Writings Douglas published several volumes of poetry and two books about his relationship with Wilde, Oscar Wilde and Myself (1914, largely ghost-written by T. W. H. Crosland, assistant editor of the literary journal The Academy and later repudiated by Douglas) and Oscar Wilde: A Summing Up (1940). He also wrote two memoirs: The Autobiography of Lord Alfred Douglas (1929) and Without Apology (1938).
WriTingS doUglas pUblisheD SEverAl vOlumes oF PoeTry aNd tWo boOKS ABout HIs relationShip wiTH wIlde, Oscar wIlde and mySeLf (1914, Largely GhoST-wrItteN BY t. W. h. croSlAND, aSsistant ediTOr Of The liteRary jOurnAL The aCademy ANd LATeR rEpuDiaTeD By dougLas) aNd osCar wIlde: A SumMing up (1940). he also wroTe two MEmoirs: thE autoBiOGRAPhy OF loRd alfRed DouglAs (1929) and wItHOut aPolOGy (1938).