Books
Roose-Evans is the author of
- Directing a Play (1968)
- Experimental Theatre from Stanislavsky to Peter Brook (1970)
- London Theatre: From the Globe to the National (1977) ISBN 978-0-7148-1766-8
- Inner Journey: Outer Journey (1987) ISBN 978-0-7126-1431-3
- The Cook-a-Story Book
- Passages of the Soul: Ritual Today (1995)
- The Inner Stage: Finding a Centre in Prayer and Ritual (1995) ISBN 978-1-56101-001-1
- One Foot on the Stage: The Biography of Richard Wilson (1996)
- Cook-a-Story: The Bleddfa Cook Book (2005)
- Opening Doors and Windows A Memoir In Four Acts (2009)
- Finding Silence 52 meditations for Daily Living (2009)
and a number of children's books, including
- The Adventures of Odd and Elsewhere (1971)
- The Secret Of The Seven Bright Shiners (1972)
- Elsewhere and the Gathering of the Clowns (1974)
- Odd and the Great Bear (1974)
- The Return Of The Great Bear (1975 May) ISBN 978-0-233-96647-2
- Odd to the Rescue! (1975)
- The Secret Of Tippity Witchit (1975 October)
- The Lost Treasure Of Wales (1977)
- The Christ Mouse
The Odd and Elsewhere series was illustrated by Brian Robb.
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