Luigi Pirandello
Bibliography
| Works in Italian |
| Poetry |
| Mal giocondo, 1889 |
| Pasqua di Gea, 1891 |
| Elegie renane, 1895 |
| La Zampogna, 1901 |
| Fuor di chiave, 1912 |
| Short fiction |
| Amori senza amore, 1894 |
| Quand’ero matto, 1902 |
| Beffe della morte e della vita. – 2 vol. – 1902-1903 |
| Bianche e nere, 1904 |
| Erma bifronte, 1906 |
| La vita nuda, 1910 |
| Terzetti, 1912 |
| Le due maschere, 1914 |
| La trappola, 1915 |
| Erba del nostro orto, 1915 |
| E domani, lunedì, 1917 |
| Un cavallo nella luna, 1918 |
| Berecche e la guerra, 1919 |
| Il carnevale dei morti, 1919 |
| La rallegrata, 1922 |
| Lo scialle nero, 1922 |
| L’uomo solo, 1922 |
| La mosca, 1923 |
| In silenzio, 1923 |
| Tutt’e tre, 1924 |
| Dal naso al cielo, 1925 |
| Donna Mimma, 1925 |
| Il vecchio dio, 1926 |
| Il viaggio, 1928 |
| Candelora, 1928 |
| Una giornata, 1937 |
| Novels |
| Il fu Mattia Pascal, 1904 |
| Il turno, 1902 |
| Suo marito, 1911. – (Republished as Giustino Roncella nato Boggiòlo in Tutti i romanzi, 1944) |
| I vecchi e i giovani, 1913 |
| Si gira, 1916. – (Revised as Quaderni di Serafino Gubbio operatore, 1915) |
| Uno, nessuno e centomila, 1926 |
| Plays |
| Scamandro, 1909 |
| Se non così, 1917. – (Republished as La ragione degli altri in L’innesto, 1921) |
| Liolà, 1917 |
| All’uscita, 1917 |
| Pensaci, Giacomino!; Cosi è (se vi pare); Il piacere dell’onestà, 1918 |
| Il giuoco delle parti; Ma non è una cosa seria, 1919 |
| Lumìe di Sicilia; Il berretto a sonagli; La patente, 1920 |
| Tutto per bene, 1920 |
| Come prima, meglio di prima, 1921 |
| L’innesto, 1921 |
| Sei personaggi in cerca d’autore, 1921 |
| Enrico IV, 1922 |
| La signora Morli, una e due, 1922 |
| L’uomo, la bestia e la virtù, 1922 |
| Vestire gli ignudi, 1923 |
| La vita che ti diedi, 1924 |
| L’altro figlio, 1925 |
| La giara, 1925 |
| Sagra del Signore della Nave, 1925 |
| Cecè, 1926 |
| All’uscita; Il dovere del medico; La morsa; L’uomo dal fiore in bocca, 1926 |
| L’imbecille, 1296 |
| L’amica delle mogli, 1927 |
| Diana e la Tuda, 1927 |
| La nuova colonia, 1928 |
| Lazzaro, 1929 |
| O di uno o di nessuno, 1929 |
| Come tu mi vuoi, 1930 |
| Questa sera si recita a soggetto, 1930 |
| Trovarsi, 1932 |
| Quando si è qualcuno, 1933 |
| Non si sa come, 1935 |
| L’innesto; Sogno (ma forse no); L’amica delle mogli; La morsa; La signora Morli, una e due, 1936 |
| Ma non e una cosa seria; Bellavita; La patente; L’altro figlio; Liolà; O di uno o di nessuno, 1937 |
| All’uscita; La nuova colonia; Lazzaro; La favola del figlio cambiato; I giganti della montagna, 1938 |
| Non fiction |
| Laute und Lautentwickelung der Mundart von Girgenti, 1891 |
| Arte e scienza, 1908 |
| L’umorismo, 1908 |
| Collections |
| Opere di Luigi Pirandello. – Milan: Mondadori, 1956-1960. – 6 vol. |
| Tutti i romanzi. – Milan : Mondadori, 1973. – 2 vol. |
| Maschere nude. –Milan: Mondadori, 1986-1993. – 2 vol. |
| Novelle per un anno. – Milan : Mondadori, 1986-1990. – Milan : Mondadori, 1986-1990. – 3 vol. |
| Tutto il teatro in dialetto. – Milan : Bompiani, 1993 |
| Works translated into English |
| Six Characters in Search of an Author in Three Plays / translated by Edward Storer. – New York : Dutton, 1922 |
| Three Plays. – New York : Dutton, 1922 |
| Each in His Own Way, and Two Other Plays. – New York : Dutton, 1923 |
| The Late Mattia Pascal / translated by Arthur Livingston. – New York : Dutton, 1923 |
| The Outcast / translated by Leo Ongley. – New York : Dutton, 1925 |
