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) 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) , essays on contemporary writers A squirrel called Rufus (1941) For children. Green Tide (1945) Essays, mainly on country themes. British authors : a twentieth-century gallery with 53 portraits (1948) 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) Notes External links Richard Church Papers at the John Rylands Library Richard Church Collection at the Harry Ransom Center Richard Church bibliography People from Dulwich 1893 births 1972 deaths English male poets 20th-century English poets 20th-century English male writers English World War I poets Presidents of the English Centre of PEN