- The Adventures of Master F. J. by George Gascoigne, 1573
- A reading edition with introductory remarks and notes on the 1575 revision
- Memoirs of the Count de Grammont by Anthony Hamilton, 1713
- Carefully edited, with additional illustrations, as a Bohn's Extra Volume, 1864
- Jubilate Agno by Christopher Smart, c. 1763
- The complete extant text in linked frames
- The Witlings by Fanny Burney, 1779
- With introductory remarks
- Fors Clavigera: Letters to the Workmen and Labourers of Great Britain by John Ruskin, 1870 - 1884
- An unrepresentative selection, with a tribute of sorts
- "Harvard College 1786-1787" by Henry Adams, 1872
- With an appendix by John Quincy Adams, 1786
- The New Republic by W. H. Mallock, 1877
- With introductory remarks
- Prince Prigio by Andrew Lang, 1889
- Illustrated edition
- The Diary of a Nobody by George and Weedon Grossmith, 1892
- Illustrated edition
- "What Is a Philistine?" by George Santayana, 1892
- The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser by R. V. Pierce M.D., 1895
- A selection
- A Century of Parody and Imitation, that century being the 19th
- A selection with additions
- The Memoirs of Arii Taimai, a history of Tahiti by Marau Taaroa & Henry Adams, 1901
- With introductory remarks
- "In Maytime" by Anne Maynard Kidder from A Book of Bryn Mawr Stories, 1901
- Critical Kit-Kats by Edmund Gosse, 1903
- A selection, including "Walter Pater: A Portrait"
- "The Power of Darkness" by E. Nesbit, 1905
- The complete works of W. N. P. Barbellion (1889-1919)
- The Journal of a Disappointed Man, Enjoying Life, and A Last Diary, previously serialized as Barbellionblog (R.I.P.)
- From Robert Musil's review of several essay collections, 1913
- Translated by Paul Kerschen with jessie ferguson
- "Preface to New Edition" of The Emancipation of Massachussetts: The Dream and the Reality by Brooks Adams, 1919
- A selection
- "Tickets, Please!" by D. H. Lawrence, 1919
- Sandman's Rainy Day Stories by Abbie Phillips, 1920
- "He was wise enough to see that a poor peasant and a princess could not be happy together and a peasant girl was a more fitting bride for him."
- Nonfiction by Chandler Davis
- Three essays, a lecture, and an interview
- "In the House, Another" by Joseph Whitehill, 1960
- The Star-Pit, a radio drama by Samuel R. Delany, 1967
- "Mistakes Were Made: An Exchange" by Ray Davis & Jonathan Lethem, 1998
- Genre ressentiment
- "Utopia Parkway" by Carter Scholz, 2003
- A draft preface for The Amount to Carry, regarding genre
- "Samuel R. Delany" by K. Leslie Steiner, 2004
- A brief literary biography
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