Pointed Roofs (1915) The first novel in Richardson's Pilgrimage sequence, following young Miriam Henderson as she leaves England to teach at a German boarding school.

Backwater (1916) The second Pilgrimage novel depicts Miriam's experiences teaching at a North London school while exploring her growing consciousness of self.

Honeycomb (1917) Third in the sequence, chronicling Miriam's time as a governess to the wealthy Corrie family in Newlands.

The Tunnel (1919) Fourth volume following Miriam's move to London and work as a dental secretary while discovering independence.

Interim (1919) The fifth novel continues Miriam's London life, focusing on her relationships and developing worldview.

Deadlock (1921) Sixth in sequence, exploring Miriam's intellectual awakening through her relationship with a Russian Jew, Michael Shatov.

Revolving Lights (1923) Seventh volume examining Miriam's growing feminist consciousness and spiritual questioning.

The Trap (1925) Eighth novel depicting Miriam's life in a London boarding house and her evolving relationships.

Oberland (1927) Ninth in sequence, following Miriam's transformative holiday in Switzerland.

Dawn's Left Hand (1931) Tenth volume focusing on Miriam's romantic relationship with Hypo Wilson.

Clear Horizon (1935) Eleventh novel exploring Miriam's continuing journey of self-discovery.

Dimple Hill (1938) Twelfth volume depicting Miriam's time living with a Quaker family.

March Moonlight (1967) Final volume in the Pilgrimage sequence, published posthumously, concluding Miriam's journey.

The Long Day (1905) An independent novel documenting a working woman's experiences in New York City.

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