Reading California Fiction

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION

    To check the books I’ve read by their dates of publication, click on a decade. The books are arranged first by the year of publication, then by the title. The entries are not linked to my reviews. So if you want to know what I think about a book, please go to Books by Author in the sidebar or use the Google search box.

    1890-1899
    1900-1909
    1910-1919
    1920-1929
    1930-1939
    1940-1949
    1950-1959
    After 1959

Updated 11/2/11

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: AFTER 1959

Here are the books I've read that were published after 1959 but written earlier. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

• Concerning a Woman of Sin and Other Stories of Hollywood ed. by Daniel Talbot. Fawcett Crest (1960), 160 pp.
• Meg by Loren Beauchamp. Midwood (1960), 176 pp.*
• Of Streets and Stars by Allen Marcus. Manzanita Press (1960), 259 pp.
• Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? by Henry Farrell. Holt, Rinehart and Winston (1960), 245 pp.
• The Woman Chaser by Charles Willeford. Newsstand Library (1960), 192 pp.
• World without Women by Day, Keene and Pruyn, Leonard. Fawcett Gold Medal (1960), 176 pp.
• The Pat Hobby Stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Charles Scribner’s Sons (1962), 159 pp.
• Big Knockover by Dashiell Hammett. Random House (1966), 355 pp.*
• Trouble Is My Business by Raymond Chandler. Ballantine Books (1972), 244 pp.
• The Continental Op by Dashiell Hammett. Random House (1974), 319 pp.*
• Confessions of a Crap Artist by Philip K. Dick. Entwhistle Books (1975), 171 pp.
• The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike by Philip K. Dick. Mark V. Ziesing (1984), 223 pp.
• Puttering about in a Small Land by Philip K. Dick. Academy Chicago Publishers (1985), 291 pp.
• The Road to Los Angeles by John Fante. Black Sparrow Press (1985), 164 pp.
• Humpty Dumpty in Oakland by Philip K. Dick. Victor Gollancz (1986), 199 pp.
• Mary and the Giant by Philip K. Dick. Arbor House (1987), 230 pp.
• The Broken Bubble by Philip K. Dick. Arbor House/William Morrow (1988), 246 pp.
• Man Alone by William Campbell Gault. Gryphon Books (1995), 167 pp.
• Lot and Lot’s Daughter by Ward Moore. Tachyon (1996), 72 pp.
• The Dealings of Daniel Kesserich by Fritz Leiber. Tor Books (1997), 125 pp.
• Choice of the Elect by Jean Giraudoux. Northwestern University Press (2002), 232 pp.
• Domino Lady: The Complete Collection by Lars Anderson. Vanguard Productions (2004), 111 pp.
• Love and War in California by Oakley Hall. St. Martin's Press (2007), 280 pp.
• Voices from the Street by Philip K. Dick. Tor Books (2007), 301 pp.

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1950-1959

Here are the books I've read from the from the 1950s. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1950
• About Mrs. Leslie by Viña Delmar. Harcourt, Brace (1950), 301 pp.
• A Bullet for My Love by Octavus Roy Cohen. Macmillan (1950), 218 pp.*
• Do Evil in Return by Margaret Millar. Random House (1950), 243 pp.
• The Drowning Pool by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1950), 244 pp.*
• Fiddler’s Green by Ernest Gann. William Sloan (1950), 302 pp.
• Frisco Dame by Florence Stonebraker. Quarter Books (1950), 120 pp.
• Love Life of a Hollywood Mistress by Florence Stonebraker. Quarter Books (1950), 120 pp.
• The Married Look by Robert Nathan. Alfred A. Knopf (1950), 195 pp.
• Memory and Desire by Leonora Hornblow. Random House (1950), 211 pp.
• None but My Foe by David Duncan. Macmillan (1950), 233 pp.
• Raging Passions by Thomas Stone. Stork Books (1950), 128 pp.
• Return to the Beach by Margaret Shedd. Doubleday (1950), 276 pp.
• The Serpent’s Egg by David Duncan. Macmillan (1950), 243 pp.
• So Many Doors by Oakley Hall. Random House (1950), 302 pp.
• Something for Nothing by H. Vernor Dixon. Harper and Brothers (1950), 240 pp.
• The Tentacles by Dana Lyon. Harper and Brothers (1950), 235 pp.
• The Unheard Music by Eleanor Cameron. Little, Brown (1950), 278 pp.
• The Weeping and the Laughter by Vera Caspary. Little, Brown (1950), 301 pp.

1951
• . . . And Be My Love by Ledru Baker. Fawcett Gold Medal (1951), 180 pp.*
• Diminishing Return by Lenard Kaufman. Doubleday (1951 ), 285 pp.
• Hollywood Bedside Reader by Irwin Shaw et al. Avon (1951), 156 pp.
• Kill and Tell by Howard Rigsby. Morrow (1951), 218 pp.*
• No Vacancy by Mary Jane Rolfs. Houghton Mifflin (1951), 247 pp.
• The Producer by Richard Brooks. Simon and Schuster (1951), 337 pp.
• Reach to the Stars by Calder Willingham. Vanguard Press (1951), 223 pp.
• Roadside Night by Erwin N. Nistler and Gerry P. Broderick. Pyramid Books (1951), 127 pp.
• Swanson by Timothy Pember. Harcourt, Brace (1951), 280 pp.
• To Hell Together by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1951), 280 pp.
• The Way Some People Die by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1951), 245 pp.*

