Hugh Walpole
Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole was a prolific novelist, born in New Zealand, but educated and lived in England, apart from a spell in Russia during WWI (<a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Walpole>Wikipedia</a>).
Works (37)
I Am Jonathan Scrivener
The joyful Delaneys
A prayer for my son
The dark forest
Farthing hall
The art of James Branch Cabell
The Scoop
The wooden horse
1958
Jeremy and Hamlet
1931
Anthony Trollope
Judith Paris
1972
The Duchess of Wrexe, her decline and death
The captives
1920
The apple trees
Jeremy
Above the dark tumult, an adventure
Rogue Herries
The prelude to adventure
Jeremy at Crale
1931
Katherine Christian
1967
The cathedral
1922
Fortitude, being a true and faithful account of the education of an adventurer
The inquisitor
1935
Tendencies of the modern novel
The old ladies
Captain Nicholas
The killer and the slain
The fortress
Rogue Herries
The thirteen travellers
Portrait of a man with red hair
Mr Perrin and Mr Traill
1935
The English novel
The secret city
Maurice Guest
Vanessa
The bright pavilions