Walter De la Mare
1873 – 1956
100 works on record
Biography
Works
Miss Jemima
2007
The turnip
2001
The three royal monkeys, or the three mulla-mulgars
1993
The voice
1987
The eighteen-eighties
1978
Stories from the Bible
1962
Come hither
1957
The burning-glass
1945
Bells and grass
1943
Best stories of Walter de la Mare
1942
Down-adown-derry
1942
Henry Brocken; his travels and adventures
1942
Songs of Childhood
1942
Animal stories
1940
Poetry in prose
1935
The Dutch cheese
1931
The Listeners and Other Poems
1925
The veil, and other poems
1922
Motley
1919
Rupert Brooke and the intellectual imagination
Time passes, and other poems
Molly Whuppie
This year: next year
Two poems
Selected stories and verses
Poems
Tales told again
Missing
Chardin
The story of Moses
A poem
Five poems
Books
The Connoisseur and Other Stories
Memoirs of a midget
The tree
Selected poems
The story of Samuel and Saul
Inward Companion
Desert islands and Robinson Crusoe
Eight tales
The wind blows over
The hostage
The complete poems of Walter De La Mare
The listerners
Collected stories for children
O lovely England
Lispet, Lispett and Vaine
A child's day
Pleasures and speculations
Love
Off the ground
Collected stories for children
The old lion and other stories
Seven Short Stories
Il re pesce
Ding dong bell
The riddle
Lucy
Mr. Bumps and his monkey
The captive
Arabia
Poems for children
The sunken garden and other verses
Old Joe
Early one morning in the spring
The collected tales of Walter de la Mare
Stuff and Nonsense and So On
The story of Joseph
L' ametller en flor i altres narracions
A Froward Child
Poems, 1919-1934
Some Stories
Before dawn
Self to self
The sunken garden
An introduction to Everyman
Readings
The warmint
The Walter de la Mare omnibus
The printing of poetry
Ghost stories
Nursery Rhymes for certain times
Told again
Two tales
Broomsticks and Other Tales
Poems, 1901-1918
The picnic
The Lord Fish
Secret laughter
On the edge
Winged Chariot and Other Poems
The collected poems of Walter de la Mare
Walter De La Mare reading
At first sight
A beginning
The morrow
Some thoughts on reading
The three sillies
Crossing