Works
- Love's Martyr, Longmans, London, Green, and Co., {1886}, hardcover, 208 pages; New York, D. Appleton (1886)
- One Way of Love: A Play (1893), 54 pages
- The Crucifix, A Venetian Phantasy, and Other Tales, London, Osgood, McIlvaine & Co. (1895), 172 pages
- Songs of womanhood, London: Grant Richards, 1903, hardcover, 117 pages
- Realms of unknown kings
- The wings of Icarus: being the life of one Emilia Fletcher, revealed by herself in I. Thirty-five letters, written to Constance Norris between July 18th, 188–, and March 26th of the following year; II. A fragmentary journal; III. A postscript
- Four plays
- Maurice Maeterlinck, translation by Laurence Alma-Tadema, Pelleas and Melisanda and the Sightless Two Plays By Maurice Maeterlinck, Walter Scott Ltd., London, hardcover and G. Allen and Unwin, London {1914}
- Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes : Proverbs and Rhyme Games, illustrated by Charles Robinson, forward by Laurence Alma-Tadema, Collins Clear-Type Press, London, c. 1910, hardcover, 208 pages
- Robert Louis Stevenson, introduction by Laurence Alma-Tadema, illustrations by Kate Elizabeth Olver, A Child's Garden of Verses, London, Collins, hardcover
- Laurence Alma-Tadema, John Lea, and others, Little bo Peep's Story Book, Children's Press, London, hardcover
- Poland, Russia and the war, St. Catherine press (1915)
- A Gleaner's Sheaf. Verses., London: St. Martin's Press (1927)
- Playgrounds
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