Publications By Frederick Spencer Chapman
All books published by Chatto & Windus in London.
- Northern Lights, 1932.
- Watkins' Last Expedition, 1934.
- Lhasa: The Holy City, 1938.
- Helvellyn to Himalaya, 1940.
- Memoirs of a Mountaineer, 1945 (combined reprint of the above two).
- The Jungle is Neutral, 1948 ISBN 1-59228-107-9
- Living Dangerously, 1953.
- Lightest Africa, 1955.
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