The following fiction titles were published in volume format between 1837 and 1901 in Great Britain and Ireland. Titles with a particular character-type, genre, or setting can be found on the Browse Title Tags page. Each page of titles contains 250 titles; use the ABC-index to skip pages.
| Title |
Author |
Year |
| A Wasted Crime: A Novel |
David Christie Murray |
1893 |
| A Wasted Life and Marr'd: A Novel |
Lady Gertrude Georgina Douglas |
1892 |
| The Wastrel |
Mary Angela Dickens |
1900 |
| Wat Tyler |
Pierce Egan |
1841 |
| Watch the End |
Thomas Miller |
1870 |
| The Watchers |
A. E. W. Mason |
1899 |
| The Watchers on the Longships: A Tale of Cornwall in the Last Century |
James Francis Cobb |
1878 |
| Watching for the King: A Story of To-Day |
Louise Marston |
1900 |
| The Watchmaker |
Alexandre Dumas |
1859 |
| The Watchmaker's Daughter and Other Tales |
Isabella Banks |
1882 |
| The Watchman: A Tale |
James Alexander Maitland |
1855 |
| Water Gipsies: or, The Adventures of Tag, Rag, and Bobtail |
Elizabeth Thomasina Meade |
1879 |
| The Water of the Wondrous Isles |
William Morris |
1897 |
| The Water Tower: A Story |
Mary Clementina Hibbert-Ware |
1882 |
| The Water Waifs: A Story of Canal Barge Life |
Emma Leslie |
1882 |
| The Water-Babies: A Fairy Tale for a Land Baby |
Charles Kingsley |
1863 |
| The Water-Finder |
Lucas Cleeve |
1897 |
| The Waterdale Neighbours |
Justin McCarthy |
1867 |
| Waterloo: A Story of the Hundred Days. Being a Sequel to "The Conscr... |
Émile Erckmann |
1870 |
| The Waterloo Lass |
Mary H. Debenham |
1901 |
| The Waters of Edera |
Ouida |
1900 |
| The Waters of Hercules |
Dorothea Gerard |
1885 |
| The Waters of Marah |
John Hill |
1883 |
| The Watter's Mou' |
Bram Stoker |
1895 |
| The Wave and the Battle-Field |
Louisa Stewart |
1861 |
| Wave upon Wave |
Sarah Doudney |
1873 |
| Waverney Court: A Novel |
George W. Garrett |
1869 |
| The Waves of this Troublesome World |
M. A. M. |
1878 |
| Waves on the Ocean of Life: A Dalriadian Tale |
Mrs. F. Marshall Ward |
1869 |
| The Way and the Will |
Andrew Home |
1893 |
| Way Down East |
J. Robert Hutchinson |
1896 |
| The Way Home |
Helen Shipton |
1889 |
| The Way Home |
Margaret Fraser Barbour |
1856 |
| A Way in the Wilderness |
Maggie Swan |
1892 |
| The Way of a Maid |
Katharine Tynan |
1895 |
| The Way of a Man: A Romance |
Morley Roberts |
1902 |
| The Way of a Woman |
Elizabeth Thomasina Meade |
1897 |
| The Way of Marriage |
Violet Hunt |
1896 |
| The Way of the Cross and Other Tales |
Emily Sarah Holt |
1883 |
| The Way of the World: A Novel |
Alison Reid |
1860 |
| The Way of the World |
David Christie Murray |
1884 |
| The Way of the World |
Maria Grey |
1831 |
| The Way of the World and Other Stories |
Anna Maria Hall |
1866 |
| The Way of Transgressors: A Novel |
Erminda Rentoul Esler |
1890 |
| The Way Out |
George Brown Burgin |
1900 |
| The Way She Trod: A Study |
Harriet E. Colvile |
1892 |
| The Way She Won Him: A Novel |
Matilda Charlotte Houstoun |
1891 |
| The Way They Loved at Grimpat: Village Idylls |
Erminda Rentoul Esler |
1893 |
| The Way Thither: A Story with Several Morals |
Louise Frances Field |
1882 |
