Fowler Wright Press
- Sussex Song, an Anthology of Contemporary Sussex Poetry (1927)
- London Pride (1927)
- Contemporary East-Anglian Poetry (1928)
- Hampshire Poetry (1928)
- Wessex Song. An Anthology of Contemporary Dorsetshire and Wiltshire Poetry (1928)
- Contemporary Lancashire Poetry (1928)
- Some Scottish verse: an anthology of contemporary Scottish poetry (1928)
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