1952
• The Beach House by Stephen Longstreet. Henry Holt (1952), 366 pp.
• Catch a Tiger by Owen Cameron. Simon and Schuster (1952), 213 pp.
• The Chase by Richard G Hubler. Coward-McCann (1952), 250 pp.
• The Cheaters by Ledru Baker, Jr.. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 180 pp.
• A Cow Is Too Much Trouble in Los Angeles by Joseph Foster. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1952), 248 pp.
• The Crimson Frame by Aylwin Lee Martin. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 180 pp.
• Deep Is the Pit by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 280 pp.
• Don’t Cry for Me by William Campbell Gault. E. P. Dutton (1952), 220 pp.
• East of Eden by John Steinbeck. Viking Press (1952), 602 pp.*
• Full of Life by John Fante. Little, Brown (1952), 178 pp.
• The Golden Sorrow by Theodore Pratt. Fawcett Red Seal (1952), 282 pp.
• Home Is the Sailor by Day Keene. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 177 pp.
• The Ivory Grin by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1952), 240 pp.*
• Love Me Now by John McPartland. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), pp.
• Lust for Love by Florence Stonebraker. Designs Intimate (1952), approx. 124 pp.
• The Marriage Bed by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Red Seal (1952), 268 pp.
• The Mountains Have No Shadow by Owen Cameron. Harper and Brothers (1952), 244 pp.
• No Head for Her Pillow by Sam S. Taylor. E. P. Dutton (1952), 219 pp.
• The Other One by Catherine Turney. Henry Holt (1952), 248 pp.
• Passion Is a Woman by Kate Nickerson. Star Guidance Venus (1952), 129 pp.
• The Peddler by Richard S. Prather. Lion Books (1952), pp.
• Pickup on Noon Street by Raymond Chandler. Pocket Books (1952), 196 pp.
• Remembered Moment by William Arthur Neubauer. Star Guidance Venus (1952), 129 pp.
• Sailor's Weekend by Whit Harrison. Venus Books (1952), 129 pp.
• The Simple Art of Murder by Raymond Chandler. Pocket Books (1952), 194 pp.
• Takeoff by Cyril M. Kornbluth. Doubleday (1952), 218 pp.
• Tramp Girl by Thomas Stone. Designs Intimate (1952), approx. 124 pp.
• Trapped by Richard Hayward. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 160 pp.
• Vengeance Street by Robert Bloomfield. Doubleday (1952 ), 189 pp.
• Walk in Fear by Willis T. Ballard. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 174 pp.
• Way of a Wanton by Richard S Prather. Fawcett Gold Medal (1952), 144 pp.
• Wives and Husbands by David Duncan. World (1952), 304 pp.

1953
• The Alcoholics by Jim Thompson. Lion Books (1953), 127 pp.
• Big Red’s Daughter by John McPartland. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), pp.
• Children of the Atom by Wilmar H. Shiras. Gnome Press (1953), 216 pp.
• Corpus of Joe Bailey by Oakley Hall. Viking Press (1953), 479 pp.
• Escape from Morales by Virginia Myers. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 155 pp.
• The Girl Cage by Charles Mergendahl. Popular Library (1953), approx. 160 pp.
• Girl on the Beach by George Sumner Albee. Dell (1953), 255 pp.
• High Priest of California by Charles Willeford. Royal Books (1953), 320 pp.
• The Land That Touches Mine by John Sanford. Jonathan Cape (1953), 251 pp.
• Leave Her to God by O. O. Osborne. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 154 pp.
• Love Is a Place by Margaret Bridgman. Funk and Wagnalls (1953), 338 pp.
• Lovers Are Losers by Howard Hunt. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 160 pp.
• The Marina Street Girls by Rae Loomis. Ace Books (1953), 169 pp.
• Meet Me at the Morgue by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1953), 212 pp.*
• Mimi by Robert W Taylor. Pyramid (1953), 158 pp.
• The Naked I by Roy Chanslor. Crown (1953), 248 pp.
• Nothing in Her Way by Charles Williams. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 169 pp.
• Paradise Motel by Jack Sheridan. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 156 pp.
• Private Practice by Florence Stonebraker. Designs Intimate (1953), 124 pp.
• Red-Headed Nurse by Thomas Stone. Designs Intimate (1953), 122 pp.
• Shakedown by Roney Scott. Ace Books (1953), 158 pp.*
• Someone Is Bleeding by Richard Christian Matheson. Lion Books (1953), 159 pp.
• The Square Trap by Irving Shulman. Little, Brown (1953), 374 pp.
• Strange Passions by Florence Stonebraker. Croyden (1953), approx. 128 pp.
• Too Rich to Die by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 175 pp.
• Up a Winding Stair by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1953), 188 pp.

1954
• And Dream of Evil by Tedd Thomey. Abelard-Schuman (1954), 159 pp.
• As a Man Falls by Howard Rigsby. Fawcett Gold Medal (1954), 185 pp.
• Asking for Trouble by Joe Rayter. M. S. Mill and William Morrow (1954), 256 pp.
• Boss Man by Roy Benard Sparkia. Lion Books (1954), 159 pp.
• Cress Delahanty by Jessamyn West. Harcourt, Brace (1954), 311 pp.
• Dark Dominion by David Duncan. Ballantine Books (1954), 206 pp.
• The Deserter by Lowell Barrington. Macmillan (1954), 249 pp.
• The Easter Egg Hunt by Speed Lamkin. Houghton Mifflin (1954), 312 pp.
• The Face of Evil by John McPartland. Fawcett Gold Medal (1954), 153 pp.
• Find a Victim by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1954), 215 pp.*
• The Gadget Maker by Maxwell Griffith. J. B. Lippincott (1954), 438 pp.
• Giveaway by Steve Fisher. Random House (1954), 221 pp.
• The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler. Houghton Mifflin (1954), 316 pp.
• A Lover for Cindy by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1954), 176 pp.
• Luisita by Rae Loomis. Ace Books (1954), 160 pp.
• The Nothing Man by Jim Thompson. Dell (1954), 234 pp.
• Portrait of the Damned by Richard McKaye. Twayne (1954), 142 pp.
• The Quality of Mercy by Robert Carson. Henry Holt (1954), 307 pp.
• The Red Jaguar by Oakley Hall. Viking Press (1954), 184 pp.
• Scylla by Malden Grange Bishop. Ace Books (1954), 127 pp.
• Senior Spring by C. G. Lumbard. Simon and Schuster (1954), 243 pp.
• Spiderweb by Robert Bloch. Ace Books (1954), 157 pp.
• Sweet Thursday by John Steinbeck. Viking Press (1954), 273 pp.
• Walk toward the Rainbow by John Bell Clayton. Macmillan (1954), 308 pp.
• White Night by Forrest Rosaire. Jonathan Cape (1954), 224 pp.
• Wives and Lovers by Margaret Millar. Random House (1954), 308 pp.
• The Woman on the Roof by Helen Nielsen. Ives Washburn (1954), 220 pp.