| The Way to Win: A Story of Adventure Afloat and Ashore |
Charles Aubyn Beach |
1869 |
| The Way We Live Now |
Anthony Trollope |
1875 |
| The Way Women Love |
Elizabeth Owens Blackburne |
1877 |
| Wayfarers: A Novel |
Una Ashworth Taylor |
1886 |
| The Wayfarers: or, Toil and Rest |
Grace Mary Latham |
1858 |
| Wayfarers All: A Novel |
Grace L. Keith Johnston |
1899 |
| Wayfaring Men: A Novel |
Edna Lyall |
1897 |
| Wayfe Summers: The Story of an Inner and an Outer Life |
Thomas Archer |
1863 |
| Wayland Well |
Charlotte A. M. Wilkinson |
1871 |
| Waynflete |
Christabel Rose Coleridge |
1893 |
| Ways and Ends: or, The Two Farms at Lynthorpe |
Anonymous |
1850 |
| Ways and Means: A Story of Life's Struggles |
Clara Lucas Balfour |
1868 |
| The Ways of a Widow |
Caroline Emily Cameron |
1898 |
| The Ways of Life: Two Stories |
Margaret Oliphant |
1897 |
| The Ways of the Hour |
James Fenimore Cooper |
1850 |
| The Ways of the World |
Esca Gray |
1901 |
| Wayside Courtships |
Hamlin Garland |
1898 |
| The Wayside Cross: or, The Raid of Gomez. A Tale of the Carlist War |
Edward Augustus Milman |
1847 |
| A Wayside Posy: Gathered for Girls |
Fanny Lablache |
1879 |
| A Wayside Snowdrop |
M. E. Winchester |
1883 |
| A Wayside Violet |
Mrs. Hills |
1885 |
| A Wayside Weed |
A. F. Slade |
1901 |
| Wayward Dosia, and The Generous Diplomatist |
Henry Gréville |
1880 |
| The Wayward Heart: A Novel |
Edward J. Branthwayt |
1860 |
| Wayward Hearts: A Novel |
Darby Ryan |
1900 |
| A Wayward Woman |
Major Arthur George Frederick Griffiths |
1879 |
| We and the World: A Book for Boys |
Juliana Horatia Ewing |
1881 |
| We Are Seven: A Tale for Children |
Caroline Birley |
1880 |
| "We are Worldlings" |
Bertha De Jongh |
1876 |
| We Costelions: A Novel |
Jessie Sale Lloyd |
1882 |
| We Four |
Emily Octavia Bray |
1881 |
| We Four Children |
Maria Alice Hoyer |
1889 |
| We Girls: A Home Story |
Adeline Dutton Train Whitney |
1872 |
| We Girls: A Story of School-girl Life |
Mary Anna Paull |
1890 |
| We Three and Troddles: A Tale of London Life |
Alfred Walter Barrett |
1894 |
| We Two: A Novel |
Edna Lyall |
1884 |
| We Two at Monte Carlo |
Albert Dresden Vandam |
1890 |
| Weak Woman: A Novel |
Caroline Emily Cameron |
1892 |
| Weaker than a Woman |
Charlotte M. Brame |
1890 |
| The Weaker Vessel: A Novel |
David Christie Murray |
1888 |
| Wealth and Labour: A Novel |
Hannah Dorothy Burdon |
1852 |
| Wealth and Poverty |
Susannah Frances Reynolds |
1848 |
| Wealth and Welfare |
Albert Bitzius |
1866 |
| The Wealth of Mallerstang: An Upland Tale |
Algernon Gissing |
1901 |
| The Weapons of Mystery |
Joseph Hocking |
1890 |
| The Wearing of the Green |
Richard Ashe King |
1884 |
| Wearing the Willow: or, Bride Fielding. A Tale of Ireland and of Sco... |
Henrietta Keddie |
1860 |
| The Wearmouth Abbots: A Tale Illustrative of Saxon Christianity |
Robert Brown |
1862 |
| Wearyfoot Common |
Leitch Ritchie |
1855 |
| Wearyholme: or, Seedtime and Harvest. A Tale of the Restoration of C... |
Emily Sarah Holt |
1884 |
| Weasel Tim |
Bessie Marchant |
1896 |
| The Weathercock: Being the Adventures of a Boy with a Bias |
George Manville Fenn |
1892 |
| A Weaver of Runes |
