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Richard Church

Throughout his career as a civil servant and later a professional journalist, Richard Church devoted himself to writing poetry and prose. He came to prominence in 1926 with Portrait of the Abbot. In 1948 a large volume of his Collected Poems was published. His most successful prose achievements were his autobiographical volumes, the first of which won The Sunday Times Prize for Literature.

 
  Selected Titles
  Poetry
The Flood of Life (1917)
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) Oliver’s Daughter (1930)
News from the Mountain (1932) Twelve Noon (1936)
The Solitary Man (1941) Twentieth-Century Psalter (1943)
The Lamp (1946)
Collected Poems (1948)
Poems for Speaking (1950)
Selected Lyrical Poems (1951)
The Prodigal (a verse play) (1953)
The Inheritors (1957)
North of Rome (1960)
The Burning Bush (1967)

Fiction
High Summer (1931)
The Prodigal Father (1933)
Apple of Concord (1935)
The Porch (1937)
The Stronghold (1939)
The Room Within (1940)
The Sampler (1942)
The Nightingale (1952)
The Dangerous Years (1956)
The Crab-Apple Tree (1959)
Little Miss Moffat (1969)

Children's Fiction
A Squirrel Called Rufus (1941)
The Cave (1950)
Dog Toby (1953)
Down River (1958)
The Bells of Rye (1960)
The White Doe (1968)
The French Lieutenant (1971)

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

Essays
Calling for a Spade (1939)
Eight for Immortality (1941)
Small Moments (1957)
A Country Widow (1958)
Calm October (1961)
A Stroll Before Dark (1965)
A Harvest of Mushrooms (1970)

Non-Fiction
Kent (1948)
The Growth of the English Novel (1951)
A Portrait of Canterbury (1953)
The Wonder of Words (1970)

 

 

 
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