1955
• The Actor by Niven Busch. Simon and Schuster (1955), 248 pp.
• Beyond Eden by David Duncan. Ballantine Books (1955), 169 pp.
• The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney. Dell (1955), 191 pp.
• The Broken Doll by Jack Webb. Rinehart (1955), 245 pp.
• Castles in the Sand by William S. Stone. William Morrow (1955), 192 pp.
• The Deer Park by Norman Mailer. G. P. Putnam’s Sons (1955), 375 pp.
• Don’t Push Me Around by Elliott Gilbert. Popular Library (1955), 142 pp.
• Good-Time Girl by Conrad Maine. Popular Library (1955), 144 pp.
• The Hound of Earth by Vance Bourjaily. Charles Scribner’s Sons (1955), 250 pp.
• House of Deceit by Rae Loomis. Ace Books (1955), 160 pp.
• The Hunger and the Hate by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1955), 284 pp.
• Jet Pilot by Tedd Thomey. Avon (1955), 157 pp.
• The Man Who Paid His Way by Walt Sheldon. J. B. Lippincott (1955), 321 pp.
• Mardios Beach by Oakley Hall. Viking Press (1955), 282 pp.
• Pick-up by Charles Willeford. Beacon Books (1955), 191 pp.
• Sex Gantlet to Murder by Mark Shane. Fabian Books (1955), 156 pp.
• Sleep with Strangers by Dolores Hitchens. Doubleday (1955), 192 pp.
• Stop This Man! by Peter Rabe. Fawcett Gold Medal (1955), 160 pp.*
• Too Near the Sun by Gordon Forbes. Dell (1955), 384 pp.
• Trap by George E. Jones. Graphic Books (1955), 157 pp.
• A View of the Bay by Richard Scowcroft. Houghton Mifflin (1955), 218 pp.
• The Wench Is Dead by Fredric Brown. E. P. Dutton (1955), 190 pp.*
• The Year of August by Anton Fereva. G. P. Putnam’s Sons (1955), 313 pp.

1956
• The Barbarous Coast by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1956), 247 pp.*
• The Big Nickelodeon by Maritta Wolff. Random House (1956), 373 pp.
• Catch a Falling Star by Reed Marr. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 158 pp.
• Cloud by Day by Ward Moore. William Heinemann (1956), 275 pp.
• Cry Blood by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 192 pp.
• Dead and Kicking by Frank Castle. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 174 pp.*
• The Deep End by Owen Dudley. Ace Books (1956), 148 pp.
• A Dram of Poison by Charlotte Armstrong. Coward-McCann (1956), 256 pp.
• Killer in Silk by H. Vernor Dixon. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 189 pp.
• Killer in White by Tedd Thomey. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 144 pp.
• Love after Five by Raymond Mason. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 160 pp.
• The Ninth Wave by Eugene Burdick. Houghton Mifflin (1956), 332 pp.
• The Package Deal by Willis T. Ballard. Appleton-Century-Crofts (1956), 280 pp.
• Run by Margaret Shedd. Doubleday (1956), 252 pp.
• The Self-Enchanted by David Stacton. Faber and Faber (1956), 304 pp.
• Some Die Young by James Duff. Graphic Books (1956), 157 pp.
• The Girl He Left Behind by Marion Hargrove. Viking (1956), 191 pp.
• The Tramplers by Oakley Hall. Viking Press (1956), 181 pp.
• Who Dies There? by James Duff. Graphic Books (1956), 155 pp.
• The Wild Party by John McPartland. Fawcett Gold Medal (1956), 128 pp.
• Wild Wives by Charles Willeford. Beacon Books (1956), approx. 100 pp.

1957
• The Adversary by H. H. Lynde. Random House (1957), 344 pp.
• The Boys by George Sumner Albee. Ballantine Books (1957), 310 pp.
• The Broken Angel by Floyd Mahannah. Macrae Smith (1957), 208 pp.*
• Cain’s Girl Friend by William Grote. Ace Books (1957), 151 pp.*
• Cast of Characters by Al Morgan. E. P. Dutton (1957), 251 pp.
• Die on Easy Street by James Howard. Popular Library (1957), 142 pp.*
• Doctor Paradise by Jay Dratler. Popular Library (1957), 125 pp.
• Dragnet by Richard Deming. Whitman (1957), 282 pp.
• The Flesh Agents by Jean C. Bosquet. Avon (1957), 159 pp.
• The Flower Drum Song by C. Y. Lee. Farrar, Straus and Cudahy (1957), 244 pp.
• Gidget by Frederick Kohner. G. P. Putnam’s Sons (1957), 156 pp.
• The House of Numbers by Jack Finney. Dell (1957), 192 pp.
• It’s My Funeral by Peter Rabe. Fawcett Gold Medal (1957), 143 pp.
• Love among the Cannibals by Wright Morris. Harcourt, Brace (1957), 253 pp.
• No Down Payment by John McPartland. Simon and Schuster (1957), 312 pp.
• North of Market by Arthur Foff. Harcourt, Brace (1957), 181 pp.
• So I'm a Heel by Mike Heller. Fawcett Gold Medal (1957), 144 pp.
• Sunset Strip by James Reach. Popular Library (1957), 127 pp.
• This Girl for Hire by G. G. Fickling. Pyramid Books (1957), 160 pp.

1958
• Bright Web in the Darkness by Alexander Saxton. St. Martin’s Press (1958), 308 pp.
• Built for Trouble by Al Fray. Dell (1958), 159 pp.
• The Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac. Viking Press (1958), 244 pp.
• The Doomsters by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1958), 251 pp.*
• Flash and Filigree by Terry Southern. Andre Deutsch (1958), 204 pp.
• Jet Ace by Tedd Thomey. Avon (1958), 160 pp.
• Love Affair by Robert Carson. Henry Holt (1958), 439 pp.
• Lover’s Point by C. Y. Lee. Farrar, Straus and Cudahy (1958), 249 pp.
• The Mark by Charles E. Israel. Simon and Schuster (1958), 306 pp.
• The Marriage by Mona Williams. G. P. Putnam's Sons (1958), 320 pp.
• My Face for the World to See by Alfred Hayes. Harper and Brothers (1958), 183 pp.
• Parktilden Village by George P. Elliott. Beacon Press (1958 ), 200 pp.
• Playback by Raymond Chandler. Houghton Mifflin (1958), 205 pp.
• Push-Over by Lora Sela. Fabian Books (1958), 153 pp.
• Ripe Fruit by John McPartland. Fawcett Gold Medal (1958), pp.
• So Love Returns by Robert Nathan. Alfred A. Knopf (1958), 214 pp.
• A Stir of Echoes by Richard Matheson. Lippincott (1958), 220 pp.
• The Subterraneans by Jack Kerouac. Grove Press (1958), 111 pp.
• The Tycoon and the Tigress by William Cox. Fawcett Gold Medal (1958), 188 pp.
• Young Mr. Keefe by Stephen Birmingham. Little, Brown (1958), 369 pp.

