complete works
Every written piece
Complete works refers to the collected writings or compositions of a single author, composer, or artist, gathered into one edition: the complete works of Shakespeare, a boxed set of Beethoven's complete works.
The phrase implies comprehensive compilation—everything the creator produced, or at least everything considered significant.
Publishers sometimes use it loosely for substantial but not exhaustive collections.
- oeuvreComplete artistic output
- omnibusVolume of gathered writings
- collected writingsAssembled texts, one volume
- poetry collectionPublished gathering of verses
- discographyCatalog of musical recordings
definitive edition · corpus · retrospective · compendium · canon · box set · intellectual legacy · folio · leather bound · first edition · bibliography · life's work · monographs · posthumous · magnum · masterworks · compilation · archive
- Hugo editionsLes Miserables, Notre-Dame de Paris, The Hunchback, illustrated editions, abridged editions
- booksnovel, textbooks, study guides, book, paperback
- collectionscollection, collections, anthology, anthologies, compilation
- ShakespeareRomeo, Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello
- book collectionsbox set, boxed set, volumes, bound volumes, omnibus
- box setsbox set, bundle, DVD collection, music collection, collector's edition
complete worksselected works
Curated compilation of writings
excerpts · anthology · abridged edition · best of · selections
complete worksfragments
Incomplete broken pieces
unfinished works · lost works · unpublished works · juvenilia · drafts
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