Editing Max Beerbohm (section)

===Written works===
*''[[The Works of Max Beerbohm]], with a Bibliography by John Lane'' (1896)
*''A Defence of Cosmetics'' (1896)
*''[[The Happy Hypocrite]]'' (1897)
*''More'' (1899)
*''Yet Again'' (1909)
*''[[Zuleika Dobson]]; or, An Oxford Love Story'' (1911)
*''[[A Christmas Garland]], Woven by Max Beerbohm'' (1912)
*''[[Seven Men]]'' (1919; enlarged edition as ''Seven Men and Two Others,'' 1950)
*''Herbert Beerbohm Tree: Some Memories of Him and of His Art'' (1920, ed. Max Beerbohm)
*''And Even Now'' (1920)
*''[[A Peep into the Past]]'' (1923)
*''Catalogue of an Exhibition of Caricatures by ″Quiz″'' [Powys Evans] ''With an Introductory Note by Mr. Max Beerbohm'' (1923)
*''Around Theatres'' (1924)
*''A Variety of Things'' (1928)
*''The Dreadful Dragon of Hay Hill'' (1928)
*'' Lytton Strachey'' (1943) [[Rede Lecture]]
*''[[Mainly on the Air]]'' (1946; enlarged edition 1957)
*''The Incomparable Max: A Collection of Writings of Sir Max Beerbohm'' (1962)
*''Max in Verse: Rhymes and Parodies'' (1963, ed. J. G. Riewald)
*''Letters to Reggie Turner'' (1964, ed. [[Rupert Hart-Davis]])
*''More Theatres, 1898–1903'' (1969, ed. Rupert Hart-Davis)
*''Selected Prose'' (1970, ed. by [[Lord David Cecil]])
*''Max and Will: Max Beerbohm and William Rothenstein: Their Friendship and Letters'' (1975, eds Mary M. Lago and Karl Beckson)
*''Letters of Max Beerbohm: 1892–1956'' (1988, ed. Rupert Hart-Davis)
*''Last Theatres, 1904-1910'' (1970, ed. Rupert Hart-Davis)
*''A Peep into the Past and Other Prose Pieces'' (1972)
*''Max Beerbohm and "The Mirror of the Past"'' (1982, ed. Lawrence Danson)
*''Collected Verse'' (1994, ed. J. G. Riewald)