William Dutton Burrard |
1899 |
| Weaver Stephen: Odd and Evens in English Religion |
Joseph Parker |
1886 |
| Weavers and Weft, and Other Tales |
Mary Elizabeth Braddon |
1877 |
| The Weaver's Family |
William Gilbert |
1860 |
| The Web of Fate: A Dramatic Story |
W. J. Wilding |
1888 |
| The Web of Fate |
Thomas Wilkinson Speight |
1900 |
| The Web of the Spider: A Tale of Adventure |
Henry Brereton Marriott Watson |
1891 |
| Webs in the Way |
George Manville Fenn |
1867 |
| Wedded and Parted: A Christmas Story, and Other Tales |
Charlotte M. Brame |
1888 |
| Wedded to a Genius: A Novel |
Mary Bowdoin Bird |
1894 |
| Wedded to Sport: A Novel |
Mary Kennard |
1892 |
| Wedderburn's Will: A Detective Story |
Thomas Cobb |
1892 |
| The Wedding Guests: or, Happiness of Life |
Mary Catherine Hume |
1857 |
| The Wedge of War: A Story of the Siege of Ladysmith |
Frances Sarah Hallowes |
1900 |
| Wedlock: or, Yesterday and To-Day |
Cecilia Gidoin Jenkins |
1841 |
| Wedlock, and its Skeleton Key |
Kate Hope Huntly |
1891 |
| Wednesday's Child |
Jesson |
1897 |
| Wee Davie |
Norman MacLeod |
1864 |
| Wee Donald: A Story for the Young |
BTAO "The Stony Road" |
1871 |
| The Wee Widow's Cruise in Quiet Waters |
Edith E. Cuthell |
1895 |
| Wee Wifie: A Tale |
Rosa Nouchette Carey |
1869 |
| Wee Willie Winkie and Other Stories |
Rudyard Kipling |
1890 |
| The Weed with an Ill Name |
George Eliel Sargent |
1863 |
| Weeds: A Story in Seven Chapters |
Jerome K. Jerome |
1892 |
| A Week by Themselves |
Emilia Norris |
1865 |
| A Week in a French Country-House |
Adelaide Kemble |
1867 |
| A Week in Arcadia |
Eleanor Holmes |
1888 |
| A Week in the Country with Bella Seldon |
Emily K. |
1864 |
| A Week of Passion: or, The Dilemma of Mr. George Barton the Younger |
John Edward Jenkins |
1884 |
| A Week with Mossoo: with a Weakness for Mamselle |
Charles Henry Ross |
1867 |
| Weeping Ferry: A Novel |
George Halse |
1887 |
| Weeping Ferry and Other Stories |
Margaret Louisa Woods |
1898 |
| Weighed and Wanting |
George MacDonald |
1882 |
| Weighed in the Balance: A Novel |
James Augustus St. John |
1864 |
| Weighed in the Balance |
Harry Longley Lander |
1897 |
| Weimar's Trust: A Novel |
Mrs. Edward Christian |
1873 |
| Weir of Hermiston: An Unfinished Romance |
Robert Louis Stevenson |
1896 |
| The Weird Mystery |
Philip May |
1889 |
| The Weird of Deadly Hollow: A Tale of the Cape Colony |
Bertram Mitford |
1891 |
| The Weird of the Wentworths: A Tale of George IV's Time |
Johannes Scotus |
1862 |
| The Weird Sisters: A Romance |
Richard Dowling |
1880 |
| The Well at the World's End: A Tale |
William Morris |
1896 |
| The Well in the Desert: An Old Legend of the House of Arundel |
Emily Sarah Holt |
1872 |
| The Well in the Orchard |
Deborah Alcock |
1895 |
| Well Won: A Novel |
Mrs. Alexander |
1891 |
| Well, After All |
Frank Frankfort Moore |
1899 |
| The Well-Beloved: A Sketch of a Temperment |
Thomas Hardy |
1897 |
| A Well-Meaning Woman |
Clo Graves |
1896 |
| The Wellfields: A Novel |
Jessie Fothergill |
1880 |
| The Welsh Family Crusoes: or, The Lonely Island. A Tale |
Anonymous |
1863 |
| The Welsh Heiress: A Novel |
Louisa Matilda Spooner |
1868 |
