Career
The Round House (1958) (novel?),
Charley Moon (1956?) (novel),
The Miracle Of Merriford (1956) (novel),
Collected Green Fingers (1956) (poems),
Trumpets Over Merriford (1955) (novel),
Come to the ball; or, Harlequin (1951) (adaptation of Johann Strauss II's Die Fledermaus),
Old Herbaceous (1950, republished 2002),
Green fingers Again (1943) (poems),
Percy Ponsonby (1939) (TV series),
1066 And All That (1939) (TV version),
The Street Singer or Interval for Romance (1937) (film musical which starred Arthur Tracy),
Smash and Grab (1937) (film),
Green fingers, and other poems (1934) (includes Roses at Owlpen),
The Last Waltz (1936) (film of the musical comedy),
1066 And All That (1935) (revue),
A Kingdom for a Cow (1935) (adaptation of Kurt Weill's operetta Der Kuhhandel),
Playing the Games (1935) (humour),
Bridge Without Sighs (1934) (A Harmless Handbook to the game, written in rhyme),
Richard Jefferies (1933) (biography),
Winter Sportings (1929),
Columbine – A Fantasy of Summertime (1928) (adaptation for radio),
The Blue Train (1927) (musical, music by Robert Stolz, additional lyrics by Ivy St. Helier),
Frasquita (1925) (operetta, music by Franz Lehár),
Our Nell (1924) (musical play, music by Ivor Novello and Harold Fraser-Simson),
The tragedy of Mr. Punch (1923) (play),
Columbine (1922) (play),
Catherine (1922) (musical play, music by Tchaikovsky),
The Last Waltz (1922) (musical comedy, music by Oscar Straus),
The Holidays (Children's poem in The Captain Dec 1910).