Milarepa was Tibet's most famous saint who renouced dark magic and with Buddhist practice was able to become realized in one lifetime. Practicing in the high Himalayan mountains, wearing only a cotton robe, he taught the Dharma through beautiful, imagery-filled spiritual songs making them...

Milarepa is often thought to be just a wild yogi, but actually he was taught and trained by Marpa and extradinary scholar. The spiritual song by him is given by Tony Duff with a commentary showing that Milarepa was expounding the Shentong view before Dolpopa basically invented the word and concept...

This is the first publication of the 100,000 Songs of Milarepa which was published in 1962. This is the first half of the songs.  These are included for historical and reference purposes.  See translation by Stagg for contemporary reading. 

This book gives a good overview of the early Kagyu Lineage holders from Tilopa to the first Karmapa. Milarepa biography begins on page 46

This journal article goes further than Milarepa's Life and looks at all the historical evidence of Milarepa's life. For example, Milarepa did not just have the teacher who turned him away and then Marpa, but had many teachers inbetween this time.

These are six songs of realization of Milarepa that were not included in the 100,000 Songs of Milarepa.

Liberation in One Lie Lifetime: Biographies and Teachings of Milarepa is a fairly comprehensive survey of the biographies of Milarepa. This book has a HUGE amount of information on Milarepa