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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Novel on Yellow Paper |
Cape |
1936 |
US: 1937 Morrow |
| A Good Time was Had by All |
Cape |
1937 |
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| Tender Only to One |
Cape |
1938 |
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| Over the Frontier |
Cape |
1939 |
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| Mother, What is Man? |
Cape |
1942 |
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| The Holiday |
Chapman |
1949 |
US: 1950 Smithers |
| Harold's Leap |
Hall |
1950 |
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| Not Waving but Drowning |
Deutsch |
1957 |
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| Cats in Colour |
Batsford |
1959 |
US: 1959 Viking |
| Selected Poems |
Longman |
1962 |
US: 1964 New Directions |
| The Frog Prince |
Longman |
1966 |
US: 1969 as The Best Beast |
| Francesca in Winter |
PoMC |
1970 |
Single sheet |
| Two in One |
Longman |
1971 |
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| Scorpion |
Longman |
1971 |
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| Collected P**ms |
Lane |
1975 |
US: 1976 OUP |
| Me Again: Uncollected Writings |
Virago |
1981 |
US: 1982 Farrar |
| Stevie Smith: A Selection |
Faber |
1983 |
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