Other publications included books on film to novels and a German-teaching text by Bryher and Trude Weiss called "The Light-hearted Student", exemplifying Bryher's idiosyncratic teaching methods.
Most of the books were by the members of the group which had been expanded by the addition of Oswell Blakeston (né Henry Joseph Hasslacher, 1907-1985) who had started his working life in the cutting rooms at Gaumont British.