Forrest Reid - Fiction

Fiction

  • The Kingdom of Twilight (1904).
  • The Garden God - a Tale of Two Boys (1905).
  • The Bracknels - a Family Chronicle (1911), revised as Denis Bracknel (1947).
  • Following Darkness (1912) (An inspiration for James Joyce's Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man).
  • The Gentle Lover - A Comedy of Middle Age (1913).
  • At the Door of the Gate (1915).
  • The Spring Song (1916).
  • A Garden by the Sea (1918). (Stories).
  • Pirates of the Spring (1919).
  • Pender among the Residents (1922).
  • Demophon - a Traveller's Tale (1927).
  • Uncle Stephen (1931).
  • Brian Westby (1934).
  • The Retreat (1936).
  • Peter Waring (1937).
  • Young Tom (1944).

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