Biography
- Henry Handel Richardson and some of Her Sources 1954 by Leonie Kramer
- Henry Handel Richardson 1961 by Vincent Buckley
- Myself When Laura 1966 by Leonie Kramer
- Ulysses Bound 1973 (revised 1986) by Dorothy Green (Auchterlonie)
- Henry Handel Richardson 1985 by Karen McLeod
- Henry Handel Richardson: Fiction in the Making 1990 by Axel Clark
- Henry Handel Richardson: A Life 2005 by Michael Ackland
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