Complete List of Europa Press Books
- Reavey, George. Faust's Metamorphoses. (1932) (in association with The New Review).
- Reavey, George. Nostradam. (1935).
- Reavey, George. Signes d'Adieu. (1935).
- Beckett, Samuel. Echo's Bones and Other Precipitates. (1935).
- Eluard, Paul. Thorns of Thunder. (1936).
- Devlin, Denis. Intercessions. (1937).
- Ford, Charles Henry. The Garden of Disorder. (1938)
- Coffey, Brian. Third Person. (1938)
- Reavey, George. Quixotic Perquisitions. (1939).
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