1936?. Fast, Howard and Ray Barr. Four Bachelor Brothers. [apparently Minette: Howard Fast in Being Red p 158]. (1,082 words).

1936. Fast, Howard and Ray Barr. Minette (operetta). music by Ray Barr. [Campenni 1971, p.356]. (unpublished).

1950 (nd). Farewell Dimitrios, a play in three acts. [Campenni 1971 p.356]. (unpublished).

1950. The Hammer, a play in three acts. (produced New York, 1950). [Campenni 1971 p.356] Daily Worker articles: Aug.9, Sept.7, Sept.8, Sept.26, and Howard Fast on the production of The Hammer in Being Red pp.270-274. (unpublished).

1954. Thirty Pieces of Silver; a play in three acts. (produced Melbourne, 1951). 96 pp, 19 cm, [red cloth, gold lettering] Howard Fast on Thirty Pieces in Being Red. The Bodley Head. London.* To the thousands of American anti-fascists who wear the mantle of their country's honor nobly and proudly editions translations

1956. General Washington and the Water Witch: a play in three acts. 96 pp, 19 cm, "First Published in England 1956", [blue cloth, gold lettering]. The Bodley Head. London.* editions

~1958-9 (nd). Naked God, a play in three acts. [Campenni 1971 p.356]. (unpublished).

1960 (nd). Annabelle: An Adaptation of John Ford's 'Tis Pity She's A Whore,' a play in three acts. [Campenni 1971 p.356]. (unpublished).

196?. Tunberg, Karl. Moses, Prince of Egypt. 3, [244] pp, carbon typescript, unproduced screen adaptation of Fast's 1958 historical novel, undertaken by a screenwriter familiar.*

1962. The Crossing, a play in three acts. (produced Dallas, 1962). [Campenni 1971 p.356: revised, 1963]. (unpublished).

photo by Marvin P. Lazarus design by Patricia Seville

1964. The Hill; an original screenplay. (Campenni 1971 p.365: written 1962). xiii,[4],2-123 pp, 21.5 cm, "First Edition", [grey cloth boards, black spine, gold lettering] "A Modern Miracle Play". Doubleday & Co. Garden City, NY.*

1966. Fast, Jonathan (composer). Alone: a monodrama; from a libretto by Howard Fast. 60 pp, 44 cm, bound ms score, signed holograph, (For soprano and orchestra: 3=3*4*3* 4231 timp, perc(2) hrp cel str. At end: reduction completed 5/1/66; revised and orchestrated 8/28/66, NYC). (ms [photocopy?] in NY Public Library).*

197? (nd). The Revolutionaries (screen treatment). [80] pp, 28 cm, (unpublished mimeograph), Part I: John Adams (19pp); II: Thomas Jefferson (21pp); III: Ben Franklin (18pp); IV: George Washington (21pp). David Paradine Productions. Plaza Hotel, New York.*

1971. The Hessian (screenplay). [Campenni 1980 - E.V. Cunningham].

1973. Benjamin Franklin, Part III. [98] pp, 27.5 cm, mimeographed, (copy in Stanford U. screenplay collection) "Dec. 20, 1973. Executive Producer Lewis Freeman".*

1974. Cunningham, E.V. Green Goods. (ABC) teleplay for Paper Moon episode 7 (of 13: 12 September 1974 - 2 January 1975) dir. J. Paris.

1974-5. Sam Houston: Part I. original screenplay. 98 pp, 28 cm, wraps: mimeo, pin bound, original white; revisions 12/19/74 on green, 2/3/75 on pink. unpublished.*

1978. The Lion's Cub: a play in two acts. [99] pp, 28 cm, unpublished. (copy at Ohio State U. TRI Library: Eileen Heckart Collection). International Cinegraph. Los Angeles, CA.*

1982. David and Paula. produced in New York in 1982 [Macdonald 1996]. (probably "The Lion's Cub," about David and Paula Ben Gurion).

photo by Bob Marshak

1986. Citizen Tom Paine: a play in two acts. [8],3-119 pp, 22 cm, [purple cloth spine, navy blue boards] (originally produced at the Williamstown Theater Festival, July 12-July 20, 1985). Houghton Mifflin. Boston. ISBN: 0395411874.* editions

1991. The Second Coming. produced in Greenwich, Conn. 1991 [Macdonald 1996].

1992. The Novelist: A Romantic Portrait of Jane Austen. 72 pp, 18 cm, ill. (written in 1976 [Macdonald 1996] produced Williamstown, MA 1987; NYC, 1991). S. French. New York. ISBN: 0573693315.* editions