1959
• The Big X by Hank Searls. Harper and Brothers (1959), 241 pp.
• Black Is the Fashion for Dying by Jonathan Latimer. Random House (1959), 240 pp.
• The Breeze from Camelot by Viña Delmar. Harcourt, Brace (1959), 309 pp.
• The Chased and the Unchaste by Thomas B. Dewey. Random House (1959), 185 pp.
• Clown of Hemlock by Richard Ashby. Chilton (1959), 342 pp.
• The Deadly Desire by Robert Colby. Fawcett Gold Medal (1959), 144 pp.
• Death out of Focus by William Campbell Gault. Random House (1959), 179 pp.*
• Drink with the Dead by J. M. Flynn. Ace Books (1959), 136 pp.
• The Flesh Merchants by Bob Thomas. Dell (1959), 223 pp.
• The Galton Case by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1959), 242 pp.*
• The Heart of a Stranger by Lionel Olay. Signet (1959), 127 pp.
• In the Wrong Rain by Robert R. Kirsch. Little, Brown (1959), 339 pp.
• Kitten with a Whip by Wade Miller. Fawcett Gold Medal (1959), 174 pp.
• The Last Night by John McPartland. Fawcett Gold Medal (1959), 140 pp.
• The Moment of Truth by William M. Goeney. Henry Holt (1959), 279 pp.
• Muscle Beach by Ira Wallach. Little, Brown (1959), 236 pp.
• Nikki by Stuart Friedman. Monarch (1959), 189 pp.
• Out for Kicks by Wilene Shaw. Ace Books (1959), 160 pp.
• Pocho by Jose Antonio Villarreal. Doubleday (1959), 235 pp.
• Prowler in the Night by Jack Matcha. Fawcett Gold Medal (1959), 144 pp.
• Ride the Nightmare by Richard Christian Matheson. Ballantine Books (1959), 142 pp.
• Sinful Desires by Florence Stonebraker. Bedside Books (1959), 186 pp.
• The Sins of Philip Fleming by Irving Wallace. Frederick Fell (1959), 224 pp.
• The Slide Area by Gavin Lambert. Viking Press (1959), 223 pp.
• Sons of the Fathers by Martin Kramer. Macmillan (1959), 342 pp.
• Strange Sinner by Florence Stonebraker. Stanley Library (1959), pp.
• The Very First Time by Richard Fisher. Doubleday (1959), 192 pp.
• Yes, My Darling Daughters by David Duncan. Doubleday (1959), 238 pp.

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1940-1949

Here are the books I've read from the from the 1940s. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1940
• The Canyon by Peter Viertel. Harcourt, Brace (1940), 288 pp.
• Farewell, My Lovely by Raymond Chandler. Alfred A. Knopf (1940), 275 pp.*
• The Girl at the Crossroads by Jackson Gregory. Dodd, Mead (1940 ), 225 pp.
• High Sierra by W. R. Burnett. Alfred A. Knopf (1940), 292 pp.
• Moon Tide by Willard Robertson. Carrick and Evans (1940), 309 pp.
• My Name Is Aram by William Saroyan. Harcourt, Brace (1940), 220 pp.
• November Grass by Judy Van der Veer. Longmans, Green (1940), 246 pp.
• The Paesanos by Jo Pagano. Little, Brown (1940), 231 pp.
• “The Siren Smiled” by H Dixon. Vernor. American Magazine (1940), 60 pp.
• Solitaire by Edwin Corle. E. P. Dutton (1940), 351 pp.
• Tumbleweeds by Marta Roberts. G. P. Putnam's Sons (1940), 294 pp.
• Webs in the Sky by Marjorie Roberts. Wilfred Funk (1940), 299 pp.

1941
• City of Angels by Rupert Hughes. Charles Scribner’s Sons (1941), 349 pp.
• Homicide for Hannah by Dwight V Babcock. Alfred A. Knopf (1941), 334 pp.
• I Wake up Screaming by Stephen Fisher. Dodd, Mead (1941), 231 pp.
• Last Tycoon by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Charles Scribner’s Sons (1941), approx. 163 pp.
• Mildred Pierce by James M. Cain. Alfred A. Knopf (1941), 388 pp.*
• Simon Lash, Private Detective by Frank Gruber. Farrar and Rinehart (1941), 281 pp.
• Storm by George R. Stewart. Random House (1941), 349 pp.
• What Makes Sammy Run? by Budd Schulberg. Random House (1941), 303 pp.*

1942
• 48 Saroyan Stories by William Saroyan. Avon (1942), 313 pp.
• Broken Melody by Ronald Kirkbride. Coward-McCann (1942), 328 pp.
• Dead Center by Mary Collins. Charles Scribner’s Sons (1942), 240 pp.
• Deadlier than the Male by James Gunn. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1942), 277 pp.*
• Deep Valley by Dan Totheroh. L. B. Fischer (1942), 312 pp.
• Dig Me a Grave by Cleve Adams. E. P. Dutton (1942), 255 pp.
• The High Window by Raymond Chandler. Alfred A. Knopf (1942), 240 pp.
• I Remember Christine by Oscar Lewis. Alfred A. Knopf (1942), 266 pp.
• Lazarus 7 by Richard Sale. Simon and Schuster (1942), 299 pp.
• Now and on Earth by Jim Thompson. Modern Age (1942), 306 pp.
• A Place in the Sun by Frank Fenton. Random House (1942), 314 pp.
• Suds in Your Eye by Mary Lasswell. Houghton, Mifflin Co. (1942), 184 pp.
• There Is a Happy Land by A. I. Bezzerides. Henry Holt (1942), 279 pp.
• The Time Between by Gale Wilhelm. William Morrow (1942), 208 pp.
• Turn off the Sunshine by Timothy G. Turner. Caxton Printers (1942), 288 pp.
• View from a Window by F. Ruth Howard. (1942), 341 pp.
• The Vineyard by Idwal Jones. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1942), 279 pp.

