James Branch Cabell

This section of the Bibliography covers original contributions that Cabell made to magazines, newspapers, journals and other periodicals; it does not include reprints of Cabell material that originally appeared elsewhere. Until we find the time to list all these items, as found in Brewer, Hall, and other sources, we are posting only such items as we have had occasion to link to from the Bibliographies or other places on the site. In the meantime most of this material can be seen in Brewer, pp. 73-116, and in Brussel, pp. (99)-106.

Original Material in Periodicals, Listed Alphabetically by Title

Brewer Code	Title
No. 54	About One and Another
No. 56	Above Paradise
No. 57	Actors All
No. 59	Afternoon in Arden
No. 60	Almost Touching the Confederacy
No. 61	An Amateur Ghost
No. 62	The Appeal to Posterity
No. 63	Aprilis Gesta
No. 64	April's Message
No. 65	Art, Beauty and Balderdash: An Essay Review of Max Schoen's Art and Beauty
No. 66	The Artist: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 67	The Arts in Gaza: The State of Culture in Virginia
No. 68	As Played Before His Highness
No. 69	As the Coming of Dawn
No. 70	Author Discusses Public with Non-Literary Tastes: A Letter
No. 72	Autobiographic Summary
No. 73	The Awakening
No. 74	Balthazar's Daughter
No. 75	Beauty and Wizardry: Review of Donn Byrne's Messer Marco Polo
No. 76	Before Æsred
No. 77	Belhs Cavaliers
No. 78	Between Worlds
No. 79	Books: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 80	Bouquets for Mencken: Untitled Contribution
No. 81	Branch of Henrico: A Genealogical Article
No. 82	The Breast of the Nymph
No. 83	The Bright Bees of Toupan
No. 84	A Brown Woman
No. 85	Cabell on Bojer's Latest: Critique on Johan Bojer's Face of the World
No. 85a	Cabell Recalls Sophisticated Twenties
No. 86	The Candid Footprint
No. 87	The Candle: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 88	The Castle of Content
No. 89	The Casual Honeymoon
No. 90	The Choices
No. 91	Cobwebs and Iron: A Sonnet
No. 92	The Comedian
No. 93	The Comedies of William Congreve
No. 94	Commonplaces: An Extract from Art, Beauty and Balderdash
No. 95	Concerning David Jogram
No. 96	Confusions of the Golden Travel
No. 97	Congreve: An Extract from Which Values the Candle
No. 98	The Conspiracy of Arnaye
No. 100	Coth at Porutsa
No. 101	Credo
No. 103	The Delta of Radegonde
No. 104	The Demiurge: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 105	The Designs of Miramon
No. 106	Dictated, But Not Read
No. 107	A Discourse for the Friends of Virginia and Carolina by Joseph Glaister
No. 108	Dizain of the Doomed
No. 109	Domnei: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 110	The Dream
No. 111	Dreams on Cosmogony
No. 112	Dynamic Illusion: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 113	The Eagle's Shadow [abridged version of the book in nine parts]
No. 114	Ellen Glasgow
No. 115	Ellen Glasgow and the Legend of the Virginians
No. 116	An Epilogue; Appended to R. Hughes' Anti-Cabellum
No. 118	Evasions: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 119	Exit
No. 120	Facts about Faust
No. 121	Factual Fiction: Letter to the Editor on The First Gentleman of America
No. 122	The Feathers of Olrun
No. 124	For Rhadamanthus, Smiling
No. 125	A Fordyce of Westbrook
No. 126	A Fourth Mrs. Patterson: Review of Isabel Patterson's Never Ask the End
No. 127	The Fox-Brush
No. 128	The Gadfly: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 129	The Genteel Tradition in Sex
No. 130	The Great Romance: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 131	The Hair of Melicent
No. 132	The Happy Ending
No. 133	The Head of Misery
No. 134	Heart of Gold
No. 135	His Excellency, George Washington
No. 136	His Relics
No. 137	Homage to Colonel Esmond, Late of Castlewood-in-Virginia
No. 138	The Hour of Freydis
No. 139	The Housewife
No. 140	The Hunnicuts of Prince George, Pt. I
No. 140	The Hunnicuts of Prince George, Pt. II
No. 141	The Husbands' Comedy
No. 142	The Image of Sesphra
No. 143	In Justice to Jonah
No. 144	In Necessity's Mortar
No. 145	In Respect to Joseph Hergesheimer
No. 146	In the Second April Pt. I
No. 146	In the Second April Pt. II
No. 147	In the Summer of St. Martin
No. 148	In the Sylan's House
No. 149	In Ursula's Garden
No. 150	An Incarnation of Helen
No. 159	The Irresistable Ogle
No. 160	It is of Linda; Review of Linda Condon by Joseph Hergesheimer
No. 161	The Jewel Merchants: A One-Act Play
No. 162	The Journey
No. 163	The Judging of Jurgen
