Works E. L. Doctorow

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1 works

1.1 novels
1.2 short story collections
1.3 plays
1.4 other





works
novels

1960: welcome hard times – adapted 1967 film welcome hard times
1966: big life
1971: book of daniel – historical fiction julius , ethel rosenberg – adapted 1983 film daniel
1975: ragtime – adapted 1981 film ragtime , 1998 broadway musical ragtime
1980: loon lake
1985: world s fair
1989: billy bathgate – adapted 1991 film billy bathgate
1994: waterworks
2000: city of god
2005: march
2009: homer & langley
2014: andrew s brain

short story collections

1984: lives of poets: 6 stories , novella
2004: sweet land stories – new york times notable book
2011: time in world: new , selected stories
2015 cuentos completos (complete short stories) malpaso editorial-only in spanish. preface eduardo lago.

plays

1978: drinks before dinner

other

1982: american anthem (photographic essay)
1993: jack london, hemingway , constitution (essay collection, published in uk poets , presidents)
2003: reporting universe, harvard university press
2006: creationists (essay collection)
2008: wakefield (short story), new yorker, january 14, 2008
2012: unexceptionalism: primer (op-ed), new york times, april 28, 2012




^ cite error: named reference guardian invoked never defined (see page).
^ robertson, michael (1992). cultural hegemony goes fair: case of e. l. doctorow s world s fair . university of kansas. retrieved july 22, 2015. 
^ scott, a. o. (march 5, 2000). thinking man s miracle . new york times. retrieved july 22, 2015. 
^ kaufman, leslie (march 28, 2013). new doctorow novel . new york times. 
^ lehmann-haupt, christopher (november 6, 1984). lives of poets . new york times. retrieved july 22, 2015. 
^ eder, richard (november 24, 1978). stage: doctorow s drinks before dinner . new york times. retrieved july 22, 2015. 
^ conversations e.l. doctorow (1999) e.l. doctorow , christopher d. morris, chronology
^ jack london, hemingway , constitution , new york times, november 4, 1993
^ powers, ron (september 24, 2006). text messages . new york times. retrieved july 22, 2015. 






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