Works
Each year links to corresponding " in poetry" or " in literature"
- Poetry
- 1974: Tactics. (UQP)
- 1975: The Problem of Evil. (Prism)
- 1975: The Occupying Forces. (Gargoyle)
- 1977: Mortal Details. (Rigmarole)
- 1978: Birthstones. (Angus & Robertson)
- 1979: The Border Loss. (Angus & Robertson)
- 1981: For The Left Hand. (South Head)
- 1988: The Trust. (Black Lightning)
- 1990: Bastille Day. (NLA)
- 1990: Selected Poems of Jennifer Maiden. (Penguin)
- 1990: The Winter Baby. (Angus & Robertson)
- 1993: Acoustic Shadow. (Penguin)
- 1999: Mines. (Paper Bark) ISBN 90-5704-046-8
- 2005: Friendly Fire (Giramondo) ISBN 1-920882-12-X reviewed
- 2010: Pirate Rain (Giramondo) ISBN 978-1-920882-59-4 reviewed
- 2012: Intimate Geography: Selected Poems 1991-2010 (Bloodaxe Books) ISBN 978-1-85224-926-7 reviewed
- 2012: Liquid Nitrogen (Giramondo) ISBN 978-1-920882-99-0
- Novels
- 1982: The Terms. (Hale & Iremonger, 1982)
- 1990: Play With Knives. (Allen & Unwin, 1990)
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