Titles and dates. English titles are given first, with the original Danish beneath.
Danish titles keep the orthography of the printed title pages rather than modern spelling, so
Frygt og Bœven appears as it was set in 1843.
Where works sit. Entries are placed at the year of publication, except for two
written but withheld. The Point of View for my Work as an Author was finished in 1848 and
published posthumously in 1859. Judge For Yourselves! was written in 1851 and published in 1876.
Both sit at the year of writing and carry a badge saying so, because the point of the timeline is when
he was working, not when the estate got around to printing.
Images. Every photograph here is a public-domain scan from Wikimedia Commons, and
each one links to its source file in the detail panel. Most are first-edition title pages. Where no
public-domain photograph of an edition exists, a typographic facsimile stands in its place and is
labelled facsimile in the panel. A facsimile is a tile set in the style of Reitzel's title
pages. It is not a reproduction of any actual copy, and is not presented as one.
What is not here. The journals and papers, which run to more volumes than the
published authorship, are out of scope for now.
