Books
- Flying with Lindbergh, 2003 (reprint), Kessinger Publishing, ISBN 0-7661-4294-9
- The Flying Saucers Are Real (1950), 2006 (reprint), Cosimo Classics, ISBN 1-59605-877-3
- Flying Saucers from Outer Space (1953), Henry Holt and Company, NY
- The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, 1955, Henry Holt and Company, NY
- Flying Saucers: Top Secret, 1960, G.P. Putnam & Sons, ASIN B000EB427C
- Aliens from Space: The Real Story of Unidentified Flying Objects, 1973, Signet Press, ASIN B000HYOMMG
- The Vanished Legion, 2011 (reprint), Age of Aces, ISBN 0-9820950-6-6
- Captain Philip Strange: Strange War, 2011 (reprint), Age of Aces, ISBN 0-9820950-8-2
- The Complete Adventures of Richard Knight Volume 1, 2011 (reprint), Altus Press, ISBN 1-6182700-7-9
- Captain Philip Strange: Strange Enemies, 2012 (reprint), Age of Aces, ISBN 0-9820950-9-0
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