Novels

• Adam in Moonshine (1927)

• Benighted (1927) (filmed as The Old Dark House)

• The Good Companions (1929)

• Angel Pavement (1930)

• Faraway (1932)

• Wonder Hero (1933)

• Albert Goes Through (1933)

• They Walk in the City (1936)

• The Doomsday Men (1937)

• Let the People Sing (1939)

• Blackout in Gretley (1942)

• Daylight on Saturday (1943)

• Three Men in New Suits (1945)

• Bright Day (1946)

• Jenny Villiers (1947)

• Festival at Farbridge (1951)

• Low Notes on a High Level (1954)

• The Magicians (1954)

• Saturn over the Water (1961)

• The Thirty-First of June (1961)

• Salt Is Leaving (1961)

• The Shapes of Sleep (1962)

• Sir Michael and Sir George (1964)

• Lost Empires (1965)

• It's an Old Country (1967)

• The Image Men Vol. 1: Out of Town (1968)

• The Image Men Vol. 2: London End (1968)

• Found, Lost, Found (1976)

Other fiction

• Farthing Hall (1929) (Novel written in collaboration with Hugh Walpole)

• The Town Major of Miraucourt (1930) (Short story published in a limited edition of 525 copies)

• I'll Tell You Everything (1932) (Novel written in collaboration with Gerald Bullett)

• The Other Place (1952) (Short Stories)

• Snoggle (1971) (Novel for children)

• The Carfitt Crisis (1975) (Two novellas and a short story)

 Novelizations by Ruth Holland (author of the wartime novel The Lost Generation and Priestley's sister-in-law by way of his second marriage)

• Dangerous Corner (1933), based on the later Broadway draft of the play, with a foreword by Priestley (paperback)

• Laburnum Grove (1936), based on the play and subsequent screenplay, published as a hardcover tie-in edition to the film

Please note that new augmented editions of The Good Companions, Bright Day, English Journey and Delight are available at www.gnbooks.co.uk, as is Priestley’s Wars, a compendium of his writings on both World Wars and the founding of CND. Also now available, Modern Delight, a collection of essays by best-loved authors and entertainers following Priestley’s model in Delight. Created for charity, it is available from Waterstones and other booksellers.