Works
Books
- Land at War (1945)
- An Obstinate Exile (1951)
- A Rose for Winter: Travels in Andalusia (1955)
- Man Must Move: The Story of Transport (with David Lambert) (1960); published in the U.S. as The Wonderful World of Transportation, (1960) – for children
- The Firstborn (1964)
- I Can't Stay Long (1975)
- Innocence in the Mirror (1978)
- Two Women (1983)
Autobiographical Trilogy
- Cider with Rosie (1959); published in the U.S. as The Edge of Day (1960)
- As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning (1969)
- A Moment of War (1991)
Poetry
- The Sun My Monument (1944)
- The Bloom of Candles: Verse from a Poet's Year (1947)
- My Many-Coated Man (1955)
- Poems (1960)
- Selected Poems (1983)
Recordings
- Laurie Lee Reading His Own Poems (1960)
Plays
- The Voyage of Magellan for Radio (broadcast 1946; published 1948)
- Peasants' Priest (1947)
Screenplays
- Cyprus Is an Island (1946)
- A Tale in a Teacup (1947)
Radio Play
- The Voyage of Magellan (1946)
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