Biography and Bibliography
- Capstick, Tony (1997) A. L. Rowse: an Illustrated Bibliography. Wokingham: Hare's Ear Publication ISBN 0-9515686-5-5
- Cauveren, Sydney (2000) A. L. Rowse: A Bibliophile's Extensive Bibliography. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press ISBN 0-8108-3641-6
- Cauveren, Sydney (2001) ' A. L. Rowse: Historian and Friend', Contemporary Review, December 2001, pp. 340–346
- Jacob, Valerie (2001) Tregonissey to Trenarren: A. L. Rowse – The Cornish Years. St. Austell: Valerie Jacob ISBN 0-9541505-0-3
- Ollard, Richard (1999) A Man of Contradictions: a Life of A. L. Rowse London: Allen Lane ISBN 0-7139-9353-7
- Ollard, Richard (2003) The Diaries of A. L. Rowse. London: Allen Lane ISBN 0-7139-9572-6
- Whetter, James (2003) Dr. A. L. Rowse: Poet, Historian, Lover of Cornwall Gorran, St. Austell: Lyfrow Trelyspen ISBN 0-9539972-1-9
- Payton, Philip (2005) A. L. Rowse and Cornwall Exeter: University of Exeter Press ISBN 0-85989-744-3
- Adamson, Donald is due to publish a biography of A. L. Rowse (from a friend's perspective), see article in the International Literary Quarterly February 2009.
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