Works
- The Winter House (1935)
- Work in Hand (1942) with Robert Graves and Alan Hodge, Hogarth Press
- Forgive Me, Sire (1950)
- Collected Poems 1905–1953 (1957) Hogarth Press
- Norman Cameron: Collected Poems and Selected Translations (1990) edited by Warren Hope and Jonathan Barker (published by Anvil Press Poetry) ISBN 0 856 202 07
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