Essays:
* Within the Context of No Context (1978): This collection of essays is considered one of his most significant works. It explores themes of American culture, media, and the nature of reality.
* The 1980s and Other Essays (1982): Another collection of essays, this one focuses on the cultural changes of the 1980s.
* The Natural History of the Rich (1995): A highly acclaimed essay that analyzes the psychology and lifestyle of the American elite.
* Ultimate Reality (1997): A long essay that explores the nature of reality and consciousness.
* The New Yorker (1976-2001): Trow was a regular contributor to The New Yorker, writing essays on a wide range of subjects.
Short Stories:
* The 1980s and Other Stories (1982): This collection includes stories that deal with themes of isolation, alienation, and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world.
Plays:
* The Day the Animals Came (1971): A satirical play that was performed off-Broadway.
* The Great American Novel (1979): A play that explores the myths and realities of American culture.
* The King of the Jews (1991): A play that deals with the themes of identity and power.
Other:
* The Complete Stories of George W. S. Trow (2011): A posthumous collection of his short stories, edited by John Jeremiah Sullivan.
Trow's work is characterized by its sharp wit, intellectual rigor, and keen observations on American culture. His essays and stories often explore the darker aspects of society, but they are also infused with humor and a deep sense of humanity.