1943
• Against a Darkening Sky by Janet Lewis. Doubleday, Doran (1943), 301 pp.
• The Bride Saw Red by Robert Carson. G. P. Putnam’s Sons (1943), 246 pp.
• City Doctor by Thomas Stone. Phoenix Press (1943), 253 pp.
• Donovan’s Brain by Curt Siodmak. Alfred A. Knopf (1943), 234 pp.
• Double Indemnity by James M. Cain. Alfred A. Knopf (1943), approx. 125 pp.
• The Embezzler by James M. Cain. Alfred A. Knopf (1943), approx. 109 pp.
• The Happy Man by Robert Easton. Viking Press (1943), 221 pp.
• Her Best Man by Ethel E. Bangert. Gramercy (1943), 256 pp.
• The Hill by David Greenhood. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1943), 266 pp.
• The Human Comedy by William Saroyan. Harcourt, Brace (1943), 291 pp.
• If I Come Home by Nellise Child. Doubleday, Doran (1943), 311 pp.
• The Lady in the Lake by Raymond Chandler. Alfred A. Knopf (1943), 216 pp.*
• The Love Shift by Florenz Branch. Phoenix Press (1943), 252 pp.
• Mama’s Bank Account by Kathryn Forbes. Harcourt, Brace (1943), 204 pp.
• Nobody Lives Forever by W. R. Burnett. Alfred A. Knopf (1943), 243 pp.
• Tomorrow Is Forever by Gwen Bristow. Thomas Y. Crowell (1943), 259 pp.
• Trio by Dorothy Baker. Houghton Mifflin (1943), 234 pp.

1944
• Doctor Tony by Thomas Stone. Phoenix Press (1944), pp.
• The Fleshpots by Florenz Branch. Phoenix Press (1944), approx. 250 pp.
• Flint by Charles Norris. Doubleday, Doran (1944), 354 pp.
• I Hate Actors! by Ben Hecht. Crown Publishers (1944), 221 pp.
• Married at Leisure by Virginia Lederer. Doubleday, Doran (1944), 213 pp.
• No Good from a Corpse by Leigh Brackett. Coward-McCann (1944), 202 pp.
• Shore Leave by Frederic Wakeman. Rinehart (1944), 310 pp.
• They Dream of Home by Niven Busch. D. Appleton-Century Co. (1944), 307 pp.

1945
• Cannery Row by John Steinbeck. Viking Press (1945), 208 pp.*
• East of Midnight by Forrest Rosaire. Alfred A. Knopf (1945), 372 pp.
• If He Hollers Let Him Go by Chester Himes. Doubleday, Doran (1945), 249 pp.
• Miss Dilly Says No by Theodore Pratt. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1945), 214 pp pp.
• Not a Joy Forever by Buena Vista Stine. Wetzel (1945), 200 pp.
• Sleep in the Sun by Alan Moody. Houghton Mifflin (1945), 137 pp.
• Stallion Road by Stephen Longstreet. Julian Messner (1945), 303 pp.
• Three Short Biers by Jimmy Starr. Murray and Gee (1945), 232 pp.
• The Uncertain Journey by Oscar Lewis. Alfred A. Knopf (1945), 253 pp.
• With Sirens Screaming by Ernest Booth. Doubleday, Doran (1945), 294 pp.

1946
• The Analyst by Florence Stonebraker. Phoenix Press (1946), 256 pp.
• The Bandaged Nude by Robert Finnegan. Simon and Schuster (1946), 242 pp.*
• Dark Passage by David Goodis. Julian Messner (1946), 248 pp.
• Day of the Conquerors by Niven Busch. Harper and Brothers (1946), 276 pp.
• Deliver Me from Eva by Paul Bailey. Murray and Gee (1946), 237 pp.
• Desert Town by Ramona Stewart. William Morrow (1946), 248 pp.
• Fear No More by Leslie Edgley. Simon and Schuster (1946), 202 pp.*
• Flight of an Angel by Verne Chute. William Morrow (1946), 246 pp.
• The Glass Heart by Marty Holland. Julian Messner (1946), 192 pp.
• It Ain't Hay by David Dodge. Simon and Schuster (1946), 218 pp.
• Make with the Brains, Pierre by Dana Wilson. Julian Messner (1946), 206 pp.
• The Shade of Time by David Duncan. Random House (1946), 244 pp.
• She Had What They Wanted by Florenz Branch. Phoenix Press (1946), pp.
• Valley Boy by Theodore Pratt. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1946), 331 pp.
• What Way My Journey Lies by Frank Fenton. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1946), 243 pp.

1947
• Almost a Lady by Thomas Stone. Phoenix Press (1947), 255 pp.
• Be Still, My Love by June Truesdell. Dodd, Mead (1947), 220 pp.
• The Condemned by Jo Pagano. Prentice-Hall (1947), 215 pp.
• Die by Night by M. S. Marble. Rinehart (1947), 182 pp.
• Dirty Eddie by Ludwig Bemelmans. Viking Press (1947), 240 pp.
• The Face of the Clam by Luther Whiteman. Random House (1947), 248 pp.
• Glorious in Another Day by Arthur Foff. J. B. Lippincott (1947), 246 pp.
• Greener than You Think by Ward Moore. William Sloane Associates (1947), 358 pp.
• If You Have Tears by Howard Browne. Mystery House (1947), 255 pp.
• In a Lonely Place by Dorothy Hughes. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1947), 217 pp.
• Incorrigible by Karl Brown. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1947), 214 pp.
• King of This Hill by Nathaniel Meserve. Doubleday (1947), 250 pp.
• Lonely Crusade by Chester Himes. Alfred A. Knopf (1947), 398 pp.*
• Low Tide by John Truesdell. Dodd, Mead (1947), 240 pp.
• Naomi Martin by Clarkson Crane. Harcourt, Brace (1947), 228 pp.
• One More Lover by Thomas Stone. Phoenix Press (1947), approx. 250 pp.
• The Pitfall by Jay Dratler. Thomas Y. Crowell (1947), 177 pp.
• Something Wonderful to Happen: A Charivari by Darwin L. Teilhet. Appleton-Century-Crofts (1947), 275 pp pp.
• The Squirrel Cage by Edwin Gilbert. Doubleday (1947), 256 pp.
• Transfer Point by Kathryn Forbes. Harcourt, Brace (1947), 195 pp.
• The Wayward Bus by John Steinbeck. Viking Press (1947), 312 pp.
• What D’Ya Know for Sure by Len Zinberg. Doubleday (1947), 278 pp.
• White Shadows by Guy Nunn. Reynal and Hitchcock (1947), 246 pp.

