Books
- Swann, Donald (1968). The Space Between the Bars. Hodder & Stoughton.
- Swann, Donald (1975). Swann's Way Out: A Posthumous Adventure. Wiedenfeld & Nicolson.
- Swann, Donald (1987). Alphabetaphon. Albert House Press. ISBN 0-9511451-1-8.
- Swann, Donald (1991). Swann's Way : A life in Song. Heinemann; Revised, Arthur James 1993. Revised, Thames Publishing 1997. ISBN 0-85305-329-4.
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