Writings
- Scholarly Editions
- Alexander's Bridge
- O Pioneers!
- My Ántonia
- One of Ours
- First Editions
- April Twilights
- The Troll Garden
- Alexander's Bridge
- O Pioneers!
- The Song of the Lark
- My Ántonia
- Youth and the Bright Medusa
- One of Ours
- Short Fiction
- Interviews, Speeches, and Public Letters
- Nonfiction
- Journalism
from Willa Cather in Person: Interviews, Speeches, and Letters
Selected
and edited by L. Brent Bohlke
Lincoln & London:
University of Nebraska Press, 1986
Speeches: 1890-1933
- L. Brent Bohlke's Introduction
- 1890: Red Cloud: Superstition vs. Investigation
- 1915: Pittsburgh: Brilliant Literary Lecture before Clubwomen
- 1921: Hastings and Omaha: Woman's Club
- 1921: Hastings and Omaha: Willa Cather Raps Language Law . . .; State Laws . . .; Nebraska Scored . . .; "Don't Imitate" . . .
- 1925: Brunswick, Maine: Menace to Culture . . .; Three Menances . . .; Willa Catha—Novelist
- 1925: Chicago: "Machine-Made" Novel . . .; Art Now Only Rule . . .
- 1933: New York, NBC Radio: On the Novel
