Works
- Fortitude (1913) Fortitude, Project Gutenberg
- The Golden Scarecrow (1915)
- Portrait of a Man with Red Hair (1925)
- The Wooden Horse (1909) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- Mr Perrin and Mr. Traill (1911) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Dark Forest (1916) (external scan)
- The Secret City (1919) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Thirteen Travellers (1920) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Crystal Box (1924)
Thematic series
The London Novels
- Fortitude (1913)
- The Dutchess of Wrexe, Her Decline and Death (1914) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Green Mirror (1918) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Captives (1920) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Young Enchanted (1921) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- Wintersmoon (1928) (external scan)
- Hans Frost (1929)
- Captain Nicholas (1934) (external scan)
Scenes from Provincial Life
- The Cathedral (1922) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Old Ladies (1924)
- Harmer John (1926)
- The Inquisitor (1935)
The Jeremy stories
- Jeremy (1919) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- Jeremy and Hamlet (1923) (short stories) Project Gutenberg
- Come out of the Kitchen — Conscience Money — The Dance — Saladin and the Black Bishop — Poodle — The Night Raiders — Young Baltimore — The Ruffians — The Picture-Book — Uncle Percy — The Runaways — A Fine Day
- Jeremy at Crale (1927)
Four Fantastic Tales
- Maradick at Forty: A Transition (1910) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Prelude to Adventure (1912) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- Portrait of a Man with Red Hair (1925)
- Above the Dark Circus (1931)
Herries series
- Rogue Herries (1930)
- Judith Paris (1931)
- The Fortress (1932)
- Vanessa (1933)
- The Bright Pavilions (1940)
- Katherine Christine (1943)
Non-fiction
- Joseph Conrad (1916) (external scan) Project Gutenberg
- The Art of James Branch Cabell (1920) (external scan)
- The English Novel: Some Notes on its Evolution (1924)
- Reading: An Essay (1926)
- Anthony Trollope (1928)
Plays
- The Young Huntress (1933)
- The Cathedral (1936) Project Gutenberg
- The Haxtons (1939)
Short works from magazines
- "Arundel Castle" (1904, Windsor) article
- "Black Bass" (1916 English Illustrated) ss
- "The Twisted Inn" (1915, Smart Set) ss
- "Major Wilbraham" (1922, Chicago Tribune, via The Best British Short Stories of 1922) ss
- "The Little Ghost" (1922 Oct, Red Book) (ss)
- "Red Amber" (1923 Windsor) ss
- "The Enemy" (1923, Strand) ss
- "The Dog and the Dragon in Reminiscence" (1923, Strand) ss
- "Chinese Horses" (1923, Everybody's) ss
- "The Adventure of Mrs. Farbman" (1924-25, Windsor) ss [Boniface and Co.]
- "The Adventure of the Imaginative Child" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
- "The Dyspeptic Critic" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
- "The Garrulous Diplomatist" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
- "The Happy Optimist" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
- "The Man Who Lost His Identity" (1924-25, Windsor) (ss) [Boniface and Co.]
- "The Adventure of the Beautiful Things" (1925, Windsor) (ss)
Included in Jeremy and Hamlet (1923)
- "Jeremy and the Ruffians" (1922, Century) (as "The Ruffians") ss
- "The Picture-Book" (1923, Everybody's) ss
- "Runaways" (1923, Everybody's) ss
- "A Fine Day" (1923, Everybody's) ss
Works about Walpole
- Hugh Walpole, a Criticism (1919) by Joseph Hergesheimer
- "The Courage of Hugh Walpole" in When Winter Comes to Main Street by Grant Overton (1922)
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.
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