[4] In this section we propose to give monthly skeleton lists of the works of modern authors: where feasible of contributors to the issue current.

[_Poetical works only. Full information as to all his writings may be obtained from the bibliographies by A. P. Webb and H. Danielson._]

The London Mercury, Vol. I, Nos. 1-6, November 1919 to April 1920 — Part 132

[This volume and that containing _The Dynasts_, mentioned below, give a full collection of Mr. Hardy's work in verse. The Wessex and Mellstock editions of his complete works include his poems in several volumes.]

The London Mercury, Vol. I, Nos. 1-6, November 1919 to April 1920 — Part 132

[This volume contains illustrations in pen and ink by the author.]

The London Mercury, Vol. I, Nos. 1-6, November 1919 to April 1920 — Part 132

POEMS OF PAST AND PRESENT. Macmillan. 1901.

THE DYNASTS. Macmillan. Part I., 1903. Part II., 1906. Part III., 1908.

SATIRES OF CIRCUMSTANCE, with miscellaneous pieces. Macmillan. 1914.

[Certain poems and small collections have been published in very small editions, mainly by CLEMENT K. SHORTER. These include _Song of the Soldiers_ (1914), _When I Weakly Knew_ (1916), _In Time of the Breaking of Nations_ (1916), _The Fiddler's Story_ (1917), _Call to National Service_ (1917), and _Domicilium_ (1918).]

A CHILD'S DAY. Verses to pictures. Constable. 1911.

THE LISTENERS AND OTHER POEMS. Constable. 1912.

[Reissued with pictures by HEATH ROBINSON.]

[Embodies the whole of the material in the last-named.]

THE THREE MULLA MULGARS. Duckworth. 1910.

COLLECTED POEMS. With a portrait by W. ROTHENSTEIN. Fifield. 1916.

[This volume contains a selection of what the author considered the best of his poems up to that date.]

THE SOUL'S DESTROYER. Alston Rivers. 1907.

[This book was published in the Contemporary Poets' Series, after a privately published issue by the author from the Marshalsea. It has since been reissued by Mr. Fifield.]

[Contains the poems in the last entry and ten additional pieces.]

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A SUPER-TRAMP. Fifield. 1908.

THE COLLECTED POEMS OF RUPERT BROOKE. With a memoir by EDWARD MARSH.

[The memoir was separately printed by the same publishers in the same year.]

SELECTED POEMS. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1917.

[This, Brooke's first book, has gone into an enormous number of editions, and the first is so scarce as to cost £4 or more in the second-hand market.]

1914 AND OTHER POEMS. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1915.

[This appeared with a portrait shortly after Brooke's death.]