BOOKS BY HUGH MACLENNAN
Barometer Rising (New York/Toronto, 1941)
Two Solitudes (New York/Toronto, 1945)
The Precipice (New York/Toronto, 1948)
Cross Country (Toronto, 1949)
Each Man’s Son (Boston/Toronto, 1951)
Thirty and Three (Toronto, 1954)
The Watch that Ends the Night (New York/Toronto, 1959)
Scotchman’s Return and Other Essays (Toronto, 1960)
Seven Rivers of Canada (New York/Toronto, 1961)
(With the camera of John De Visser)
Return of the Sphinx (New York/Toronto, 1967)
The Colour of Canada (Toronto/Boston, 1967)
The Other Side of Hugh MacLennan: Selected Essays Old and New. Edited by Elspeth Cameron. (Toronto, 1978)
Voices in Time (Toronto, 1980)
Hugh MacLennan’s Best. Edited By Douglas Gibson (Toronto, 1991)
BOOKS ABOUT OR RELATING TO HUGH MACLENNAN
Dorothy Duncan, Bluenose: A Portrait of Nova Scotia (New York/London, 1942)
Robert Cockburn, The Novels of Hugh MacLennan (Montreal, 1969)
George Woodcock, Hugh McLennan (Toronto, 1969)
Paul Goetsch, Hugh MacLennan (Toronto, 1973)
Elspeth Cameron, “Hugh MacLennan:An Annotated Bibliography” in The Annotated Bibliography of Canada’s Major Authors, Vol. 1. Edited by Robert Lecker and Jack David (Downsview, 1979)
Elspeth Cameron, Hugh MacLennan: A Writer’s Life (Toronto, 1981)
Helen Hoy, Hugh MacLennan and His Works (Toronto, 1990)
Mari Peepre-Bordessa, Hugh MacLennan’s National Trilogy:Mapping a Canadian Identity 1940–1950 (Helsinki?, 1990)
Frank M. Tierney, ed., Hugh MacLennan (Ottawa, 1994)
Christl Verduyn, ed., Dear Marian, Dear Hugh: The MacLennan-Engel Correspondence (Ottawa, 1995)
Anne Coleman, I’ll Tell You a Secret: A Memory of Seven Summers (Toronto, 2004)