Writings
(Almost all her books were first published by John Murray in London.)
- Baghdad Sketches (1932. The Times Press Ltd, Baghdad) (first London edition 1937)
- The Valleys of the Assassins and Other Persian Travels (1934)
- The Southern Gates of Arabia A Journey in the Hadhramaut (1936)
- Seen in the Hadhramaut (1938)
- A Winter in Arabia (1940)
- Letters from Syria (1942)
- East is West (1945)
- Perseus in the Wind (1948).
- Traveller's Prelude (1950)
- Beyond Euphrates. Autobiography 1928-1933 (1951)
- The Coast of Incense: autobiography 1933-1939 (1953)
- Ionia, A Quest (1954)
- The Lycian Shore (1956)
- Alexander's Path: From Caria to Cilicia (1958)
- Riding to the Tigris (1959)
- Dust in the Lion's Paw. Autobiography 1939-1946 (1961)
- Rome on the Euphrates: The Story of a Frontier (1966)
- The Zodiac Arch (1968)
- Space, Time and Movement in Landscape (1969)
- The Minaret of Djam: An Excursion into Afghanistan (1970)
- Turkey A Sketch of Turkish History (1971)
- Letters, ed. L. Moorehead (8 vols, 1974-82)
- A Peak in Darien (1976)
- The Journey's Echo: Selected Travel Writings (1988. Ecco) ISBN 0-88001-218-8
- Over the Rim of the World: selected letters, ed. C. Moorehead (1988)
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