| A Welsh Singer: A Novel |
Anne Adalisa Puddicombe |
1897 |
| Wenderholme: A Story of Lancashire and Yorkshire |
Philip Gilbert Hamerton |
1869 |
| The Were-wolf |
Clemence Housman |
1896 |
| Wessex Tales: Strange, Lively, and Commonplace |
Thomas Hardy |
1888 |
| The West End: A Novel |
Percy White |
1900 |
| West of Swardham: A Novel |
Walter Octavius Peile |
1885 |
| West Thorpe |
Alice O'Hanlon |
1882 |
| West-Nor'-West |
Jessie Margaret Edmonston Saxby |
1890 |
| Westerfelt: A Novel |
William Nathaniel Harben |
1901 |
| A Western Wild Flower |
Katharine Lee |
1882 |
| Westerton: A Tale for the Young |
A Lady |
1850 |
| The Westhorpe Mystery: A Story |
Iza Duffus Hardy |
1886 |
| The Westlakes |
Thomas Cobb |
1892 |
| Westminster Abbey: or, The Days of the Reformation |
Emma Robinson |
1854 |
| Westminster Chimes |
Jessie Fearon Armstrong |
1893 |
| Westminster Cloisters: The Story of a Life's Ambition |
Mary Bidder |
1889 |
| A Westminster Night's Dream |
Martin Francis Mahony |
1877 |
| The Westons of Riverdale: or, The Trials and Triumphs of Temperance ... |
Esther Charlotte Anne Allen |
1869 |
| Westover's Ward |
Anna Cogswell Wood |
1892 |
| Westward Ho!: or, The Voyages and Adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh, Kni... |
Charles Kingsley |
1855 |
| Westward with Columbus |
William Gordon Stables |
1894 |
| The Wet Blanket: or, Edith's Bright Autumn. Founded on Facts |
Sibella Jones |
1874 |
| The Wetherbys, Father and Son: or, Sundry Chapters of Indian Experie... |
John Lang |
1853 |
| Wetherleigh: A Romance of Hampton Court |
Richard Patrick Boyle Davey |
1897 |
| The Whale |
Herman Melville |
1851 |
| The Whale's Story: Passages from the Life of a Leviathan |
Anonymous |
1868 |
| What a Man Soweth |
Grace Stebbing |
1884 |
| What a Woman Will Do: A Society Drama |
Lucas Cleeve |
1900 |
| What Ails the House?: A Novel |
Arthur Lumley Haddon |
1893 |
| What Aunty Saw in Scotland |
Mary Ann Tonna |
1854 |
| What Become of Tommy |
Emilia Norris |
1866 |
| What Came Between |
Emma Newman |
1893 |
| What can it be?: or, The Fact Family Travelling Incognito |
Lady Caroline Eliot |
1862 |
| What Cheer! |
William Clark Russell |
1896 |
| What Dreams May Come: A Romance |
Gertrude Atherton |
1889 |
| What Elsie Loved Best: or, The Pet Rabbits, and Other Stories |
M. A. H. |
1866 |
| What Friends are Meant for |
Florence Wilford |
1872 |
| What Gold Cannot Buy: A Novel |
Mrs. Alexander |
1895 |
| What Happened at Morwyn: A Tale |
Maria Alice Hoyer |
1893 |
| What Hast Thou Done? |
Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy |
1883 |
| What He Cost Her: A Novel |
James Payn |
1877 |
| What Her Face Said: The Story of Five Months, as Related to a Friend |
Sarah Reed |
1870 |
| What is a Girl to Do?: A Novel |
Henry Sutherland Edwards |
1885 |
| What is Her Name? |
Rev. Dr. Edersheim |
1873 |
| What is Right, Comes Right |
Frances Maria Wilbraham |
1884 |
| What Katy Did: A Story |
Susan Coolidge |
1873 |
| What Katy Did at Home and at School |
Susan Coolidge |
1874 |
| What Katy Did Next |
Susan Coolidge |
1874 |
| What Little Hands Can Do: or, The Children of Beechgrove. A Book of ... |
Mrs. M. C. Owen |
