Works
- River Music and other poems (1900)
- Love Poems (New Age Press, c 1908)
- An Afternoon Tea Philosophy (1910)
- The Drifters (1910)
- Me As A Model (1914)
- London Scenes (1918)
- Guns and Guitars (1918) poems
- Drinking Songs and other songs (1928)
- A Candle to the Stars (1932) interviews
- G. K. Chesterton: A Portrait (1936) biography, Online text (PDF)
- Poems for the Forces (1943)
- London Pride (1944)
- So this is Shaw (1945) biography
- Poems: A Backward Glance (1959)
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