Works
- A Lap Full of Seed (1917) poems
- The Right to Live (1917) anonymous pamphlet
- War and the Creative Impulse (1919)
- Introduction to the Study of Blake (1927)
- A Subaltern on the Somme (1928) as Mark VII
- The Faith Called Pacifism (1936)
- Bridge into the Future (1945) Collection of letters
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