Author:Israel Zangwill

Israel Zangwill
(1864–1926)

Israel Zangwill

Works

• The Big Bow Mystery (Rand, McNally & Co., 1895) (1892)
• The Old Maids' Club (1892)
• The King of Schnorrers (Collection): Grotesques and Fantasies (American Jewish Book Co, 1921) (1893) (transcription project)
  • The King of Schnorrers — The Semi-Sentimental Dragon — An Honest Log-Roller — A Tragi-Comedy of Creeds — The Memory Clearing House • (1892) — Mated by a Waiter — The Principal Boy — An Odd Life — Cheating the Gallows • (1893) — Santa Claus — A Rose of the Ghetto — A Double-Barrelled Ghost — Vagaries of a Viscount — The Queen's Triplets — A Successful Operation — Flutter-Duck: A Ghetto Grotesque
• The Master: A Novel (1895) (start transcription)
• Without Prejudice (1896) (start transcription)
• The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes (1903)
  • The Grey Wig (1901) — Chassé-Croisé — The Woman Beater — The Eternal Feminine — The Silent Sisters — The Big Bow Mystery (1892) — Merely Mary Ann — The Serio-comic Governess
• Merely Mary Ann (1904)
• The Melting-Pot (1909)
• Chosen Peoples (1919)
• "One and One are Two," in The Case for Women's Suffrage (pp. 200−209), (ed.) by Brougham Villiers, London: T. Fisher Unwin (1907)
• "Talked Out!," in The Case for Women's Suffrage (pp. 210−220), (ed.) by Brougham Villiers, London: T. Fisher Unwin (1907)

The "Ghetto" books

• Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People (1892) (start transcription)
• Grandchildren of the Ghetto (1892)
• Dreamers of the Ghetto (1898) (start transcription)
• Ghetto Tragedies (1899) (start transcription)
• Ghetto Comedies (1907)
  • The Model of Sorrows • (1902) — Anglicization • (1902) — The Jewish Trinity — The Sabbath Question in Sudminster — The Red Mark • (1904/05) — The Bearer Of Burdens • (1900) — The Luftmensch • (1902, as "A Dictionary in Distress")— The Tug of Love — The Yiddish 'Hamlet' — The Converts — Holy Wedlock — Elijah's Goblet — The Hirelings — Samooborona

Short stories

*Works of Israel Zangwill: Italian Fantasies (1921) (start transcription)

Works from magazines

• "The Memory Clearing House" (Idler, 1892 July) (ss)
• "Without Prejudice" (The Pall Mall Magazine, 1893) (article series)
• "Cheating the Gallows" (novelette) in The Idler magazine, Vol 3, 1893
• "Politically Speaking" (The Chap-Book, 1895 July 15) (ar)
• "The Abolition of Money" (ss) in The Idler magazine, 1894-95
• "The Joyous Comrade" in Windsor Magazine, Vol 8, 1897-98
• "'They that Walk in Darkness'" (Pall Mall Magazine, 1898 Dec Jan) (ss)
• "The Bearer of Burdens" in Windsor Magazine, Vol 13, 1900
• "The Grey Wig" (Pall Mall Magazine, 1901 Dec) (novelette)
• "S. Cohn & Son: or, 'Anglicisation'" (Pall Mall Magazine, 1902) (ss)
• "Blind Children" (Pall Mall Magazine, 1902) (pm)
• "The Model of Sorrow" (Pall Mall Magazine, 1902) (ss)
• "'Incurable'. A Ghetto Tragedy" in McClure's Magazine, Vol 1, 1893
• "The Red Mark" in Windsor Magazine, Vol 21, 1904-05
• "A Dictionary in Distress" (Pall Mall Magazine, 1902; Windsor, 1906-07) (ss)
• "The Sabbath-Breaker" in McClure's Magazine Vol 2, 1894
• "When I Am Dead" (essay) in The Outlook 1926 Aug 11

Translation

• Shir Hakovod (1906)
• Selected Religious Poems of Solomon ibn Gabirol (1923) (external scan)

Works about Zangwill

• "Zangwill, Israel," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J. M. Dent & Sons (1910)