Gilbert Frankau - Works

Works

  • Eton Echoes (1901) poems
  • The XYZ of Bridge (1906)
  • Jack – One of Us: A Novel in Verse (1912) also as One of Us
  • Tid'apa (What Does It Matter?) (1914)
  • A Song of the Guns in Flanders (1916) poems
  • How Rifleman Brown Came To Valhalla (1916)
  • The Woman of the Horizon: A Romance of Nineteen-Thirteen (1917)
  • One of Them: A Novelette in Verse (1918)
  • The Judgement of Valhalla (1918)
  • The Other Side, and Other Poems (1918)
  • The City of Fear and Other Poems (1918)
  • Peter Jackson, Cigar Merchant: A Romance of Married Life (1919)
  • The Seeds of Enchantment (1921)
  • The Love Story of Aliette Brunton (1922)
  • Men, Maids and Mustard Pot (1923) short stories
  • Peter Jameson: A Modern Romance (1923)
  • Poetical Works (1923)
  • Gerald Cranston's Lady (1924)
  • Life – and Erica: A Romance (1924)
  • The Dominant Type Of Man (1925) non-fiction
  • My Unsentimental Journey (1926)
  • Masterson, a Story of an English Gentleman (1926)
  • Twelve Tales (1927)
  • So Much Good: A Novel in a New Manner (1928)
  • Martin Make-Believe (1930)
  • Dance, Little Gentleman! (1930)
  • Concerning Peter Jackson and Others (c.1930)
  • Christopher Strong (1932), adapted into a 1933 film directed by Dorothy Arzner, Christopher Strong, starring Katharine Hepburn in her second screen role.
  • Wine, Women And Waiters (1932)
  • The Lonely Man: A Romance of Love and the Secret Service (1932)
  • Secret Services: A Collection of Tales (1934)
  • Everywoman (1934)
  • A Century of Love Stories (c.1935) editor
  • Farewell Romance (1936)
  • Three Stories Of Romance (1936) with Warwick Deeping and Ethel Mannin
  • Experiments in Crime and Other Stories (1937)
  • More Of Us: Being the Present-Day Adventures of "One of Us": A Novel in Verse (1937)
  • The Dangerous Years: A Trilogy (1937)
  • Royal Regiment: A Drama of Contemporary Behaviours (1938)
  • Gilbert Frankau's Self Portrait: A Novel of His Own Life (1940)
  • Winter of Discontent (1942) as Air Ministry Room 28 (1942) in the United States of America
  • World Without End (1942)
  • Escape to Yesterday (1942)
  • Selected Verses (1943)
  • Three Englishman: A Romance of Married Lives (1944)
  • Michael's Wife (1948)
  • Son of the Morning (1949)
  • Oliver Trenton K.C. (1951)
  • Unborn Tomorrow: A Last Story (1953)
  • The Peter Jackson Omnibus

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