In the following excerpt, Glyn provides a biographical survey of Glyn's film screenplays.

In the following essay, Mortimer praises Glyn's ability to treat scandalous material, and calls her novel The Great Moment "a sociological phenomenon."

In the following essay, Bennett praises Glyn's novel His Hour, describing it as "magnificently sexual."

In the following essay, Paterson praises Glyn's autobiography Romantic Adventure.

In the following essay, Douglas provides a plot summary of Glyn's novel The Sequence and praises Glyn's ability to write of events considered shocking—particularly sexuality—without being crude.

In the following review, the critic praises Glyn's novel Elizabeth Visits America, but accuses Glyn of pandering to the American public with her portrayals of Americans.