The Duty of Delight: The Diaries of Dorothy Day, Day’s extensive diaries and journals, edited by Robert Ellsberg and published in 2009 by Marquette University Press, and available in paperback from Image Books.Īll the Way to Heaven: The Selected Letters of Dorothy Day, Day’s voluminous correspondence to a wide circle of family and friends, co-workers and fellow travelers, edited by Robert Ellsberg and published in 2010 by Marquette University Press with a paperback from Image Books.Ĭomrades Stumbling Along : The Friendship of Catherine de Hueck Doherty and Dorothy Day as Revealed Through Their Letters, moving correspondence between two pioneering women and the love of the God they shared, edited by Robert Wild and published by Alba House in 2009.ĭorothy Day: Selected Writings, major anthology of Day’s writings, edited by Robert Ellsberg and published by Orbis Books in 1995 (first published by Knopf as By Little and By Little). The Eleventh Virgin, long out-of-print semi-autobiographical novel, reprinted by Cottager Press in 2011. Available in Spanish: Mi Conversión: De Union Square a Roma.
Available in Spanish: La Larga Soledad: Autobiografia, published in 1997 by Harper Collins.įrom Union Square to Rome, Day’s first account of her conversion, published in 1939, and reissued by Orbis Books.
The Long Loneliness, Day’s classic religious autobiography, first published in 1952, and in print ever since. (Also, if you would like to arrange for a guest speaker or some other form of educational event for your parish, local peace or social justice committee, or other group, please feel free to contact the Guild, and we will do our best to meet your particular needs and interests.) Here are just a few of the works that provide a foundation for one’s own appreciation, edification, and, as Peter Maurin would put it, “clarification of thought.” There is also a wealth of literature on the saints, including recent scholarship. There is an abundance of material, both “on the shelf” and “on the web” about Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker movement, beginning with her own writings.
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