What has the author Beryl Markham written?

Beryl Markham is best known for her memoir, "West with the Night" (1942). This captivating book chronicles her adventurous life in Kenya, including her experiences as a horse trainer, bush pilot, and big-game hunter. It's a beautifully written and honest account of her struggles and triumphs, and is considered a classic of travel literature.

Here are some other notable works by Beryl Markham:

* "The Splendid Outcast" (1950): Another autobiographical work, but focusing on her later years in England.

* "The Enchanting Jungle" (1962): A short book about her experience in the jungle of Belize.

* "North from Nairobi" (1973): A re-release of "West with the Night" with some updates.

Beryl Markham also wrote numerous articles and stories for various magazines and newspapers, but these are less well-known than her books.

It's worth noting that while "West with the Night" is her most famous work, it was initially met with mixed reviews and wasn't widely successful until being re-discovered and championed by Ernest Hemingway in the 1960s.