Published Works
- 1958: The Stick and the Stars. (Hutchinson).
- 1969: Capsize. (Nautical Publishing
- 1975: Adventure in Depth.(Putnam Publishing).
- 1983: Dive and Attack. Revises and updates The Stick and the Stars, describes author's experiences during World War II. (W. Kimber/ Hutchinson)
- 1989: The Wheeling Stars : A Guide for Lone Sailors. Boston, London: Faber & Faber.
- 1997: Kamikaze: the Wind of God (Minerva Press)
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