List of works by Lord Dunsany

• The Gods of Pegāna (1905)[1]
• Time and the Gods (1906)[1]
• The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories (1908)[1]
• A Dreamer's Tales (1910)[1]
• The Book of Wonder (1912)[1]
• Fifty-One Tales, aka The Food of Death (1915)[1]
• Tales of Wonder (1916) (published in America as The Last Book of Wonder)[1]
• Tales of Three Hemispheres (1919)[1]
• The Man Who Ate the Phoenix (1949)
• The Little Tales of Smethers and Other Stories (1952), including the "Linley" crime/mystery tales

• The Travel Tales of Mr. Joseph Jorkens (1931)
• Jorkens Remembers Africa (1934)
• Jorkens Has a Large Whiskey (1940)
• The Fourth Book of Jorkens (1947)
• Jorkens Borrows Another Whiskey (1954)
• The Last Book of Jorkens (2002), prepared for publication in 1957

The Jorkens books were released in a 3-volume omnibus set in 2004–2005, with some added material:

• The Collected Jorkens, Volume One (April 2004), the first two books of Jorkens
• The Collected Jorkens, Volume Two (2004), the second two Jorkens books, plus two uncollected stories, one not previously published
• The Collected Jorkens, Volume Three (April 2005), the last two Jorkens books, plus three uncollected stories, at least one not previously published

• Tales of War (1918),[1] war-related short stories, some published from the War Office originally; also issued in a revised "Expanded Edition" (not prepared by Dunsany but with his Estate's permission) with more stories, by Wildside Press.
• Unhappy Far-Off Things (1919)[1]

• Selections from the Writings of Lord Dunsany (1912, edited by W.B. Yeats)[1]
• A Dreamer's Tales and Other Stories (1917; collects A Dreamer's Tales and The Sword of Welleran, unauthorised)
• Book of Wonder (1918; collects The Book of Wonder and Time and the Gods, unauthorised)
• The Sword of Welleran and Other Tales of Enchantment (1954), selected by Lord and Lady Dunsany as a sampling of works to date

• At the Edge of the World (1970)
• Beyond the Fields We Know (1972)
• Gods, Men and Ghosts (1972), including short stories, essays
• Over the Hills and Far Away (1974)
• The Ghosts of the Heaviside Layer, and Other Fantasms (1980), a posthumous gathering of uncollected stories, essays and two plays
• Bethmoora and Other Stories (1993)
• The Exiles Club and Other Stories (1993)
• The Lands of Wonder (1994)
• The Hashish Man and Other Stories (1996)
• The Complete Pegana (1998)
• Time and the Gods (2000)
• In the Land of Time, and Other Fantasy Tales (March 2004), a Penguin Classics volume
• Lost Tales, Volume 1 (2012) Previously uncollected short stories appearing in magazines between 1909–1915.
• Lost Tales, Volume 2: The Emperor's Crystal & Other Lost Tales (2013) Previously uncollected short stories appearing in magazines and newspapers between 1915-1920 and a previously unpublished story from 1909.
• Lost Tales, Volume 3 (2014) Previously uncollected short stories appearing in magazines and newspapers between 1910-1954 and three previously unpublished stories.
• The Men of Baldfolk & Other Fanciful Tales (2016) Five previously unpublished stories and four uncollected stories ranging from 1908 to 1955.
• The Ghost in the Corner and Other Stories (2017) 50 uncollected and previously unpublished stories.
• A Dreamer's Tales: Annotated Edition (2018) Annotated collection of stories
• Lost Tales, Volume 4 (2018) Eight previously unpublished stories and one uncollected story ranging from 1909 to 1956.

• Don Rodriguez: Chronicles of Shadow Valley aka The Chronicles of Rodriguez (1922)[1]
• The King of Elfland's Daughter (1924)[2]
• The Charwoman's Shadow (1926), second part of the Shadow Valley Chronicles
• The Blessing of Pan (1927, see also Pan)
• The Curse of the Wise Woman (1933)
• My Talks With Dean Spanley (1936)
• The Strange Journeys of Colonel Polders (1950)

• The Last Revolution (1951)
• The Pleasures of a Futuroscope (2003) (posthumous novel dating from the mid-1950s; on a topic first introduced in a Jorkens story)

• Up in the Hills (1935)
• Rory and Bran (1936)
• The Story of Mona Sheehy (1939)
• Guerilla (1944)[2]
• His Fellow Men (1952)

