(1954) A Midsummer Daydream (Television Play) (1955) The Cave Dwellers (1958) Sam, The Highest Jumper Of Them All, or the London Comedy (1960) Settled Out of Court (1960) Hanging around the Wabash (1961) The Dogs, or the Paris Comedy (1969) Armenian (1971) Assassinations (1974) Tales from the Vienna Streets (1980) An Armenian Trilogy (1986) The Parsley Garden (1992) Short stories "The Snake" "An Ornery Kind of Kid" "The Filipino and the Drunkard" "Gaston" (date unknown) "The Hummingbird That Lived Through Winter" "Knife-Like, Flower-Like, Like Nothing At All in the World" (1942) "The Mourner" "The Parsley Garden" The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse (1938) "Seventy Thousand Assyrians" (1934) "The Shepherd's Daughter" "Sweetheart Sweetheart Sweetheart" "Third day after Christmas" (1926) "Five Ripe Pears" (1935) "Pomegranate Trees" (year unknown) "Seventeen" (written during the Great Depression, in the collection of The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze and Other Stories) "The Barber´s Uncle" Poem "Me" (The Saturday Evening Post, March 9, 1963, illustrated by Murray Tinkelman) Song "Come On-a My House", a hit for Rosemary Clooney, based on an Armenian folk song, written with his cousin, Ross Bagdasarian, later the impresario of Alvin and the Chipmunks. "Eat, Eat, Eat" (words and music) sung by Danny Kaye with the Vic Schoen Orchestra References Specific General Saroyan: His Heart In The Highlands (2008) Further reading Balakian, N., 1998. The World of William Saroyan. Floan, H. R., 1966. William Saroyan. Foster, E. H., 1984. William Saroyan. Foster, E. H., 1991. William Saroyan: A Study in the Shorter Fiction. Gifford, Barry, and Lee, Lawrence, 1984. Saroyan. Keyishan, H., 1995. Critical Essays in William Saroyan. Leggett, John, 2002. A Daring Young Man: A Biography of William Saroyan. Linde, Mauricio D. Aguilera, 2002, "Saroyan and the Dream of Success: The American Vaudeville as a Political Weapon," 11.1 (Winter): 18–31. Linde, Mauricio D. 2016. "Saroyan’s Travel Memories: Contesting National Identities for Armenian-Americans". Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik.A Quarterly of Language, Literature and Culture.64(4), pp. 415–429. Radavich, David. "War of the Wests: Saroyan's Dramatic Landscape." American Drama 9:2 (Spring 2000): 29–49. Samuelian, Varaz, 1985. Willie & Varaz: Memories of My Friend William Saroyan. Whitmore, Jon, 1995. William Saroyan. External links Forever Saroyan Family Archives The William Saroyan Society. The William Saroyan Foundation William Saroyan article on Armeniapedia.org. William Saroyan at Parajanov.com Website of the documentary film William Saroyan : The Man, The Writer, by Paul and Susie Kalinian Saroyan House