New Prose Fiction
- Michael Arlen - The Green Hat
- Louis Bromfield - The Green Bay Tree
- John Buchan - The Three Hostages
- Edgar Rice Burroughs
- The Land That Time Forgot
- Tarzan and the Ant Men
- Agatha Christie
- The Man in the Brown Suit
- Poirot Investigates
- Edna Ferber - So Big
- Ford Madox Ford - Some Do Not . . .
- Jean Forge - Saltego trans Jarmiloj
- E. M. Forster - A Passage to India
- Charles Boardman Hawes - The Dark Frigate
- Margaret Kennedy - The Constant Nymph
- Thomas Mann - The Magic Mountain
- John Masefield - Sard Harker
- Herman Melville - Billy Budd, Sailor
- Dmitri Merezhkovsky - Akhnaton, King of Egypt
- George Moore -Peronnik the Fool
- Baroness Orczy
- The Honourable Jim
- Pimpernel and Rosemary
- Les Beaux et les Dandys de Grand Siècles en Angleterre
- Eden Phillpotts - The Treasures of Typhon
- Joseph Roth
- Hotel Savoy
- Rebellion
- Edgar Wallace - The Dark Eyes of London
- Edith Wharton - The Old Maid
- Walter F. White - The Fire In The Flint
- Paul Sullivan - "Maata's Journal"
- P. C. Wren - Beau Geste
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