New Prose Fiction
- Djamaluddin Adinegoro - Darah Muda ("Young Blood")
- James Boyd - Marching On
- Edgar Rice Burroughs - The Outlaw of Torn
- James Branch Cabell - Something About Eve
- Willa Cather - Death Comes for the Archbishop
- Blaise Cendrars - La Confession de Dan Yack
- Agatha Christie - The Big Four
- Jaime de Angulo - The Lariat
- Mazo de la Roche - Jalna
- Franklin W. Dixon - The Tower Treasure
- Arthur Conan Doyle - The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes
- William Faulkner - Mosquitoes
- David Garnett - Go She Must!
- Julien Green - The Closed Garden
- Ernest Hemingway - Men Without Women
- Hermann Hesse - Steppenwolf
- Will James - Smoky the Cowhorse
- James Weldon Johnson - God's Trombones
- Franz Kafka - Amerika
- Rosamond Lehmann - Dusty Answer
- Sinclair Lewis - Elmer Gantry
- Waverley Lewis Root - King of the Jews
- Vilhelm Moberg - Raskens
- Yury Olesha - Envy
- Baroness Orczy - Sir Percy Hits Back
- Marcel Proust - In Search of Lost Time (final instalment)
- Joseph Roth - Flight without End
- Dorothy L. Sayers - Unnatural Death
- Upton Sinclair - Oil!
- B. Traven - Der Schatz der Sierra Madre ("The Treasure of the Sierra Madre")
- Sigrid Undset
- The Snake Pit
- The Son Avenger
- S. S. Van Dine - The Canary Murder Case
- Thornton Wilder - The Bridge of San Luis Rey
- Henry Williamson - Tarka the Otter
- P. G. Wodehouse
- Meet Mr Mulliner
- The Small Bachelor
- Virginia Woolf - To the Lighthouse
- Arnold Zweig - Streit um den Sergeanten Grischa ("The Case of Sergeant Grischa")
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