No. 164	Judith's Creed
No. 165	Kindly Omit Flowers
No. 166	Lady into Facts; A Review of David Garnett's Pocahontas
No. 167	Lament for Falstaff
No. 168	The Last Cry of Romance; A Review of Barren Ground, by Ellen Glasgow
No. 169	A Lecture for Dorothy
No. 171	A Letter to General Lee
No. 172	The Lineage of Lichfield Pt. I
No. 172	The Lineage of Lichfield Pt. II
No. 172	The Lineage of Lichfield Pt. III
No. 173	Literature and Life; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 174	A Little More About Eve
No. 175	Love-Letters of Falstaff
No. 176	Mammon's Match
No. 178	Marlowe; Economist; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 179	The Mathematics of Gonfal
No. 180	Minus One-Third; An Extract from The Author's Note to Smirt
No. 181	Mirror and Pigeons
No. 182	Mr. Cabell on Turtle-Meat and Broomsticks
No. 183	Mr. Cabell Replies, a Letter dated Apr. 24, 1921 concerning M. Hewlett's Review of Figures of Earth
No. 184	Mr. Dickens and Mr. Poe
No. 185	Mostly Meridional
No. 186	The Navarrese
No. 187	Near a Flag
No. 189	A Note as to Sinclair Lewis
No. 190	A Note on Alcoves
No. 192	A Note upon the Art of Being a Winter Resident
No. 193	Of Messer Marco Polo, Sixteen Years Old
No. 194	Of Reverting to Old Friendships
No. 195	Of Southern Ladies
No. 196	Of Witches; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 197	Old Capulet's Daughter
No. 198	On Marriages; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 199	On Realism
No. 201	On the Mercifulness of Being Vital
No. 202	Once More, the Immortals: A Review of Robert Nichols' Fantastica
No. 203	Paschalia: A Sonnet
No. 204	Personal; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 205	The Pompadour
No. 206	Porcelain Cups
No. 207	Portrait of the Artist; Full Length
No. 208	Post Annos
No. 209	A Postscript
No. 210	Preferences; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 211	Prehistorics
No. 212	Prince Fribble's Burial
No. 214	Pro Honoria
No. 215	Prose of a Pallbearer
No. 216	Quis Desiderio?; A Sonnet
No. 217	The Rat-Trap
No. 218	The Reactionary: An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 219	Realism; An Extract from Beyond Life
No. 220	Recipes for Writers
No. 221	Reflections for the Ninth of May
No. 222	Relative to My Grandmother
No. 224	Review of a Certain Measure
No. 225	The Rhyme to Porringer
No. 226	The Rivet in My Neck of Virginia
No. 227	Rogue's March: To A Flemish Air. Review of the Legend of the Glorious Adventures of Tyl Ulenspiegel by Charles de Coster
No. 228	Romance and the Novel: An Essay Review of E.R. Eddison's Mistress of Mistresses
No. 229	Romantics about Them
No. 230	Ruth Universal
No. 231	Sanctuary in Porcelain
No. 232	The Satraps
No. 233	The Scabbard
No. 234	The Scapegoats
No. 235	The Second Chance
No. 236	The Second Way; A Sonnet
No. 237	Sed risit Midas; A Sonnet
No. 238	Sense and Censors
No. 239	The Sestina
No. 240	The Shadowy Past
No. 241	Shaw, Voltaire, A Black Girl and God; An Essay Review of Bernard Shaw's Adventures of the Black Girl in her Search for God
No. 242	Simon's Hour
No. 243	Slightly Symposial
No. 244	Soliloquy Before Printing
No. 245	Some Ladies and Jurgen
No. 246	Some Morals, from the French of Villon
No. 247	[Some] Objections to Branch Cabell
No. 248	The Soul of Mervisaunt
No. 249	The Story of Adhelmar
No. 250	The Story of Stella
No. 251	Study in Sincerity; an Extract from Special Delivery
No. 252	Sweet Adelais
No. 253	Symposium on Immortality
No. 254	Symposium on My Ideal Woman
No. 255	Symposium on Santa Claus
No. 256	Symposium on The Ten Dullest Writers
No. 257	Symposium upon Books I have Never Read
No. 258	The Taboo in Literature
No. 259	The Tenson
No. 260	They Buried Me Alive
No. 261	The Thin Queen of Elfhame
No. 262	Thomas and William Branch of Henrico and Some of Their Descendents
No. 263	To Ananias, Citizen of Jerusalem
No. 264	The Tragedy of Mr. Tarkington; Review of Booth Tarkington, by Robert Cortes Holliday
No. 265	Two Sides of the Shielded, Review of the Old Dominion Edition of The Works of Ellen Glasgow
No. 266	The Ultimate Master
No. 267	Ultra Crepidam, An Answer to R. Hughes' Literature and Life
No. 268	Vitality en Vogue
No. 269	The Wedding Jest
No. 270	What Saraïde Wanted
No. 271	Why I Wrote The High Place
No. 272	Why People Should Own and Read Books
No. 273	With a Copy of Jurgen
No. 274	A Word From James Branch Cabell
No. 275	Words of Caesar
No. 276	Writing Without Tears
*No. 277	Zoöpantoum: From the Ruritanian
*No. 278 (?)	Cui Bono