1948
• The Bramble Bush by David Duncan. Macmillan (1948), 215 pp.
• The Cleft Rock by Alice Tisdale Hobart. Bobbs-Merrill (1948), 376 pp.
• Fire by George R. Stewart. Random House (1948), 336 pp.
• Guilty Bystander by Wade Miller. Farrar, Straus (1948), 205 pp.*
• “An Invasion of Privacy” by Katherine Albert. American Magazine (1948), 19 pp.
• The Inward Voyage by Peter Packer. McGraw-Hill Book Co. (1948), 234 pp.
• The Loved One by Evelyn Waugh. Little, Brown (1948), 164 pp.
• The Man with My Face by Samuel W. Taylor. A. A. Wyn (1948), 254 pp.*
• Program for Passion by Florenz Branch. Phoenix Press (1948), 255 pp.
• The Road through the Wall by Shirley Jackson. Farrar, Straus (1948), 271 pp.
• The Three Roads by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1948), 223 pp.
• Wayward Angel by Verne Chute. Alfred A. Knopf (1948), 264 pp.*

1949
• Earth Abides by George R. Stewart. Random House (1949), 373 pp.
• Framed in Guilt by Day Keene. M.S. Mill Co. and William Morrow & Co. (1949), 218 pp.
• The Journey of Simon McKeever by Albert Maltz. Little, Brown (1949), 250 pp.
• The Little Sister by Raymond Chandler. Houghton Mifflin (1949), 249 pp.*
• Lovely Lady, Pity Me by Roy Huggins. Duell, Sloan and Pearce (1949), 221 pp.
• The Madrone Tree by David Duncan. Macmillan (1949), 230 pp.
• Mamie Brandon by Jack Sheridan. Home and Van Thal (1949), 323 pp.
• The Moving Target by Ross Macdonald. Alfred A. Knopf (1949), 245 pp.*
• A Private Killing by James Benét. Harper and Brothers (1949), 240 pp.
• Teach the Angry Spirit by Cornelia Jessey. Crown Publishers (1949), 249 pp.
• Thieves’ Market by A. I. Bezzerides. Charles Scribner’s Sons (1949), 233 pp.
• Yokohama, California by Toshio Mori. Caxton Printers (1949), 166 pp.

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1930-1939

Here are the books I've read from the from the 1930s. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1930
• Hooper Dooper! by Fitzhugh Buckner. Barse (1930), 319 pp.
• The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett. Alfred A. Knopf (1930), 267 pp.*
• Queer People by Carroll and Garrett Graham. Vanguard Press (1930), 276 pp.
• A Roman Holiday by Don Ryan. Macaulay (1930), 319 pp.

1931
• Death in a Bowl by Raoul Whitfield. Alfred A. Knopf (1931), 266 pp.
• Headlong by Genevieve Parkhurst. Henry Holt (1931), 297 pp.
• It’s What You Are by Mark Lee Luther. Bobbs-Merrill (1931), 313 pp.
• Orange Valley by Howard Baker. Coward-McCann (1931), 344 pp.
• Rain on the Roof by Kay Lipke. Dial Press (1931), 301 pp.
• To Hell with Hollywood by Horace Wade. Dial Press (1931), 301 pp.

1932
• Diana Laughs by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements. Ray Long and Richard Smith (1932), 384 pp.
• Hey Diddle Diddle by Tamar Lane. Adelphi (1932), 284 pp.
• Hollywood Siren by Keane McGrath. William Godwin (1932), 256 pp.
• Hospital Nocturne by Alice Elinor Lambert. Vanguard Press (1932), 306 pp.
• I Cover the Waterfront by Max Miller. E. P. Dutton (1932), 204 pp.
• Joy-Girl by John V Weaver. Alfred A. Knopf (1932), 257 pp.
• Late September by Gladys Johnson. Macrae-Smith (1932), 299 pp.
• The Pastures of Heaven by John Steinbeck. Robert O. Ballou (1932), 294 pp.*
• Pity of God by Beulah Marie Dix. Viking Press (1932), 367 pp.
• Praise the Lord! by Dillwyn Parrish. Harper and Brothers (1932), 263 pp.
• Reckless Hollywood by Haynes Lubou. Amour Press (1932), 312 pp.
• The San Felipians by Roger Cowles. Charles Scribner's Sons (1932), 242 pp.

1933
• Fast One by Paul Cain. Doubleday, Doran (1933), 304 pp.
• The Flutter of an Eyelid by Myron Brinig. Farrar and Rinehart (1933), 310 pp.
• Lovers Should Marry by Nell Martin. Macaulay (1933), 316 pp.
• One against the Earth by Daniel Mainwaring. Long and Smith (1933), 305 pp.
• Whistle for Me by Michael Jackson. William Morrow (1933), 288 pp.

1934
• Alabam’ by Donald Henderson Clarke. Vanguard Press (1934), 320 pp.
• The Case of the Curious Bride by Erle Stanley Gardner. William Morrow (1934), 296 pp.
• The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze by William Saroyan. Random House (1934), 270 pp.
• Diamond Ransom Murders by Nellise Child. Collins Crime Club (1934), 285 pp.
• Falling Star by Vicki Baum. Doubleday, Doran (1934), 307 pp.
• Ladies in Waiting by Rian James. Alfred H. King (1934), 285 pp.
• Mad Hatter’s Village by Mary Cavendish Gore. Alfred H. King (1934), 306 pp.
• Mojave: A Book of Stories by Edwin Corle. Liveright (1934), 272 pp.
• Nights and Daze in Hollywood by Richard Henry Lee. Macaulay (1934), 238 pp.
• Parched Earth by Arnold Armstrong. Macmillan (1934), 430 pp.
• Picture People by Olga Rosmanith. Doubleday, Doran (1934), 301 pp.
• The Postman Always Rings Twice by James M Cain. Alfred A. Knopf (1934), 188 pp.