| Shoot : The Notebooks of Serafino Gubbio, Cinematograph Operator / translated by Scott-Moncrieff. – New York : Dutton, 1926 |
| The Old and the Young / translated by C. K. Scott-Moncrieff. – 2 vol. – New York : Dutton, 1928 |
| The One-Act Plays of Luigi Pirandello / edited by Arthur Livingston. – New York : Dutton, 1928 |
| Alas You Desire Me / translated by Samuel Putnam. – New York : Dutton, 1931 |
| Horse in the Moon : Twelve Short Stories / translated by Samuel Putnam. – New York : Dutton, 1932 |
| Tonight We Improvise / translated by Samuel Putnam. – New York : Dutton, 1932 |
| One, None, and a Hundred Thousand / translated by Samuel Putnam. – New York : Dutton, 1933 |
| The Naked Truth and Eleven Other Stories / translated by Arthur and Henrie Mayne. – New York : Dutton, 1934 |
| To Find Oneself / translated by Marta Abba. – New York : S. French, 1943 |
| No One Knows How / translated by Marta Abba. – New York : S. French, 1949 |
| The Wives’ Friend / translated by Marta Abba. – New York : S. French, 1949 |
| Naked Masks / edited by Eric Bentley. – New York : Dutton, 1952 |
| The Mountain Giants and Other Plays. – New York : Crown, 1958 |
| The Rules of the Game; The Life I Gave You; Lazarus / edited by E. Martin Browne. – Harmondsworth, U.K . : Penguin, 1959 |
| Short Stories / translated by Lily Duplaix. – New York : Simon & Schuster, 1959 |
| Diana and Tuda / translated by Marta Abba. – New York : S. French, 1960 |
| Right You Are! (If You Think So), All for the Best, and Henry IV / edited by E. Martin Browne. – Harmondsworth, U.K . : Penguin, 1962 |
| To Clothe the Naked, and Two Other Plays / translated by William Murray. – New York : Dutton, 1962 |
| The Merry-Go-Round of Love and Other Stories / translated by Frances Keene. – New York : New American Library, 1964 |
| The Late Mattia Pascal / translated by William Weaver. – Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1964 |
| Pirandello’s One-Act Plays / edited by William Murray. – Garden City, N.Y. : Anchor, 1964 |
| Cap and Bells / translated by John and Marion Field. – New York : Manyland Books, 1974 |
| On Humor / translated by Antonio Illiano and Daniel P. Testa. – Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, 1974 |
| Tales of Madness : a Selection from Luigi Pirandello’s Short Stories for a Year / edited and translated by Giovanni Bussino. – Brookline Village, Mass. : Dante University of America Press, 1984 |
| The Late Mattia Pascal / translated by Nicoletta Simborowski. – London : Dedalus, 1986 |
| Tonight We Improvise; and “Leonara Addio!” / translated by J. Douglas Campbell and Leonard G. Sbrocchi. – Ottawa : Canadian Society for Italian Studies, 1987 |
| Tales of Suicide : a Selection from Luigi Pirandello’s Short Stories for a Year / edited and translated by Giovanni Bussino. – Boston : Dante University of America Press, 1988 |
| One, No One and One Hundred Thousand / translated by William Weaver. – New York : Marsilio, 1990 |
| Pirandello’s Major Plays / translated by Eric Bentley. – Evanston, Ill. : Northwestern University Press, 1991 |
| The Sounds of the Girgenti Dialect and Their Development / translated by Giovanni Bussino. – New York : Peter Lang, 1992 |
| The Rules of the Game / translated by David Hare. – Bath, U.K. : Absolute Classics, 1993 |
| Her Husband / translated by Martha King and Mary Ann Frese Witt. – Durham, N.C. : Duke University Press, 2000 |
The Swedish Academy, 2008
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