Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Upton Sinclair

A sweeping catalogue of one of America’s most prolific writers, this collection gathers Sinclair’s best‑known novels, daring plays, and thought‑provoking essays into a single, searchable volume. Compiled by David Widger, the list spans everything from the muck‑raking classic that exposed the meat‑packing industry to lesser‑known works on religion, economics, and romance, offering a clear roadmap to his extensive output.

Beyond the titles, the anthology includes Sinclair’s expansive “Book of Life” and “Book of the Body,” where he tackles subjects such as the nature of truth, the origins of morality, and the science of diet and health. Listeners will discover his blend of social criticism and personal philosophy, presented in concise chapters that explore reason, consciousness, and the practicalities of everyday well‑being. This index serves as both a guide and a glimpse into the mind of a writer who relentlessly examined the forces shaping society.