Onkl Mozes (Uncle Moses), 1918 (translated into English 1938), novel Kiddush ha-Shem, 1919 (translated into English 1926), novel Di Muter (The Mother), 1919 (translated into English 1930) Di Kishufmakherin fun Kastilien (The Witch of Castile), 1921 Der Toyter Mensch (The Dead Man), 1922, play (translated into English 2021) Urteyl (Death Sentence), 1924 Khaym Lederers Tsurikkumen (The Return of Khaym Lederer), 1927 Schalom Asch, "Rückblick," Jahrbuch (Berlin: Paul Zsolnay Verlag, 1931), pp. 35–77. Farn Mabul trilogy (Before the Flood) 1929–31, translated as Three Cities, 1933 Gots Gefangene (God's Captives), 1933 Der T'hilim Yid, 1934, translated as: Salvation The War Goes On, 1935 The Calf of Papers, 1936, novel Bayrn Opgrunt, 1937, translated as: The Precipice The Mother, 1937, novel Three Novels, 1938 Dos Gezang fun Tol (The Song of the Valley), 1938 (translated into English, 1939) The Nazarene, 1939, novel What I Believe 1941, essay, 201 pages Children of Abraham, 1942, short stories My Personal Faith, 1942, Published: London, George Rutledge & Sons, Ltd The Apostle, 1943, novel One Destiny: An Epistle to the Christians, 1945 East River, 1946, spent more than 6 months on the New York Times Best Seller List (1946–7) including one week at #1 Tales of My People, 1948, short stories Mary, 1949, novel, unrelated to his earlier work of the same name Salvation, 1951 Moses, 1951, novel A Passage in the Night, 1953 The Prophet, 1955 Discography In the Beginning: Bible Stories for Children by Sholem Asch (Performed by Arna Bontemps) (Folkways Records, 1955) Joseph and His Brothers: From In the Beginning by Sholem Asch (Performed by Arna Bontemps) (Folkways Records, 1955) Jewish Classical Literature: Read by Chaim Ostrowsky (Folkways Records, 1960) Nativity: Sholem Asch's Story of the Birth of Jesus (Performed by Pete Seeger) (Folkways Records, 1963) Readings from the Bible - Old Testament: Compiled by Sholem Asch (Performed by Harry Fleetwood) (Folkways Records, 1972) Sholem Asch: A Statement and Lecture at Columbia University, N.Y. October, 1952 (Folkways Records, 1977) References Further reading Mostly about Asch's controversial trilogy that began with The Nazarene. “The Yiddish writer’s re-Judaized imagining of St. Paul turns 75.” External links Sholem Asch Discography at Smithsonian Folkways Ben Siegel, , 313 pages. Alyssa Quint, Asch's Diamonds, A New Essay Collection Gives an Oft-neglected Master His Due, a review in The Jewish Daily Forward "Workbook" on the Asch-Howe Quarrel Biographical article of Sholem Asch by Encyclopaedia Britannica Sara Blacher-Retter reads A shtiler