Farley Mowat Books in Order
Farley McGill Mowat is a renowned Canadian author and conservationist. As one of Canada's most widely-read authors, his works have captivated audiences worldwide. Many of his notable writings are memoirs of his childhood, war service, and experiences as a naturalist. His books have been translated into 52 languages, selling over 14 million copies. Mowat's academic background in biology at the University of Toronto laid the groundwork for his future writing career. His first novel, <i>People of the Deer</i> (1952), sparked international attention and outrage after his field trip to the Arctic exposed the plight of the Ihalmiut, a Caribou Inuit band. This book catapulted Mowat to literary fame and significantly influenced the Canadian government's Inuit policy. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's ship, RV <i>Farley Mowat</i>, was named in his honor, reflecting his dedication to marine conservation.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Farley Mowat
- #1AmazonThe Desperate People(1957)
- #2AmazonThe Grey Seas Under: The Perilous Rescue Mission of a N.A. Salvage Tug(1958)
- #3AmazonCoppermine Journey: An Account of Great Adventure Selected from the Journals of Samuel Hearne(1958)
- #4AmazonThe Black Joke (With: Victor Mays)(1962)
- #5AmazonNever Cry Wolf: The Amazing True Story of Life Among Arctic Wolves(1963)
- #6AmazonCanada North Now: The Great Betrayal(1967)
- #7AmazonThe Boat Who Wouldn't Float(1969)
- #8AmazonSibir: My Discovery of Siberia(1970)
- #9AmazonA Whale for the Killing(1972)
- #10AmazonWake of the Great Sealers(1973)
- #11AmazonThe Serpent's Coil(1974)
- #12AmazonThe Regiment(1974)
- #13AmazonThe Snow Walker(1975)
- #14AmazonThis Rock within the Sea(1976)
- #15AmazonAnd No Birds Sang (With: Robert MacNeil)(1979)
- #16AmazonSea of Slaughter (With: David Suzuki)(1984)
- #17AmazonMy Discovery of America(1985)
- #18AmazonVirunga: The Passion of Dian Fossey / Woman in the Mists: The Story of Dian Fossey and the Mountain Gorillas of Africa(1987)
- #19AmazonThe New Founde Land(1989)
- #20AmazonRescue the Earth: Conversations with the Green Crusaders(1990)
- #21AmazonBorn Naked: The Early Adventures of the Author of Never Cry Wolf(1992)
- #22AmazonMy Father's Son: Memories of War and Peace(1993)
- #23AmazonAftermath: Travels in a Post-War World(1996)
- #24AmazonThe Farfarers: Before the Norse(1998)
- #25AmazonWalking on the Land(2000)
- #26AmazonHigh Latitudes: An Arctic Journey(2002)
- #27AmazonNo Man's River(2004)
- #28AmazonBay of Spirits: A Love Story(2006)
- #29AmazonOtherwise(2008)
- #30AmazonEastern Passage(2010)
- #31AmazonOut Among the Wolves(1993)
- #32AmazonSmall Boats on Green Waters(2007)
- #33“Never Cry Wolf”(1983)
About Farley Mowat
Farley McGill Mowat is a renowned Canadian author and conservationist. As one of Canada's most widely-read authors, his works have captivated audiences worldwide. Many of his notable writings are memoirs of his childhood, war service, and experiences as a naturalist. His books have been translated into 52 languages, selling over 14 million copies. Mowat's academic background in biology at the University of Toronto laid the groundwork for his future writing career. His first novel, <i>People of the Deer</i> (1952), sparked international attention and outrage after his field trip to the Arctic exposed the plight of the Ihalmiut, a Caribou Inuit band. This book catapulted Mowat to literary fame and significantly influenced the Canadian government's Inuit policy. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's ship, RV <i>Farley Mowat</i>, was named in his honor, reflecting his dedication to marine conservation.
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