*" The Library at Ninevah ", In our Time — BBC Radio 4

*" The Last Incantation " — Weird Tales, June 1930 LW2

*" A Voyage to Sfanomoe " — Weird Tales, August 1931 LW2

*" The Tale of Satampra Zeiros " — Weird Tales November 1931 LW2

*" The Door to Saturn " — Strange Tales, January 1932 LW2

*" The Planet of the Dead " — Weird Tales, March 1932 LW2

*" The Gorgon " — Weird Tales, April 1932 LW2

*" The Letter from Mohaun Los " ( under the title of " Flight into Super-Time ") — Wonder Stories, August 1932 LW1

*" The Empire of the Necromancers " — Weird Tales, September 1932 LW1

*" The Hunters from Beyond " — Strange Tales, October 1932 LW1

*" The Isle of the Torturers " — Weird Tales, March 1933 LW1

*" The Light from Beyond " — Wonder Stories, April 1933 LW1

*" The Beast of Averoigne " — Weird Tales, May 1933 LW1

*" The Holiness of Azedarac " — Weird Tales, November 1933 LW1

*" The Demon of the Flower " — Astounding Stories, December 1933 LW2

*" The Death of Malygris " — Weird Tales, April 1934 LW2

*" The Plutonium Drug " — Amazing Stories, September 1934 LW2

*" The Seven Geases " — Weird Tales, October 1934 LW2

*" Xeethra " — Weird Tales, December 1934 LW1

*" The Flower-Women " — Weird Tales, May 1935 LW2

*" The Treader of the Dust " — Weird Tales, August 1935 LW1

*" Necromancy in Naat " — Weird Tales, July 1936 LW1

*" The Maze of Maal Dweb " — Weird Tales, October 1938 LW2

*" The Coming of the White Worm " — Stirring Science Stories, April 1941 LW2

*" The God in the Bowl " — Published in Space Science Fiction, Sep. 1952.

*" Frá Fornjóti ok hans ættmönnum " in the Fornaldarsögur Norðurlanda, Old Norse text of Hversu Noregr byggdisk ( including the Ættartolur ) and Fundinn Noregr at Snerpa: Netúgáfan: Fornrit and University of Oregon: Norse: Fornaldarsögur norðurlanda.

*" Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe & the Robinsonades Digital Collection " with over 200 versions of Robinson Crusoe openly and freely online with full text and zoomable page images from the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature

*" Angels We Have Heard on High " ( in the UK the text of Angels from the Realms of Glory is sung to this tune )

*" Music from the Western Front ", performance by Chamber Domaine, which includes the Bliss Piano Quartet in A from 1915, given at Gresham College, 26 September 2007 ( available as an MP3 or MP4 download, as well as a text file ).

*" The Horla ", Guy de Maupassant ; complete text at Wikisource

*" The Novel of the Black Seal ", Arthur Machen ; complete text at Project Gutenberg of Australia

*" H. P. Lovecraft's ' The Music of Erich Zann '", The H. P. Lovecraft Archive ; publication history and full story text

*" The Gnostics and their Remains "-online text of the book

*" Text back " in text messaging

*" A "-the moniker given to the fictional author of the first text (" Either ") by Victor Eremita, whose real name he claims not to have known.

*" Judge Vilhelm "-the fictional author of the second text (" Or ").

*" Music from the Western Front ", performance by Chamber Domaine, which includes the premiere of Ivor Gurney's Slow Movement for violin and piano ( 1924 ), given at Gresham College, 26 September 2007 ( available as an MP3 or MP4 download, as well as a text file ).

*" Tathagatagarbha Buddhism ": text of main " tathagatagarbha " sutras.

*" The Confessions of Bob Greene ," Esquire article by Bill Zehme, April 2003 ( full text )

*" Pierre Menard, autor del Quixote " Complete Spanish text

*" The Rubaiyat of Omar Cayenne " — text of Burgess ' parody, with accompanying quatrains from the original Rubaiyat.

*" The Four Jewels ", a later, short text in the Yellow Book of Lecan, consisting of a prose introduction and a poem.

*" Goblin Market " Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives audiobook accompanying text of Goblin Market

*" Semiotics For Beginners " full text online, Daniel Chandler

*" The Philosophy of Composition "-Full text of the first printing, from Graham's Magazine, 1846

*" Discourse Concerning Unlimited Submission and Non-Resistance to the Higher Powers " ( complete text )

*" The Poet " ( full text )

*" rus ' ka mova ", which is very unprecise, especially because in overwhelming majority of Belarusian literacy artifacts lexeme " ruskiy " is written with no " soft sign ", reflecting the phonological process completed in 12th — 13th century Additionally, term " ruskiy " is very ambiguous in its use in literacy artifacts and may also pertain to text which is " East Slavic in general " or " of Orthodox persuasion " or " in Cyrillic script " or, indeed, Old Belarusian.

*" Everything is Lost " ( 2009, Sunday Times 4th Jan, online text )