Published Works
- Sunshine and the Dry-Fly (1924)
- An Experiment with Time (1927)
- The Serial Universe (1934)
- The League of Northwest Europe (1936)
- The Jumping Lions of Borneo (1937)
- The New Immortality (1938)
- An Experiment with St. George (1938)
- Nothing Dies (1940)
- Intrusions? (1955)
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