1935
• Burn, Baby, Burn! by Sam Fuller. Phoenix Press (1935), 246 pp.
• The Farmer in the Dell by Phil Stong. Harcourt, Brace (1935), 234 pp.
• Fig Tree John by Edwin Corle. Liveright (1935), 318 pp.
• Fully Dressed and in His Right Mind by Michael Fessier. Alfred A. Knopf (1935), 216 pp.
• Grandsons by Louis Adamic. Harper and Brothers (1935), 370 pp.
• Hollywood Cemetery by Liam O’Flaherty. Victor Gollancz (1935), 288 pp.
• They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? by Horace McCoy. Simon and Schuster (1935), 186 pp.*
• Thirteen Steps by Whitman Chambers. Doubleday, Doran (1935), 294 pp.*
• Tortilla Flat by John Steinbeck. Covici-Friede (1935), 316 pp.
• Valley People by Frances Marion. Reynal and Hitchcock (1935), 282 pp.
• We Too Are Drifting by Gale Wilhelm. Random House (1935), 206 pp.

1936
• Cannery Anne by Morris Hull. Houghton Mifflin (1936), 267 pp.
• The Doctor Died at Dusk by Geoffrey Homes. Morrow (1936), 303 pp.*
• Gentleman from Parnassus by Jack Woodford. William Godwin (1936), 283 pp.
• Laughing Gas by P. G. Wodehouse. Herbert Jenkins (1936), 311 pp.
• No Letters for the Dead by Gale Wilhelm. Random House (1936), 212 pp.
• The Revels Are Ended by Robert Carson. Doubleday, Doran (1936), 358 pp.
• Saucy Movie Tales, July by Frank E Marks. et al. Movie Digest, Inc. (1936), 98 pp.
• Shadows Flying by John Evans. Alfred A. Knopf (1936), 263 pp.
• Under One Roof by Ruth Eleanor McKee. Doubleday, Doran (1936), 276 pp.

1937
• Flowers for the Living by Charles Ray. William Godwin (1937), 276 pp.
• Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Covici-Friede (1937), 186 pp.*
• The Road to Needles by Dorothy Speare. Houghton Mifflin (1937), 300 pp.
• San Francisco Adventures by Charles Caldwell Dobie. D. Appleton-Century Co. (1937), 1937 pp.

1938
• Blue Murder by Robert Leslie Bellem. Phoenix Press (1938), 256 pp.
• The Devil Thumbs a Ride by Soe, Robert C D. Robert M. McBride (1938), 247 pp.
• The Doomsday Men by J. B. Priestley. Harper and Brothers (1938), 287 pp.
• Enchanted Oasis by Faith Baldwin. P. F. Collier and Son (1938), 305 pp.
• Hope of Heaven by John O’Hara. Harcourt, Brace (1938), 182 pp.
• I Lost My Girlish Laughter by Jane Allen. Random House (1938), 275 pp.
• I Should Have Stayed Home by Horace McCoy. Alfred A. Knopf (1938), 235 pp.
• Long Haul by A. I. Bezzerides. Carrick and Evans (1938), 219 pp.
• The Long Valley by John Steinbeck. Viking Press (1938), 303 pp.*
• Lost Daughter by Louise Redfield Peattie. G. P. Putnam’s Sons (1938), 238 pp.
• Promised Land by Cedric Belfrage. Victor Gollancz (1938), 349 pp.
• A Stranger Came to Port by Max Miller. Reynal and Hitchcock (1938), 210 pp.
• Strumpet Wind by Gertrude Bosworth Crum. Covici-Friede (1938), 290 pp.
• Torchlight to Valhalla by Gale Wilhelm. Random House (1938), 191 pp.
• We Lived as Children by Kathryn Hulme. Alfred A. Knopf (1938), 325 pp.
• The Wrong World by Louis Paul. Doubleday, Doran (1938), 358 pp.
• You Play the Black and the Red Comes Up by Richard Hallas. McBride (1938), 213 pp.
• Young Man with a Horn by Dorothy Baker. Houghton Mifflin (1938), 243 pp.*

1939
• Abel Dayton by Flannery Lewis. Macmillan (1939), 304 pp.
• After Many a Summer Dies the Swan by Aldous Huxley. Harper and Brothers (1939), 356 pp.*
• Anne Minton’s Life by Myron Brinig. Farrar and Rinehart (1939), 279 pp.
• Ask the Dust by John Fante. Stackpole Sons (1939), 235 pp.
• The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler. Alfred A. Knopf (1939), 277 pp.
• The Day of the Locust by Nathanael West. Random House (1939), 238 pp.
• Detour: An Extraordinary Tale by Martin Goldsmith. Macaulay (1939), 248 pp.
• Firebrand by Tom Gill. Farrar and Rinehart (1939), 309 pp.
• The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. Viking Press (1939), 619 pp.*
• Heil! Hollywood by Jack Preston. Reilly and Lee (1939), 344 pp.
• “Hollywood Dynasty” by Vina Delmar. Cosmopolitan Magazine (1939), 52 pp.
• Remember Valerie March by Katherine Albert. Simon and Schuster (1939), 313 pp.

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1920-1929

Here are the books I've read from the from the 1920s. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1920
• The Blood Red Dawn by Charles Caldwell Dobie. Harper and Brothers (1920), 353 pp.

1921
• The Desert Fiddler by William H. Hamby. Doubleday, Page (1921), 232 pp.
• The Go-Getter by Peter Kyne. Farrar and Rinehart (1921), 62 pp.
• The Noise of the World by Adriana Spadoni. Boni and Liveright (1921), 256 pp.
• Play the Game! by Ruth Comfort Mitchell. D. Appleton (1921), 244 pp.
• Seed of the Sun by Wallace Irwin. George H. Doran (1921), 352 pp.

1922
• Flower of the World by Alice Haines. E. P. Dutton (1922), 286 pp.
• Merton of the Movies by Harry Leon Wilson. Doubleday, Page (1922), 335 pp.*
• The Poor Man by Stella Benson. Macmillan (1922), 253 pp.
• Souls for Sale by Rupert Hughes. Harper and Brothers (1922), 405 pp.
• They Call Me Carpenter by Upton Sinclair. Boni and Liveright (1922), 225 pp.

1923
• The Girl from Hollywood by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Macaulay (1923), 320 pp.

