Something of Value (1955) - A historical novel depicting the Mau Mau Uprising in Kenya through the story of two childhood friends who find themselves on opposing sides of the conflict.

Horn of the Hunter (1953) - A non-fiction account of Ruark's first African safari, detailing his hunting experiences and observations of African wildlife and culture.

The Old Man and the Boy (1957) - A semi-autobiographical collection of stories about a young boy learning hunting, fishing, and life lessons from his grandfather in North Carolina.

Poor No More (1959) - A novel following the rise of a young man from poverty to wealth in post-World War II America, examining themes of ambition and moral compromise.

The Old Man's Boy Grows Older (1961) - A continuation of the grandfather-grandson stories, focusing on more mature themes and advanced outdoor skills.

Use Enough Gun (1966) - A non-fiction guide to African big game hunting, including detailed information about weapons, techniques, and safari experiences.

The Honey Badger (1965) - A novel about a troubled writer's experiences in Africa and his complex relationships, drawing parallels between human and animal behavior.

Uhuru (1962) - A novel set during African independence movements, following multiple characters as they navigate political and social upheaval.

Grenadine Etching (1947) - Ruark's first novel, a satire about American society and the publishing industry in the post-war period.

I Didn't Know It Was Loaded (1948) - A collection of humorous essays and observations about American life and culture.

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