I made one of these in my academic career, and found it amazingly edifying and revealing. How works relate to each other time-wise is something that rather gets lost in literary eduction. (For example, you think of Pound and Eliot as being both modernists, but you forget that Pound started his career well before Eliot. Even H.D. published before Eliot.) Thus the purpose, merely to give a visual of when things were published.

There is no attempt to be all inclusive. I am just including major works; or, at least, major works plus works that I find important. I am starting in the 20th century, but will at some point move backwards. (Poem titles occasionally appear below their collection title.)

This will be a continual work in progress. Definitely in its beginnings as of now, in April.

• Within the years, entries are alphabetical by author.
• The spacing between entry and line is according to author's name as well. (It makes it easier to follow one person down the line.)
• I tend to mark works by publication dates, but that is not universal.
  
• Colors indicate type of work.
  On the literary side:
  • verse works are darkblue
  • prose works are green
  • short prose is darkviolet
  • drama is orange
  • criticism/non-fiction (literature oriented) is black
  On the other side:
  • music works are crimson
  • plastic arts are forest green
  • film is slateblue
  • art/music/film relatedcriticism/non-fiction is black
  • non art-related texts and historic events are lightgrey
• Finally, a Fair Warning: I am too prone to mistakes for this to be considered authoritative. You might want to check the date before you go using it.