Robert Frost: bibliography and biography
American · 1874–1963
Robert Frost won four Pulitzer Prizes for poetry — more than any other poet — and read at John F. Kennedy's 1961 inauguration. He is known for blank verse set in rural New England, built on plain speech rather than ornate diction.
Frost died in 1963. Under US and most other copyright terms (life plus 70 years), his poems remain under copyright, so this page lists titles and context only — not the poem text itself.
Works
- The Road Not Taken1916 · from Mountain Interval
- Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening1923 · from New Hampshire
- Mending Wall1914 · from North of Boston
- Fire and Ice1920
- Nothing Gold Can Stay1923 · from New Hampshire
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Where this comes from
How many books did Robert Frost write?
This page lists 5 works by Robert Frost, spanning 1916 to 1923 — not necessarily a complete catalogue, since minor works, letters and uncollected pieces are left out, but enough to cover the titles readers search for most.
Is Robert Frost's work in the public domain?
Robert Frost died in 1963, inside the copyright term most countries still apply (life plus 70 years), so the estate holds the rights and this page sticks to the 5 bibliography entries below plus a short biography — no excerpt from the actual text.
Where should you start reading Robert Frost?
The Road Not Taken (1916) is usually the first recommendation for readers new to Robert Frost, from Mountain Interval, and from there the 5-title list above follows roughly the order the books were written — often a more useful reading order than any ranking.
Glossário: os termos desta página
Bibliography
An organized list of an author's published works, usually with each one's publication year.
Education and reference glossary — todos os 5 termos.