Works By Agnes Newton Keith
- Land Below the Wind Boston, Mass, Little Brown and Company (1939, November)
- Three Came Home Boston, Mass, Little Brown and Company (1947, April)
- White Man Returns Boston, Mass, Little Brown and Company (1951)
- Bare Feet in the Palace Boston, Mass, Little Brown and Company (1955)
- Children of Allah, between the Sea and the Sahara Boston, Mass, Little Brown and Company (1966)
- Beloved Exiles Boston, Mass, Little Brown and Company (1972)
- Before the Blossoms Fall: Life and Death in Japan Boston, Mass, Atlantic Monthly-Little, Brown and Company (1975)
- Agnes Newton Keith also had articles published in The Atlantic Monthly.
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