Selected Works
- King John and the Abbot (2006) ISBN 978-1-84299-385-9
- Voyager (2006) the sequel to Riding Tycho ISBN 978-0-333-99774-1
- Turbulence (2005) ISBN 0-340-86099-5
- Riding Tycho (2005) ISBN 0-340-91320-7
- Useful Idiots (2004) ISBN 0-385-75023-4
- The Eclipse of the Century (1999) ISBN 0-439-01482-4
- Mr Dickens Hits Town (1999) ISBN 0-88776-468-1
- The Midas Touch (1999) ISBN 0-7636-0488-7
- My Frog and I (1997) ISBN 1-903285-97-6
- The Tale of Tobias (1996) ISBN 1-56402-692-2
- They Do Things Differently There (1994) ISBN 0-09-941397-3
- Fun With Mrs Thumb (1993) ISBN 1-56402-247-1
- Enough Is Too Much Already (1988) ISBN 0-370-31094-2
- Zeno Was Here (1988) ISBN 0-374-29664-2
- Fun (1988) ISBN 0-670-82457-7
- Trouble Half-way (1986) ISBN 0-689-31210-5
- Fur (1986) ISBN 0-7445-0478-3
- Handles (1985) ISBN 0-689-31140-0
- Feet and Other Stories (1983) ISBN 0-7226-5839-7
- Aquarius (1982) ISBN 0-689-31051-X
- The Dead Letter Box (1982) ISBN 0-241-10804-7
- Nothing To Be Afraid Of (1981) ISBN 0-06-024087-3
- Hairs in the Palm of the Hand (1981) ISBN 0-7226-5728-5
- Divide and Rule (1980) ISBN 0-690-04012-1
- The Ennead (1978) ISBN 0-690-03872-0
- Under the Autumn Garden (1977) ISBN 0-7226-5347-6
- Thunder and Lightnings (1976) ISBN 0-690-03901-8
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