number of critical works, short stories, verse, sociological studies, and a collection of autobiographical essays. She reviewed extensively for magazines and newspapers and broadcast on the BBC radio programme The Critics. In the 2010s, some of Johnson's novels were republished by Hodder & Stoughton and Macmillan in their Bello imprint. Reviewing five novels published by Hodder, Philip Hensher noted that "Johnson was an effective reporter from a particular streak of suburban London, and explored, almost without knowing, the mores and conventions of a forgotten way of living." Hansford Johnson's biographer Deirdre David concluded that "Working in the moral tradition of George Eliot, with the commitment to social justice found in Charles Dickens, and with an unwavering belief that an important task of the English novel was the depiction of everyday life to be discovered from Jane Austen to Anthony Trollope, she was sometimes dismissed as a 'middlebrow' novelist who happily catered to her undemanding readers." David Holloway, writing Hansford Johnson's obituary in the Daily Telegraph, asserted that "never for a moment did she admit in public, something that was evident to everyone who had read their books, that she was an infinitely better novelist than C.P. Snow". Novels This Bed Thy Centre (1935) Blessed Above Women (1936) Here Today (1937) World's End (1937) The Monument (1938) Girdle of Venus (1939) Too Dear for My Possessing (1940) The Family Pattern (1942) Winter Quarters (1943) The Trojan Brothers (1944) An Avenue of Stone (1947) A Summer to Decide (1948) The Philistines (1949) Catherine Carter (1952) An Impossible Marriage (1954) The Last Resort (1956) The Unspeakable Skipton (1959) The Humbler Creation (1959) An Error of Judgement (1962) Night and Silence Who is Here? (1963) Cork Street, Next to the Hatters (1965) The Survival of the Fittest (1968) The Honours Board (1970) The Holiday Friend (1972) The Good Listener (1975) The Good Husband (1978) A Bonfire (1981) Tidy Death (with Neil Stewart) as Nap Lombard (1940) The Grinning Pig (with Neil Stewart) as Nap Lombard (1943) Critical works Thomas Wolfe: A Critical Study (1947) Ivy Compton-Burnett (Writers and their Work Series) (1951) Marcel Proust's Letters to his Mother, ed. George D. Painter (includes essay) The Novels of Marcel Proust (1956) Drama Corinth House (1950) Family Party (with C. P. Snow) (1951) Her Best Foot Forward (with C. P. Snow) (1951) The Pigeon with the Silver Foot (with C. P. Snow) (1951) Spare the Rod