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    Arthur Miller has spent his life writing quality plays for the theatre. Though he is best known as a dramtist, he has also written several books enhanced with photographs by his third wife, a childrens book, two novels, and an autobiography.

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Radio play for Columbia Workshop

Title of Work	Year Published	Other Information
No Villian	1936	First play, later revised and published as They Too Arise in 1937
Honors At Dawn	1937	Play, won Hopwood Award for Drama
The Great Disobedience	1938	Play, recieved second place in Hopwood Contest
The Grass Still Grows	1938	Re-write of They Too Arise
Listen My Children	1939	Play written with Norman Rosten
The Golden Years	1940	Play
The Pussycat and the Plumber Who Was A Man	1941	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
William Ireland's Confession	1941	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Joel Chandler Harris	1941	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Captian Paul	1941	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
The Battle of the Ovens	1942	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Thunder From the Mountians	1942	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
I Was Married in Bataan	1942	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Toward a Farther Star	1942	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
The Four Freedoms	1942	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
The Half Bridge	1943	Play
That They May Win	1943	One-Act Produced in New York City
Listen For the Sound of Wings	1943	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Bernadine, I love You	1944	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Grandpa and the Statue	1944	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
The Phillipines Never Surrendered	1944	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
Situation Normal	1944	Book about his experience touring army camps
The Man Who Had All the Luck	1944	First Broadway play; closed after six performances
"Should Ezra Pound Be Shot?"	1945	Article for New Masses
Focus	1945	Novel
All My Sons	1947	First success on Broadway
The Story of Gus	1947	Radio play for Columbia Workshop
"Subsidized Theatre"	1947	Article for The New York Times
Death of A Salesman	1949	Pulitzer Prize winning play
"Tragedy and the Common Man"	1949	Essay in The New York Times
The Crucible	1953	Play - satire of the search for communists in the entertainment industry
A View From the Bridge	1955	One-Act
A Memory of Two Mondays	1955	One-Act
Arthur Miller's Collected Plays	1957	First Volume
"The Misfits	1957	Short story in Esquire Magazine
Jane's Blanket	1963	Children's Book
After the Fall	1964	Play
Incident at Vichy	1964	Play
I Don't Need You Anymore	1967	Short Stories
The Price	1968	Play
In Russia	1969	Reportage with photographs by wife Inge Morath
Fame	1970	One-Act
The Reason Why	1970	One-Act
The Creation of The World and Other Business	1972	Play
In The Country	1977	Reportage with photographs by Inge Morath
The Archbishop's Cieling	1977	Play
The Theatre Essays of Arthur Miller	1978	Edited by Robert A. Martin
Chinese Encounters	1979	Reportage with Inge Morath
Playing for Time	1980	Film
The American Clock	1980	Play
Arthur Miller's Collected Plays	1981	Second Volume
Elegy For a Lady	1982	One-Act
Some Kind of Love Story	1982	One-Act
"I Think About You A Great Deal"	1986	Monologue
I Can't Remember Anything	1987	One-Act
Timebends: A Life	1987	Autobiography
Clara	1987	One-Act
The Last Yankee	1991	One-Act
The Ride Down Mount Morgan	1991	Play
Homely Girl	1992	Novella
Broken Glass	1994	Play
Homely Girl, A Life and Other Stories	1995	Novella and short stories
Mr. Peter's Connections	1998	Play

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