1869 |
| What Maisie Knew |
Henry James |
1897 |
| What Makes Me Grow?: or, Walks and Talks with Amy Dudley |
BTAO "Harry Lawton's Adventures" |
1868 |
| What May Happen: Stories Natural and Supernatural |
Beatrice Heron-Maxwell |
1901 |
| What Men Call Love: A Story of South Africa in the Days of Cetewayo |
Lucas Cleeve |
1901 |
| What Might Have Been Expected |
Frank R. Stockton |
1889 |
| What Might Have Been!: or, The Old Love and the New. A Novel |
Catherine Sinclair |
1856 |
| What Might Have Been. From the French |
Frances Cashel Hoey |
1881 |
| What Money Can't Do: A Novel |
Mrs. Pemberton |
1866 |
| What Mother Said |
Lizzie Ellen Tiddeman |
1899 |
| What Necessity Knows |
Lily Dougall |
1893 |
| What of the Night?: A Temperance Tale of the Times |
Mary Anne Hearn |
1876 |
| What Old Father Thames Said: A Novel |
Thomas Coutts Nelson |
1876 |
| What Put my Pipe Out: or, Incidents in the Life of a Clergyman |
Anonymous |
1863 |
| What Shall I Be?: or, A Boy's Choice of a Trade |
Anonymous |
1866 |
| What Shall it Profit a Man? |
Violet Chambers Tweedale |
1897 |
| What She Came Through |
Henrietta Keddie |
1876 |
| What She Cost Him |
Robert Langstaff de Havilland |
1887 |
| What She Could |
Susan Bogert Warner |
1870 |
| What She Did With Her Life |
Marion Fosbroke Theed |
1871 |
| What the Glass Told: A Novel |
Helen Mathers |
1893 |
| What the Swallows Told Me |
L. P. Mohun Harris |
1879 |
| What till it Blooms |
Jennie Chappell |
1885 |
| What 'Tis to Love |
A. M. Donelan |
1873 |
| What was It? and Other Stories |
Fitz-James O'Brien |
1889 |
| What was Said in the Woods |
Gustav Heinrich Gans Putlitz |
1851 |
| What was the Verdict? |
Mabel Mary Agnes Cosgrove |
1892 |
| What we are coming to |
Miles L'Estrange |
1892 |
| What Will He Do with It?: A Novel |
Edward Bulwer Lytton |
1859 |
| What Will Japan Do?: A Forecast |
John Morris |
1898 |
| What will Mrs. Grundy Say?: or, A Calamity on Two Legs (A Book for M... |
Rev. Forbes Edward Winslow |
1891 |
| What Will She Do? |
Julia Bachope Goddard |
1888 |
| What Will Society Say?: A Story of Society and the Stage |
Henry Coe Coape |
1880 |
| What Will the World Say?: A Novel |
Charles Gibbon |
1875 |
| What's Bred in the Bone: £1000 Prize Novel |
Grant Allen |
1891 |
| What's His Offence? |
BTAO "Rare Pale Margaret" |
1885 |
| What's in a Name? |
Sarah Doudney |
1883 |
| What's Mine's Mine |
George MacDonald |
1886 |
| What's the Odds?: or, The Dumb Jockey of Jeddington |
Francis Cowley Burnand |
1879 |
| What's the World coming to?: A Novel of the Twenty-first century |
William Graham Moffat |
1893 |
| "Whatsoever!": An Every-day Story |
Mary Anna Paull |
1888 |
| Wheat and Tares: A Tale |
Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham |
1861 |
| Wheat in the Ear |
Louisa Alice Baker |
1898 |
| The Wheel of Fate |
Edith Bagot Harte |
1897 |
| A Wheel of Fire |
Jean Middlemass |
1901 |
| The Wheel of Fortune: A Story of Modern Life |
E. A. Ryder |
1875 |
| The Wheel of God |
George Egerton |
1898 |
| Wheel within Wheel |
Noell Radecliffe |
1861 |
| The Wheels of Chance: A Holiday Adventure |
H. G. Wells |
1896 |
| Wheels of Iron |
Elizabeth Thomasina Meade |
1901 |
