E. V. Lucas - Works

Works

  • Bernard Barton and his friends: a record of quiet lives (1893), a biography of the Quaker poet
  • A Book of Verse for Children (1897)
  • The War of the Wenuses (1898) with C. L. Graves, a parody of H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds
  • Charles Lamb and the Lloyds (1898)
  • Willow and Leather (1898), cricket essays
  • The Open Road (1899), anthology
  • The Book of Shops (1899)
  • Four And Twenty Toilers (1900), poems
  • What Shall We Do Now? (1900) with Elizabeth Lucas, games book
  • Wisdom While You Wait (1903) with C. L. Graves, parody encyclopedia
  • Works and Letters of Charles and Mary Lamb (1903–5), editor
  • Highways and Byways in Sussex (1904)
  • The Life of Charles Lamb (1905), biography
  • The Friendly Town (1905)
  • A Wanderer in Holland (1905)
  • A Wanderer in London (1906)
  • Listener's Lure (1906)
  • Character and Comedy (1907)
  • A Swan and her Friends (1907), about Anna Seward
  • The Hambledon Men (1907), cricket history
  • The Gentlest Art (1907), anthology of letters
  • Another Book of Verses for Children (1907)
  • Anne's Terrible Good Nature (1908)
  • Over Bemerton's (1908), novel; (Bemerton is a village with several notable inhabitants)
  • Hustled History, Or, As It Might Have Been (1908), with C. L. Graves
  • The Slowcoach (1908,) fiction
  • Mr. Coggs and other songs for children (1908), with Liza Lehmann
  • A Wanderer in Paris (1909)
  • One Day and Another (1909)
  • Good Company – A Rally of Men (1909)
  • Sir Pulteney (1910), as E. D. Ward, fantasy
  • Mr Ingleside (1910). novel
  • The Second Post (1910). anthology of letters
  • Old Lamps for New (1911)
  • What a Life! (1911) with George Morrow
  • William Cowper's Letters (1911), editor
  • A Wanderer in Florence (1912)
  • London Lavender (1912)
  • A Little of Everything (1912)
  • Loiterer's Harvest (1913), essays
  • Swollen Headed William (1914), parody
  • A Wanderer in Venice (1914)
  • Landmarks (1914)
  • A Picked Company: being a selection of writings (1915), editor
  • Her Infinite Variety: A Feminine Portrait Gallery (1915), anthology
  • The Hausfrau Rampant (1916), novel
  • Cloud and Silver (1916)
  • The Vermilion Box (1916), novel
  • London Revisited (1916)
  • A Boswell of Baghdad (1917), essays
  • Twixt Eagle & Dove (1918)
  • The Phantom Journal (1919)
  • Quoth the Raven (1919)
  • Verena in the Midst (1920)
  • Roving East and Roving West (1921)
  • Edwin Austin Abbey, Royal Academician, The Record of His Life and Work (1921), biography
  • Rose and Rose (1922)
  • Vermeer of Delft (1922)
  • Giving and Receiving (1922)
  • Ginevra's Money (1922)
  • Advisory Ben (1923)
  • Luck of the Year (1923)
  • Michael Angelo (1924)
  • Rembrandt (1924)
  • A Wanderer among Pictures (1924)
  • Encounters and Diversions (1924)
  • The Same Star (1924), play
  • Zigzags in France (1925)
  • John Constable the Painter (1925)
  • Introducing London (1925)
  • Playtime & Company (1925)
  • A Wanderer in Rome (1926)
  • Events and Embroideries (1926)
  • 365 Days and One More (1926)
  • Frans Hals (1926), biography
  • Twelve Songs From "Playtime & Company" (1926)
  • The Joy of Life (1927), anthology of popular poetry
  • A Fronded Isle (1927)
  • The More I See of Men (1927)
  • The Flamp and Other Stories (1927)
  • A Rover I Would Be (1928)
  • Out of a Clear Sky (1928)
  • Mr Punch's County Songs (1928)
  • The Colvins and their Friends (1928), biography
  • Windfall's Eye (1929)
  • Turning Things Over (1929), essays
  • If Dogs Could Write: A Second Canine Miscellany (1929), anthology, Methuen Publishing
  • Down the Sky (1930)
  • Traveller’s Luck (1930), essays
  • And Such Small Deer (1931)
  • French Leaves (1931)
  • Visibility Good (1931)
  • Lemon Verbena (1932), essays
  • Reading, Writing, and Remembering (1932), autobiography
  • English Leaves (1933)
  • Saunterer's Rewards (1933)
  • Postbag Diversions (1933)
  • At the Shrine of St. Charles (1934), for Charles Lamb anniversary
  • Pleasure Trove (1935)
  • The Old Contemporaries (1935)
  • Only the Other Day (1936)
  • London Afresh (1937)
  • All of a Piece (1937)
  • As the Bee Sucks (1937)
  • Adventures and Misgivings (1938)
  • A Hundred Years of Trent Bridge (1938), editor
  • Cricket All His Life (1950), edited by Rupert Hart-Davis, cricket writing

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