"Bramblewick" after his book series. The house that he lived in on King's Street in Robin Hood's Bay has a blue plaque on the outside. Bibliography 1914 – Guide to the Geology of Whitby and District – Horne (Whitby) 1919 – Fossils of the Whitby District – Horne 1920 – Flying and Sport in East Africa – Blackwood 1921 – The Silver Blimp – Nelson 1923 – The Lure of Thunder Island – Jenkins 1926 – The Green Rocket – Jenkins 1926 – Toro of the Little People – Hodder & Stoughton 1932 – Three Fevers – Cape 1933 – Phantom Lobster – Cape 1935 – Foreigners – Collins 1937 – Sally Lunn – Collins 1939 – Love in the Sun – Collins 1941 – Fishermen at War – Collins 1942 – British Ports and Harbours – Collins 1944 – So Many Loves (autobiography) – Collins 1944 – Sally Lunn (the play) – Collins 1948 – Master Mariner – Collins 1951 – Lancashire and Yorkshire – Collins 1952 – Invisible Cargo – Joseph 1954 – The Golden Waterwheel – Collins 1957 – The Happy Ending – Collins 1959 – Sound of the Sea – Collins 1963 – Paradise Creek – Collins 1965 – Angler's Moon – Hamilton Biographies 1944 – So Many Loves – Leo Walmsley (autobiography) 1991 – The Honey Gatherers – Peter J. Woods 1995 – Autumn Gold – Stephanie Walmsley (his widow) 2001 – Shells and Bright Stones – Nona Stead (ed.) References Sources External links The Walmsley Society People from Shipley, West Yorkshire 1892 births 1966 deaths Royal Flying Corps officers Recipients of the Military Cross British Army personnel of World War I People from the Borough of Scarborough English male novelists 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English male writers