NOVELS: The Pickwick Papers (1837); Oliver Twist (1838);
Nicholas Nickleby (1839); The Old Curiosity Shop and Barnaby
Rudge (1841), two novels first published in a "clock framework," later
abandoned, under the title of Master Humphrey's Clock; Martin
Chuzzlewit (1844); Dombey and Son (1848); David Copperfield
(1850); Bleak House (1853); Hard Times (1854); Little Dorrit
(1857); A Tale of Two Cities (1859); Great Expectations (1861);
Our Mutual Friend (1865); The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1870,
unfinished).
CHRISTMAS BOOKS: A Christmas Carol (1843); The Chimes
(1845, for 1844); The Cricket on the Hearth (1846, for 1845); The
Battle of Life (1846); The Haunted Man (1848).
STORIES (CHRISTMAS STORIES): The volume entitled Christmas
Stories in collected editions includes "A Christmas Tree" (1850); "What
Christmas Is as We Grow Older" (1851); "The Poor Relation's Story"
(1852); "Nobody's Story" (1853); "The Seven Poor Travellers" (1854);
"The Holly-Tree," sometimes called "The Holly-Tree Inn" (1855); "The
Wreck of the Golden Mary" (1856); "The Perils of Certain English
Prisoners" (1857); "Going into Society" (1858); "The Haunted House"
(1859); "A Message from the Sea" (1860); "Tom Tiddler's Ground"
(1861); "Somebody's Luggage" (1862); "Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings"
(1863); "Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy" (1864); "Doctor Marigold" (1865);
"Mugby Junction" (1866); "No Thoroughfare" (1867). (OTHER
STORIES): in collected editions generally appended to the volume
entitled Reprinted Pieces, ["The Lamplighter" (1841);] "To Be Read at
Dusk" (1852); "Hunted Down" (1859); "George Silverman's
Explanation" (1867); "Holiday Romance" (1868; children's story in 4
parts; pt. 2, "The Magic Fishbone," often reprinted separately).
OTHER WORKS: Sketches by "Boz," 2 series (1836, together, 1839,
included Dickens' first published work, "A Dinner at Poplar Walk,"
1833); Sketches of Young Gentlemen (1838) and Sketches of Young
Couples (1840), both usually appended to the Sketches by "Boz"
volume, in collected editions, which also usually contains "The Mudfog
Papers" (contributed to Bentley's Miscellany, 1837-38); American
Notes (1842); Pictures from Italy (1846); The Life of Our Lord
(completed 1849, for his children; published 1934); A Child's History of
England (1852-54); "The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices" (with
Wilkie Collins, contributed to Household Words [1857]; often included
in the volume entitled Christmas Stories); Reprinted Pieces (1858;
contributed to Household Words, 1850-56); The Uncommercial
Traveller (1861, amplified 1868, 1875; contributed to All the Year
Round, 1860-69); Plays and Poems, ed. by R.H. Shepherd (1885);
Miscellaneous Papers, ed. by B.W. Matz (1908; the most substantial
posthumous collection, mainly essays contributed to Household Words,
1850-59; 16 further items, in the volume retitled Collected Papers, in
The Nonesuch Dickens, 1937); Uncollected Writings from
Household Words 1850-1859, ed. by Harry Stone (1968).