Literary works William Morris

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1 literary works

1.1 collected poetry, fiction, , essays
1.2 translations
1.3 published lectures , papers





literary works

morris s essay printing reprinted village press in chicago run ransom , frederic goudy, c. 1903


collected poetry, fiction, , essays

the hollow land (1856)
the defence of guenevere, , other poems (1858)
the life , death of jason (1867)
the earthly paradise (1868–1870)
love enough, or freeing of pharamond: morality (1872)
the story of sigurd volsung , fall of niblungs (1877)
hopes , fears art (1882)
the pilgrims of hope (1885)
a dream of john ball (1888)
signs of change (1888)
a tale of house of wolfings, , kindreds of mark written in prose , in verse (1889)
the roots of mountains (1890)
poems way (1891)
news (or, epoch of rest) (1890)
the story of glittering plain (1891)
the wood beyond world (1894)
child christopher , goldilind fair (1895)
the @ world s end (1896)
the water of wondrous isles (1897)
the sundering flood (1897) (published posthumously)
a king s lesson (1901)
the world of romance (1906)
chants socialists (1935)
golden wings , other stories (1976)

translations

grettis saga: story of grettir strong eiríkr magnússon (1869)
the saga of gunnlaug worm-tongue , rafn skald eiríkr magnússon (1869)
völsung saga: story of volsungs , niblungs, songs elder edda eiríkr magnússon (1870) (from volsunga saga)
three northern love stories, , other tales eiríkr magnússon (1875)
the odyssey of homer done english verse (1887)
the aeneids of virgil done english (1876)
of king florus , fair jehane (1893)
the tale of beowulf done out of old english tongue (1895)
old french romances done english (1896)

published lectures , papers

lectures on art delivered in support of society protection of ancient buildings (morris lecture on lesser arts). london, macmillan, 1882
architecture , history & westminster abbey . papers read spab in 1884 , 1893. printed @ chiswick press. london, longmans, 1900
communism: lecture london, fabian society, 1903






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