Llewelyn Powys - Works

Works

  • Confessions of Two Brothers (1916) with John Cowper Powys
  • Ebony and Ivory (1923) autobiography
  • Thirteen Worthies (1923) essays
  • Honey and Gall (1924) autobiography
  • Black Laughter (1925)
  • Cup-Bearers of Wine and Hellebore (1924)
  • Skin for Skin (1925) autobiography
  • The Verdict of Bridlegoose (1926)
  • Henry Hudson (1927)
  • Out of the Past (?)
  • The Cradle of God (1929)
  • The Pathetic Fallacy (1930)
  • An Hour on Christianity (1930)
  • Apples Be Ripe (1930)
  • A Pagan's Pilgrimage (1931)
  • Impassioned Clay (1931)
  • The Life and Times of Anthony à Wood (1932)
  • Now That The Gods Are Dead (1932)
  • Glory of Life (1934)
  • Earth Memories (1935)
  • Damnable Opinions (1935)
  • Dorset Essays (1935)
  • The Twelve Months (1936)
  • Somerset Essays (1937)
  • Rats in the Sacristy (1937)
  • The Book of Days (1937)
  • Love and Death (1939)
  • A Baker's Dozen (1940)
  • Old English Yuletide (1940)
  • The Letters of Llewelen Powys (1943) edited by Louis Wilkinson
  • Swiss Essays (1947)
  • Advice to a Young Man (1949)
  • Llewelyn Powys: A Selection (1952) edited by Kenneth Hopkins

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