He primarily wrote for magazines and newspapers, including:
* Punch: Boothroyd was a regular contributor to Punch magazine, a famous British humor magazine, for many years. His work often appeared in the "Airs and Graces" column and he became a popular figure in British humor.
* The Daily Telegraph: He also contributed regularly to this British daily newspaper.
While his work is primarily known for its humorous nature, Boothroyd also wrote on a variety of subjects, including:
* Stories about everyday life: These stories often featured the common man and his quirks, with a focus on British life and social customs.
* Satire: His writing frequently satirized social conventions and institutions.
* Short stories: He published many short stories in magazines and anthologies.
* Essays: He also penned numerous essays on diverse topics.
Unfortunately, there is no single collection of all his works. However, some of his short stories and articles were reprinted in anthologies, such as:
* The Punch Book of Basil Boothroyd
* Punch: The Best of the Best
To find more information about Basil Boothroyd and his writings, you could try searching online databases like WorldCat, which catalogues library holdings, or contacting libraries or archives that specialize in British literature.