Fiction:
* The Youngest Profession (1925): A satirical novel set in the world of show business.
* The Road to Nowhere (1927): A novel about a man's journey through life and the disillusionment he faces.
* The World's End (1930): A novel about a group of people who are stranded in a remote village during a snowstorm.
* The River's End (1932): A novel about a man who flees to the countryside after his wife dies.
* The Wind That Shakes the Barley (1933): A novel about a group of people who are struggling to survive in Ireland during the Great Depression.
* The Golden Boat (1935): A novel about a man who finds a hidden treasure.
* The Green Parrot (1937): A novel about a man who is accused of murder.
* The Red Shoes (1939): A novel about a dancer who is cursed by her red shoes.
* The Man Who Was Thursday (1941): A novel about a man who is accused of being a spy.
* The Woman Who Was Wednesday (1943): A novel about a woman who is accused of being a spy.
* The House of the Seven Gables (1945): A novel about a family who is haunted by the past.
Non-fiction:
* The History of the English People (1930): A comprehensive history of England from the earliest times to the present day.
* The Life of Nelson (1935): A biography of the British admiral Horatio Nelson.
* The Story of the English Language (1939): A history of the English language.
* The World of Shakespeare (1944): A study of Shakespeare's life and works.
* The English Countryside (1947): A celebration of the English countryside.
* The Spirit of England (1950): A study of the English national character.
This is just a partial list of Weston Martyr's works. He wrote many other novels, short stories, essays, and plays throughout his career.
If you're interested in learning more about his work, you can find more information on websites like Goodreads and the Internet Archive.