Richard Church: Poems Richard Church

Poetry collections

• The Flood of Life (1917)
• Hurricane (1919)
• Philip (1923)
• The Portrait of the Abbot (1926)
• The Dream (1927)
• Theme with Variations (1928)
• Mood without Measure (1928)
• Mary Shelley (1928)
• The Glance Backward (1930)
• News from the Mountain (1932)
• Apple of Concord (1935)
• Twelve Noon (1936)
• The Solitary Man (1941)
• Twentieth-Century Psalter (1943)
• The Lamp (1946)
• Collected Poems (1948)
• Selected Lyrical Poems (1951)
• The Inheritors (1957)
• North of Rome (1960)
• The Burning Bush (1967)

Novels

• Oliver’s Daughter (1930)
• High Summer (1931)
• The Prodigal Father (1933)
• The Porch (1937)
• The Stronghold (1939)
• The Sampler (1942)
• The Cave (1951) AKA Five Boys in a Cave.
• Dog Toby. A Frontier Tale (1953)
• The dangerous years (1956)
• The Nightingale (1958)
• The Crab-Apple Tree (1959)
• Prince Albert (1963)
• The Room Within (1940[9])
• The White Doe (1968)
• Little Miss Moffatt: a confession (1969)
• The French lieutenant: a ghost story (1971)

Autobiography

• Over the Bridge (1955)
• The Golden Sovereign (1957)
• The Voyage Home (1964)

Other books

• Calling for a Spade (1939) Essays on country themes.
• Plato's Mistake (1941)[10]
• Eight for Immortality at the Internet Archive, essays on contemporary writers
• A squirrel called Rufus (1941) For children.
• Green Tide (1945) Essays, mainly on country themes.[11]
• British authors : a twentieth-century gallery with 53 portraits (1948)
• Kent (1948) The County books series
• A window on a hill [1951]. Essays, mainly on country themes
• Books and Writers (Robert Lynd) Foreword by Richard Church (1952)
• The prodigal: a play in verse (1953)
• Down River (1957) For children.
• A country window; a round of essays (1958)
• Small moments. Decorated with wood-engravings by Joan Hassall (1957) Essays.
• The bells of Rye. Front. by Michael Hubbard (1960) For children.
• Calm October, essays (1961)
• The growth of the English novel (1961)
• A stroll before dark : essays (1965)
• The royal parks of London. With drawings by Victor Cooley (1965)
• Portrait of Canterbury (1968)
• Speaking aloud (1968)
• The wonder of words (1970)
• A harvest of mushrooms: and other sporadic essays (1970)