Warwick Deeping
George Warwick Deeping (May 28, 1877 - April 20, 1950) was a prolific English novelist and short story writer. His most famous novel is Sorrell and Son (1925).
Select bibliography
- Uther and Igraine (1903), his first published novel
- Love Among the Ruins (1904)
- The Seven Streams (1905)
- Bess of the Woods (1906)
- The Return of the Petticoat (1907)
- Bertrand of Brittany (1908)
- Mad Barbara (1908)
- The Red Saint (1909)
- The Lame Englishman (1910)
- The Rust of Rome (1910)
- Fox Farm (1911)
- Joan of the Tower (1911)
- Sincerity (1912)
- The House of Spies (1913)
- The Pride of Eve (1914)
- The Shield of Love (1914)
- Martin Valliant (1917)
- Valour (1918)
- Second Youth (1919)
- The Prophetic Marriage (1920)
- The House of Adventure (1921)
- Lantern Lane (1921)
- Orchards (1922)
- Apples of Gold (1923)
- Suvla John (1924)
- Sorrell and Son (1925)
- Doomsday (1927)
- Kitty (1927)
- Old Pybus (1928)
- Roper's Row (1929)
- Exiles (1930)
- The Road (1931)
- Old Wine and New (1932)
- Smith (1932)
- Seven Men Came Back (1934)
- Sackcloth Into Silk (1935)
- No Hero—This (1936)
- Blind Man's Year (1937)
- The Malice of Men (1938)
- Fantasia (1939)
- Corn in Egypt (1941)
- The Dark House (1941)
- I Live Again (1942)
- The Impudence of Youth (1945)
- Reprieve (1945)
- Laughing House (1946)
- Portrait of a Playboy (1947)
- Man in Chains (1953), published posthumously
- The Old World Dies (1954)
- Caroline Terrace (1955)
- The Sword and the Cross (1957)