Published Works
- Capricornia (1938)
- Seven Emus (1959)
- Soldiers' Women (1961)
- Disturbing Element (1963) - Autobiography
- Larger than Life (1963) - Collection of Short Stories
- Poor Fellow My Country (1975) - Miles Franklin Award Winner, 1975
- South of Capricornia (1990) - Edited by Russel McDougal - Collection of Short Stories
- Xavier Herbert (1992) - Edited by Frances de Groen and Peter Pierce - Collection of Short Stories
- Xavier Herbert Letters (2002) - By Xavier Herbert, Frances De Groen, Laurie Hergenhan (University of Queensland Press, Queensland, Australia, 2002) ISBN 0-7022-3309-9, ISBN 978-0-7022-3309-8, 490 pages
- Letters from Xavier Herbert (1983) - NLA MS 9116, By Peggy Hayes
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