Reading Leo's books in biographical sequence
The periods quoted are approximate.
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Sound of the SeaFirst published: 1959 Period: 1900 |
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ForeignersFirst published: 1935 Period: 1904 |
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British Ports and Harbours– Chapter 1 First published: 1942 Period: early-1900s |
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Flying and Sport in East AfricaFirst published: 1920 Period: First World War |
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Three FeversFirst published: 1932 Period: late-1920s |
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Phantom LobsterFirst published: 1933 Period: late-1920s |
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Love in the SunFirst published: 1939 Period: early-1930s |
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Sally LunnFirst published: 1937 Period: 1930s
Technically, not part of Leo's biography, being a work of fiction, though using characters he has previously written about. |
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The Golden WaterwheelFirst published: 1954 Period: late-1930s |
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Fishermen at WarFirst published: 1941 Period: 1920s to early-1940s |
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The Happy EndingFirst published: 1957 Period: 1940s |
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Lancashire and Yorkshire– pp43-44 First published: 1951 Period: 1946-47 |
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Invisible CargoFirst published: 1952 Period: early-1950s |
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Paradise CreekFirst published: 1963 Period: 1932-56 |
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So Many Loves (1944), Leo's autobiography that covers his years to the making of the film Turn of the Tide (1935), and Angler's Moon (1965), a series of personal anecdotes, complement the narratives in the preceding list.


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