Hugh Walpole
13 March 1884 – 1 June 1941
Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole was a prolific novelist, born in New Zealand, but educated and lived in England, apart from a spell in Russia during WWI (<a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Walpole>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- Jeremy
- The Scoop / Behind the Screen
- Sun on the water and other stories
- The Duchess of Wrexe
- Joseph Conrad
- Seven pillars of wisdom
- The green mirror
- Tales Of The Occult
- Rogue Herries
- Essays and studies by members of the English Association, Vol. XVIII
- Hans Frost
- The silver thorn
- Judith Paris
- Jeremy at Crale
- Wintersmoon
- Above the dark circus
- Story of Doctor Dolittle
- Claude Houghton
- The wooden horse
- The silver thorn
- The blind man's house
- Jeremy
- Prelude to Adventure
- The thirteen travellers
- The dark forest
- 2nd list of broadsides, chapbooks, and garlands...
- The Duchess of Wrexe, her decline and death
- The cathedral
- Werewolves. 21 Novelettes and Short Stories
- My Religion
- All souls' Night
- French poets and novelists
- Maradick at forty
- The cathedral
- Wintersmoon
- Harmer John
- The secret city
- Bildnis eines Rothaarigen
- Fortitude
- A garland of portraitures
- Kind Lady
Author data: Open Library