Editing Mountain Meadows Massacre (section)

==In Media ==
{{see also|Media coverage of the Mountain Meadows Massacre}}
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===Works of non-fiction===

*''Vengeance Is Mine: The Mountain Meadows Massacre and Its Aftermath'', by [[Richard E. Turley]], Barbara Jones Brown, (2023)
* ''[[Massacre at Mountain Meadows]]'', by [[Ronald W. Walker]], [[Richard E. Turley]], [[Glen M. Leonard]] (2008)
* ''House of Mourning: A Biocultural History of the Mountain Meadows Massacre'', by Shannon A. Novak (2008)
* ''[[Burying the Past|Burying The Past]], ''a documentary film by Brian Patrick (2004)
* ''[[American Massacre]]'', by Sally Denton (2003)
* ''[[Blood of the Prophets]],'' by [[Will Bagley]] (2002)
* ''[[The Mountain Meadows Massacre (book)|The Mountain Meadows Massacre]]'', by [[Juanita Brooks]] (1950)

===Works of historical fiction===

* ''None Left to Tell'', novel by Noelle West Ihli (2024) – Tells the story of the Mountain Meadows massacre from the perspectives of three women and one child who were involved.
* ''[[American Primeval]]'' by [[Mark L. Smith]] (2024) – The miniseries examines the fight to gain control of the American West and the violent clash between religion and culture. The main plot has the Massacre as a backdrop.
* ''Variation West'' by [[Ardyth Kennelly]] (2014) – A novel of 4 generations of a family in Utah, beginning with 2 fictional daughters of John D. Lee, with the Mountain Meadows massacre as backdrop.
* ''[[September Dawn]]'' by [[Christopher Cain]] (2007) – The film is a fictional love story between real characters who were involved in the massacre.
* ''Red Water'' by [[Judith Freeman]] (2002) – A novel about how the wives of John D. Lee have to come to terms with their husband's actions.
* ''Redeye'' by [[Clyde Edgerton]] (1995) – A novel about a fictional bounty hunter, Cobb Pittman, who with his catch dog, Redeye, tracks down Mormons responsible for the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
* ''[[The Star Rover]]'' by [[Jack London]] (1915) – Protagonist Darrell Standing is reincarnated as Jesse Fancher.