Douglas Goldring - Works

Works

  • A Country Boy and other poems (1910)
  • Ways of Escape. A Book of Adventure (1911)
  • Streets: a book of London verses (Max Goschen, 1912)
  • The Permanent Uncle (1912) novel
  • Dream Cities. Notes of an autumn tour in Italy and Dalmatia (1913) travel
  • Along France’s River of Romance: The Loire (1913) travel
  • It's an Ill Wind (1915) novel
  • In the Town. A Book of London Verses (1916)
  • The Fortune (1917) novel including the experience of a fictional conscientious objector
  • Dublin: Explorations and Reflections (1917) as An Englishman
  • The Black Curtain, novel
  • Reputations (1920) essays
  • The Solvent (1920)
  • Briefe aus der Verbannung (1920)
  • The Fight for Freedom, a play in four acts. with a preface by Henry Barbusse (1920)
  • James Elroy Flecker (1922)
  • Nobody Knows (1923) novel
  • Miss Linn (1924) novel
  • Gone Abroad – A story of travel chiefly in Italy and The Balearic Isles (1925) travel
  • Cuckoo (1926) novel
  • The Merchant of Souls (1926) novel
  • Northern Lights and Southern Shade (1926) travel
  • Façade (1928) novel
  • The French Riviera (1928)
  • People and Places (1929)
  • Sardinia: the island of the Nuraghi (1930) travel
  • Impacts: The Trip to the States and Other Adventures of Travel (1931)
  • Liberty & Licensing. Hobby Horse Number One (1932) pamphlet
  • To Portugal (1934)
  • Royal London (1935)
  • Odd Man Out (1935) autobiography
  • Pot Luck in England (1936)
  • Facing the odds (1940)
  • Artist Quarter: reminiscences of Montmartre and Montparnasse in the first two decades of the twentieth (1941) by Charles Douglas (Douglas Goldring with Charles Beadle)
  • South Lodge: reminiscences of Violet Hunt, Ford Madox Ford and the English Review circle (1943) memoirs
  • A Tour In Northumbria (1944)
  • The Nineteen Twenties (1945) retrospect and memoir
  • Journeys in the Sun (1946)
  • Marching with the Times: 1931–1946 (1947) memoirs
  • The Last Pre-Raphaelite: a record of the life and writings of Ford Madox Ford (1948)
  • Life Interests (1948)
  • Home Ground-A Journey Through the Heart of England (1949)
  • Foreign Parts: an Autumn Tour in France (1950)
  • Regency Portrait Painter: the Life of Sir Thomas Lawrence, P. R. A. (1951)
  • Three Romantic Countries: Reminiscences of travel in Dalmatia, Ireland and Portugal (1951)
  • The South of France. The Lower Rhone Valley and the Mediterranean Seaboard from Martigues to Menton (1952)
  • Privileged Persons (1955)

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