Kipling Rudyard

Joseph Rudyard Kipling (30 December 1865, Bombay — 18 January 1936, London) was an English novelist, poet and short story writer. His best works are considered "The Jungle Book" (The Jungle Book), " Kim " (Kim), as well as numerous poems. In 1907, Kipling became the first Englishman to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature. In the same year, he received awards from the universities of Paris, Strasbourg, Athens and Toronto; he was also awarded honorary degrees from the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Durham. The rich language of Kipling's works, full of metaphors, made a great contribution to the treasury of the English language.

Bibliography

Departmental songs (1886, collection of poems)

Simple Stories from the Mountains (1888, collection)

Three soldiers (1888, a collection of)

The Story of the Gadsbys (1888, novel)

In Black and White (1888)

Under the Deodars (1888)

The Phantom Rickshaw and other Eerie Tales (1888)

Wee-Willie-Winkie (1888, a collection of)

Life’s Handicap (1891)

The Light went out (1891, novel)

American Notes (1891, publicist)

Songs of the Barracks (1892, poems)

Naulaka: A Story of the West and the East (1892, novel, co-authored with W. Balestiere)

Mass of fictions (1893, collection)

The Jungle Book (1894)

The Second Jungle Book (1895)

The Brave Captains (1896, novel for young people)

Seven Seas (1896, collection of poems)

White Theses (1896, collection of poems)

Proceedings of the Day (1898, collection)

A Fleet in Being (1898)

Stalky & Co. (1899, novel, from several short stories)

From sea to sea (travel notes) (1899, journalism)

Five Nations (1903, collection of poems)

Kim (1901, novel)

Fairy Tales Just Like That (1902)

Paths and discoveries (1904, collection)

Puck of Puck's Hill (1906, fairy tales, poems, and short stories)

The Brushwood Boy (1907)

Action and Counteraction (1909, collection)

Awards and Fairies (1910, fairy tales, poems and short stories)

A History of England (1911, nonfiction)

Songs from Books (1912)

The Fringes of the Fleet (1915, publicist)

Sea Warfare (1916, publicist)

The Most diverse Creatures (1917, collection)

The Years Between (1919, poetry)

Land and Sea Tales for Scouts and Guides (1923)

The Irish Guards during the Great War (1923, publicist)

Debit and Credit (1926, collection)

A Book of Words (1928, nonfiction)

Thy Servant a Dog (1930)

Restriction and Renewal (1932, collection)

A little about myself (1937, autobiography) published posthumously