1924
• The Boosters by Mark Lee Luther. Bobbs-Merrill (1924), 352 pp.
• Born Rich by Hughes Cornell. George W. Jacobs (1924), 307 pp.
• The Mystery Woman by Alice MacGowan and Perry Newberry. Frederick A. Stokes (1924), 303 pp.
• Proud Flesh by Lawrence Rising. Boni and Liveright (1924), 317 pp.

1925
• Run, Sheep, Run by Thames Williamson. Small, Maynard (1925), 277 pp.
• Stripped to the Hide by Herman Edward Mootz. Roxburgh (1925), 274 pp.
• The Western Shore by Clarkson Crane. Harcourt, Brace (1925), 303 pp.

1926
• The Chinese Parrot by Earl Derr Biggers. Bobbs-Merrill (1926), 316 pp.
• The Entertaining Angel by Samuel Merwin. J. H. Sears (1926), 273 pp.
• Jarnegan by Jim Tully. Albert and Charles Boni (1926), 265 pp.
• Marketing Deb by Hughes Cornell. Macmillan (1926), 315 pp.

1927
• Angel’s Flight by Don Ryan. Boni and Liveright (1927), 296 pp.
• Back Fire by Lola Jean Simpson. Macmillan (1927), 399 pp.
• A Free Soul by St. Johns, Adela Rogers. Cosmopolitan Book Corp. (1927), 355 pp.
• Oil! by Upton Sinclair. Albert and Charles Boni (1927), 527 pp.*
• Wild Orchard by Dan Totheroh. George H. Doran (1927), 286 pp.

1928
• Bright Avenues by Josephine Bentham. Rae D. Henkle (1928), 304 pp.
• The Doubtful Year by John LeBar. D. Appleton (1928), 275 pp.
• The Lovely Ducklings by Rupert Hughes. Harper and Brothers (1928), 310 pp.
• Never Go Back by George Boas. Harper and Brothers (1928), 294 pp.
• Spider Boy by Carl Van Vechten. Alfred A. Knopf (1928), 297 pp.

1929
• The Dain Curse by Dashiell Hammett. Alfred A. Knopf (1929), 272 pp.*
• Desire by Gladys Johnson. Macrae-Smith (1929), 368 pp.
• Destroying Victor by Carleton Beals. Macaulay (1929 ), 384 pp.
• Outsiders by Josephine Bentham. Rae D. Henkle (1929), 296 pp.

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1910-1919

Here are the books I've read from the from the second decade of the last century. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1910
• The Day of Souls by Charles Tenney Jackson. Bobbs-Merrill (1910), 390 pp.

1911
• The Winning of Barbara Worth by Harold Bell Wright. Book Supply Co. (1911), 511 pp.*

1913
• The Abysmal Brute by Jack London. Century Co. (1913), 169 pp.
• Valley of the Moon by Jack London. Macmillan (1913), 530 pp.*

1914
• Coming Back with the Spitball by James Hopper. Harper and Brothers (1914), 70 pp.
• Vandover and the Brute by Frank Norris. Doubleday, Page (1914), 354 pp.

1915
• The Valley Road by Mary Hallock Foote. Houghton Mifflin (1915), 360 pp.

1916
• The Little Lady of the Big House by Jack London. Macmillan (1916), 392 pp.

1917
• The Ford by Mary Austin. Houghton Mifflin (1917), 440 pp.*

1918
• The Close-Up by Margaret Turnbull. Harper and Brothers (1918), 351 pp.

1919
• The Avalanche: A Mystery Story by Gertrude Atherton. Frederick A. Stokes Co. (1919), 229 pp.
• Boston Blackie by Jack Boyle. H. K. Fly (1919), 318 pp.
• Diverging Roads by Rose Wilder Lane. Century Co. (1919), 360 pp.
• The Starling by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins. Bobbs-Merrill (1919), 267 pp.

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1900-1909

Here are the books I've read from the from the first decade of the last century. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1901
• The Octopus by Frank Norris. Doubleday Page (1901), 652 pp.*
• Pandora by Florence Lucie Salzscheider. Whitaker and Ray (1901), 198 pp.

1902
• The Cruise of the Dazzler by Jack London. Century Co. (1902), 250 pp.

1903
• For the Pleasure of His Company by Charles Warren Stoddard. A. M. Robertson (1903), 257 pp.
• The Reign of Queen Isyl by Gelett Burgess and Will Irwin. McClure, Phillips (1903), 255 pp.
• The Siege of Youth by Frances Charles. Little, Brown (1903), 1903 pp.

1904
• The Picaroons by Gelett Burgess and Will Irwin. McClure, Phillips (1904), 284 pp.

1905
• The Game by Jack London. Macmillan (1905), 182 pp.
• The Vision of Elijah Berl by Frank Lewis Nason. Little, Brown (1905), 290 pp.
• A Yellow Journalist by Miriam Michelson. D. Appleton (1905), 315 pp.

1906
• Anthony Overman by Miriam Michelson. Doubleday, Page (1906), 330 pp.

1907
• The Heart Line by Gelett Burgess. Bobbs-Merrill (1907), 584 pp.

1908
• The Iron Heel by Jack London. Macmillan (1908), 354 pp.*
• The Leaven of Love by Clara Louise Burnham. Grosset and Dunlap (1908), 330 pp.
• Santa Lucia by Mary Austin. Harper and Brothers (1908), 346 pp.

1909
• Comrades by Thomas Dixon, Jr. Doubleday, Page (1909), 319 pp.
• Martin Eden by Jack London. Macmillan (1909), 411 pp.*

BOOKS BY YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1890-1899

Here are the books I've read from the 1890s. An asterisk at the end of the entry indicates that I haven't written a review (yet).

1892
• Other Things Being Equal by Emma Wolf. A. C. McClurg (1892), 275 pp.
• A House of Cards by Alice S. Wolf. Stone and Kimball (1896), 279 pp.

1896
• Marm Lisa by Kate Wiggin. Houghton, Mifflin Co. (1896), 199 pp.

1897
• Hilda Strafford by Beatrice Harraden. Dodd, Mead (1897), 218 pp.

1898
• American Wives and English Husbands by Gertrude Atherton. Dodd, Mead (1898), 339 pp.
• Moran of the Lady Letty by Frank Norris. Doubleday and McClure (1898), 293 pp.*

1899
• Blix by Frank Norris. Doubleday and McClure (1899), 339 pp.
• McTeague by Frank Norris. Doubleday and McClure (1899), 442 pp.*