In January 1891 Greenwood brought out a weekly review which he named the "Anti-Jacobin". It failed, however, to gain public support, the last number appearing in January 1892. In 1893 he published "The Lover's Lexicon" and in 1894 "Imagination in Dreams". He continued to express his views on political and social questions in contributions to newspapers and magazines, writing frequently in the "Westminster Gazette", the "Pall Mall", "Blackwood", the "Cornhill", etc. Towards the end of his life his political views reverted in some respects to the Liberalism of his early days.