Editing J. B. Priestley (section)

== Bibliography ==

=== Novels ===
* ''Adam in Moonshine'' (1927)
* ''[[Benighted (novel)|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 (novel)|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 (Priestley novel)|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 (novel)|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 (Priestley)|The Other Place]]'' (1952) (Short Stories)
* ''Snoggle'' (1971) (Novel for children)
* ''The Carfitt Crisis'' (1975) (Two novellas and a short story)
;&nbsp;Novelizations by Ruth Mitchell (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

=== Selected plays ===
{{See also|J. B. Priestley's Time Plays}}
* ''[[The Good Companions (play)|The Good Companions]]'' (1931)
* ''[[Dangerous Corner]]'' (1932)
* ''[[Laburnum Grove (play)|Laburnum Grove]]'' (1933)
* ''[[Eden End]]'' (1934)
* ''Cornelius'' (1935)
* ''People at Sea'' (1936)
* ''[[Bees on the Boat Deck]]'' (1936)
* ''[[Time and the Conways]]'' (1937)
* ''[[I Have Been Here Before]]'' (1937)
* ''[[When We Are Married]]'' (1938)
* ''[[Johnson Over Jordan]]'' (1939)
* ''The Long Mirror'' (1940)
* ''[[They Came to a City (play)|They Came to a City]]'' (1943)
* ''Desert Highway'' (1944)
* ''[[How Are They at Home?]]'' (1944)
* ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' (1945)
* ''[[Ever Since Paradise]]'' (1946)
* ''[[The Linden Tree]]'' (1947)
* ''[[Home Is Tomorrow]]'' (1948)
* ''[[Summer Day's Dream]]'' (1949)
* ''Mother's Day'' (1950)
* ''[[The White Countess (play)|The White Countess]]'' (1954)
* ''[[Mr. Kettle and Mrs. Moon]]'' (1955)
* ''[[The Glass Cage (play)|The Glass Cage]]'' (1957)
* ''The Thirty-first of June: A Tale of True Love, Enterprise and Progress in the Arthurian and AD-Atomic Ages''
** Novel. December 1961: hardback; {{ISBN|0-434-60326-0}} / {{ISBN|978-0-434-60326-8}} (UK edition); William Heinemann Ltd
** BBC radio dramatisation; one and a half hours
** Novel. 1996: paperback; {{ISBN|0-7493-2281-0}} / {{ISBN|978-0-7493-2281-6}} (UK edition); Mandarin
** ''[[31 June]]'' (1978) (TV) Soviet film
* ''Benighted'' (2016, adapted from his 1928 novel by Duncan Gates)
* ''The Roundabout'' (1931)

=== Films ===
* ''[[Sing As We Go]]'' (1934) (screenplay with [[Gordon Wellesley]])
* ''[[Look Up and Laugh]]'' (1935) (screenplay)
* ''[[We Live in Two Worlds]]'' (1937) (a documentary short subject, written and presented by Priestley)  
* ''[[Jamaica Inn (film)|Jamaica Inn]]'' (1939) (additional dialogue)
* ''[[Britain at Bay]]'' (1940) (a documentary short subject, written and presented by Priestley)  
* ''[[They Came to a City]]'' (1944) (screenplay with [[Basil Dearden]] and Sidney Cole, based on his play; Priestly also appears as the story's narrator)
* ''[[Last Holiday (1950 film)|Last Holiday]]'' (1950) (screenplay and producer)

=== Television work ===
* ''[[You Know What People Are]]'' (1955)
* ''[[Armchair Theatre]]: Now Let Him Go'' (ABC – 15 September 1957)
* ''Doomsday for Dyson'' (Granada – 10 March 1958)
* ''[[Out of the Unknown]]: Level Seven'' (BBC2 – 27 October 1966, adaptation of a story by [[Mordecai Roshwald]])
* ''[[The Wednesday Play]]: [[The Wednesday Play#Anyone for Tennis?|Anyone for Tennis?]]'' (BBC1 – 25 September 1968)
* ''[[Shadows (TV series)|Shadows]]: The Other Window'' (Thames – 15 October 1975, co-written with [[Jacquetta Hawkes]])
* ''[[An Inspector Calls]]'' (several versions including BBC – 2015)

=== Literary criticism ===
* ''The English Comic Characters'' (1925)
* ''The English Novel'' (1927)
* ''Literature and Western Man'' (1960)
* ''Charles Dickens and his world'' (1969)

=== Social and political works ===
* ''[[English Journey]]'' (1934)
* ''Out of the people'' (1941)
* ''The Secret Dream: an essay on Britain, America and Russia'' (1946)
* ''The Arts under Socialism'' (1947)
* ''The Prince of Pleasure and his Regency'' (1969)
* ''The Edwardians'' (1970)
* '' Victoria's Heyday'' (1972)
* ''The English'' (1973)
* ''A Visit to New Zealand'' (1974)

=== Autobiography and essays ===
* ''Essays of To-day and Yesterday'' (1926)
* ''Apes and Angels'' (1928)
* ''The Balconinny'' (1931)
* ''Midnight on the Desert'' (1937)
* ''Rain Upon Godshill: A Further Chapter of Autobiography'' (1939)
* ''Postscripts'' (1940)
* ''Delight'' (1949)
* ''Journey Down a Rainbow'' (co-authored with Jacquetta Hawkes, 1955
* ''Thoughts in the wilderness'' (1957) 
* ''Margin Released'' (1962)
* ''Man and Time'' (1964)
* ''The Moments and Other Pieces'' (1966)
* ''Over the Long High Wall'' (1972)
* ''The Happy Dream'' (Limited edition, 1976)
* ''Instead of the Trees'' (1977)