What has the author W G V Balchin written?

W. G. V. Balchin, sometimes known as W. G. Balchin, was a British author who wrote novels, short stories, and non-fiction. Here are some of his most notable works:

Novels:

* The Small Back Room (1943): A critically acclaimed novel set during World War II, exploring the psychological impact of war on individuals.

* Mine Own Executioner (1945): A psychological thriller focused on a man with a secret past.

* The Way Back (1946): A novel dealing with themes of postwar readjustment and the struggle to find meaning in life.

* A Way Through (1950): An exploration of the relationship between a man and a woman in the face of personal challenges.

* The Last Run (1951): A novel about a man who is forced to confront his past.

* The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker (1954): A satirical novel exploring the world of high finance and marriage.

Short Stories:

* The Small Back Room and Other Stories (1947): A collection of short stories, including the title story.

* The Night of the Long Knives (1955): A collection of short stories, featuring a range of themes and settings.

Non-Fiction:

* The Way the World Is (1953): A collection of essays on various social and political issues.

* The Poor Child (1954): A personal reflection on the challenges of parenting.

Balchin's work often dealt with themes of psychological complexity, social issues, and the human condition. He was known for his sharp wit, social commentary, and ability to portray the inner lives of his characters with depth and nuance.