Storm Jameson - Works

Works

  • The Pot Boils (1919)
  • The Happy Highways (1920)
  • Modern Drama in Europe (1920) criticism
  • The Clash (1922)
  • Lady Susan and Life: An Indiscretion (1923)
  • The Pitiful Wife (1923)
  • Three Kingdoms (1926)
  • The Lovely Ship (1927) The Triumph of Time I
  • Farewell to Youth (1928)
  • Full Circle: A Play in One Act (1928) drama
  • The Georgian Novel and Mr. Robinson (1929) criticism
  • The Voyage Home (1930) The Triumph of Time II
  • The Decline of Merry England (1930) history
  • A Richer Dust (1931) The Triumph of Time III
  • The Single Heart (1932) novella
  • That Was Yesterday (1932)
  • The Triumph of Time (three volumes in one) (1932)
  • Women Against Men (1933) three novellas
  • No Time Like the Present (1933) autobiography
  • A Day Off (1933) novella
  • Company Parade (1934) The Mirror in Darkness I
  • Love in Winter (1935) The Mirror in Darkness II
  • Challenge to Death (1935) editor, essays
  • The Soul of Man in an Age of Leisure (1935) pamphlet
  • None Turn Back (1936) The Mirror in Darkness III
  • In the Second Year (1936)
  • The Moon is Making (1937)
  • Delicate Monster (1937)
  • Loving Memory (1937) novel under the pseudonym James Hill
  • The World Ends (1937) novel under the pseudonym William Lamb
  • Here Comes a Candle (1938)
  • The Novel in Contemporary Life (1938) critical essay
  • No Victory For the Soldier (1938) novel under the pseudonym James Hill
  • Farewell Night, Welcome Day (1939)
  • Civil Journey (1939) essays
  • Cousin HonorĂ© (1940)
  • Europe to Let (1940)
  • The End of This War (1941) essay
  • The Fort (1941)
  • Then We Shall Hear Singing: A Fantasy in C Major (1942)
  • London Calling : A Salute to America (1942) editor, short stories
  • Cloudless May (1943)
  • The Journal of Mary Hervey Russell (1945)
  • The Other Side (1946)
  • Before the Crossing (1947)
  • The Black Laurel (1947)
  • The Moment Of Truth (1949)
  • The Writer's Situation (1950) essays
  • The Green Man (1952)
  • The Hidden River (1955)
  • The Intruder (1956)
  • A Cup of Tea for Mr. Thorgill (1957)
  • A Ulysses Too Many (1958)
  • A Day Off (1959) short novels, stories
  • Last Score, or the Private Life of Sir Richard Ormston (1961) novel
  • Morley Roberts: The Last Eminent Victorian (1961) biography
  • The Road from the Monument (1962)
  • A Month Soon Goes (1962)
  • The Aristide Case (1964)
  • The Early Life of Stephen Hind (1966)
  • The White Crow (1968)
  • Journey from the North (Volume 1 - 1969) (Volume 2 - 1970) autobiography
  • Parthian Words (1970) criticism
  • There Will Be A Short Interval (1973)
  • Speaking of Stendhal (1979) criticism

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