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1927. Notes for Poems. Hogarth Press, London (poetry)

1927. I Speak of Africa (short stories)

1929. The Family Tree. Hogarth, London (poetry)

1929. Paper Houses. Hogarth, London (short stories)

1931. Sado. Hogarth, London (novel)

1932. The Case is Altered (novel)

1932. The Fivefold Screen (poetry)

1933. The Child of Queen Victoria (short stories)

1936. Visiting the Caves. Cape, London (poetry)

1936. Ali the Lion (biography, reissued in 1970 as The Diamond of Janina)

1937. William Plomer (editor): Haruko Ichikawa: A Japanese Lady in Europe. Cape, London

1938. Selections from the Diary of the Rev. Francis Kilvert (1870–1879)

1940. Selected Poems. Hogarth, London

1942. In a Bombed House, 1941: Elegy in Memory of Anthony Butts (poetry)

1943. Double Lives: An Autobiography. Cape, London.

1945. Curious Relations. Cape, London.  under pseudonym William D'Arfey. Collaboration with Anthony Butts (memoirs of Butts's family)

1945. The Dorking Thigh and Other Satires (poetry)

1949. Four Countries. Cape, London (short stories)

1955. A Shot in the Park (poetry, published in U.S. as Borderline Ballads)

1958. At Home: Memoirs. Cape, London.

1960. Collected Poems. Cape, London.

1960. A Choice of Ballads (poetry)

1966. Taste and Remember (poetry)

1973. Collected Poems. Cape, London (expanded edition)

1973. "Butterfly Ball" Cape, London (Co author with Alan Aldridge)

1975. The Autobiography of William Plomer. Cape, London (revision of Double Lives, he died before he could rework At Home)

1978. Electric Delights. Selected and introduced by Rupert Hart-Davis. Cape, London (previously uncollected pieces, including the essay "On Not Answering the Telephone")