Books
- Air Crash (Aerospace Publications, 1991: ISBN 0-9587978-9-7)
- Air Crash: Volume 2 (Aerospace Publications, 1992: ISBN 1-875671-01-3)
- Air Disaster: Volume 1 (Aerospace Publications, 22 February 1995: ISBN 1-875671-11-0)
- Air Disaster: Volume 2 (Aerospace Publications, 6 August 1996: ISBN 1-875671-19-6)
- Air Disaster: Volume 3 (Aerospace Publications, 30 April 1999: ISBN 1-875671-34-X)
- Air Disaster: Volume 4: the Propeller Era (Aerospace Publications, 13 September 2001: ISBN 1-875671-48-X)
- Air Disaster, Volumes 1-3 illustrated by Matthew Tesch. Air Disaster Volume 4 illustrated by Juanita Franzi.)
- Disaster in the Dandenongs (Sierra Publishing, 25 October 2008: ISBN 978-0-9804686-4-9)
- Into Oblivion (Sierra Publishing, 20 June 2010: ISBN 978-0-9804686-9-4)
- The Old and the Bold illustrated by Norman Clifford, Air Disaster, Volumes 1-3 illustrated by Matthew Tesch. Air Disaster Volume 4 illustrated by Juanita Franzi. Cover paintings for Disaster in the Dandenongs and Into Oblivion by Norman Clifford.)
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