• Five Plays (1914)
  • "The Gods of the Mountain"
  • "The Golden Doom"
  • "King Argimenes and the Unknown Warrior"
  • "The Glittering Gate"
  • "The Lost Silk Hat"
• A Night at an Inn (full-length play) (1916)[2]
• Plays of Gods and Men (1917)[1]
  • "The Laughter of the Gods"
  • "The Queen's Enemies"
  • "The Tents of the Arabs"
  • "A Night at an Inn" (as above)
• If (full-length play) (1921)[1]
• Plays of Near and Far (1922)
  • "The compromise of the King of the Golden Isles"
  • "The flight of the queen"
  • "Cheezo"
  • "A good bargain"
  • "If Shakespeare lived today"
  • "Fame and the poet"
• Alexander and Three Small Plays (1925)
  • "Alexander"
  • "The old king's tale"
  • "The evil kettle"
  • "The amusements of Khan Kharuda"
• Seven Modern Comedies (1928)[2]
  • "Atalanta in Wimbledon"
  • "The raffle"[2]
  • "The journey of the soul"[2]
  • "In holy Russia"[2]
  • "His sainted grandmother"[2]
  • "The hopeless passion of Mr. Bunyon"[2]
  • "The jest of Hahalaba"[2]
• The Old Folk of the Centuries (full-length play) (1930)
• Mr Faithful (full-length play) (1935)
• Plays for Earth and Air (1937),[2] plays written for and produced on radio, notably BBC Light and the World Service
  • "Fame comes late"
  • "A matter of honour"
  • "Mr. Sliggen's hour"
  • "The pumpkin"
  • "The use of man"
  • "The Bureau de change"
  • "The seventh symphony"
  • "Golden dragon city"
  • "Time's joke"
  • "Atmospherics"
• The Ghosts of the Heaviside Layer, and Other Fantasms (1980), a posthumous gathering of uncollected stories, essays and two plays
  • "The Prince of Stamboul" (1925)
  • "Lord Adrian" (1933)
• The Ginger Cat and Other Lost Plays (2005), plays known to have existed, and in at least one case acted, but only unearthed in the 2000s
  • "The Ginger Cat" (1914)
  • "The Murderers" (1919)
  • "Mr. Faithful" (1922)

• Gods, Men and Ghosts (1972), including short stories, essays
• The Ghosts of the Heaviside Layer, and Other Fantasms (1980), a posthumous gathering of uncollected stories, essays and two plays

• Nowadays (1918), a single long essay
• If I Were Dictator (1934), a long satirical essay, one of a series by well-known figures of the period
• The Donnellan Lectures 1943 (1945), lectures given at Trinity College Dublin by Dunsany
• A Glimpse from a Watchtower (1947), a long essay musing on the future in a nuclear era

• My Ireland (1937), a non-fiction look at Ireland and her landscape and heritage, with photos

• Patches of Sunlight (1938)
• While The Sirens Slept (1944)
• The Sirens Wake (1945)

• Arthur C. Clarke & Lord Dunsany: A Correspondence 1945–1956. ed. Keith Allen Daniels. Palo Alto, CA, USA: Anamnesis Press, 1998, a posthumous collection with the cooperation of the Dunsany Estate and Arthur C. Clarke.

• Time and the Gods (contains The Gods of Pegāna, Time and the Gods, The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories, A Dreamer's Tales, The Book of Wonder and The Last Book of Wonder, without the Sime illustrations and with Pegāna out of order)
• The King of Elfland's Daughter[2]

• In the Land of Time: and Other Fantasy Tales

• The King of Elfland's Daughter[2]
• The Charwoman's Shadow

• The Pleasures of a Futuroscope
• The Ghost in the Corner and Other Stories

• The Gods of Pegāna
• Time and the Gods
• The Book of Wonder
• A Dreamer's Tales
• Fifty-One Tales
• Tales of War: Expanded Edition
• Unhappy Far-Off Things
• Don Rodriguez: Chronicles of Shadow Valley
• Plays of Gods and Men
• The Ginger Cat and Other Lost Plays

• The Dreams of a Prophet (hardcover, with large print edition also available via the Lulu.com website; contains the collections The Gods of Pegana, Time and the Gods, The Sword of Welleran, and Fifty-One Tales)

• Lost Tales Volume 1
• The Emperor's Crystal & Other Lost Tales Volume 2
• Lost Tales, Volume 3
• The Men of Baldfolk & Other Fanciful Tales
• Lost Tales, Volume 4

• The Curse of the Wise Woman with an introduction by Mark Valentine.