Main Body of Work
- Boys Will Be Boys, published 1948 by Michael Joseph: ISBN 0-7181-1282-2
- Roads To Ruin, published 1950 by Michael Joseph: ISBN
- The Shocking History Of Advertising, published 1952 by Michael Joseph: ISBN
- †The Third Pip, published 1952 by Constable & Company: ISBN
- †Maiden Voyage, published 1954 by ?: ISBN
- A History Of Courting, published 1954 by Michael Joseph: ISBN 0-86025-817-3
- Gallant Gentlemen, published 1956 by Michael Joseph: ISBN
- Call The Doctor, published 1958 by St Martin's Press: ISBN
- The Phoney War On The Home Front, published 1961 by St Martin's Press: ISBN
- What The Butler Saw, published 1962 by Penguin: ISBN 0-14-139083-2
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