works

Introductions

 

ebooks

• click here to view the ebooks bibliography, all Iain Sinclair’s works on ebook format.

Books

• Black Apples of Gower, Little Toller Books, 01-07-2015, ISBN 978-1-908213-28-0

• London Overground. A Day’s Walk Around the Ginger Line, Hamish Hamilton, 04-06-2015, ISBN: 9780241146958

 

Following sorted in ascending order – need re-sorting.

• Back Garden Poems’, poetry, 1970
• The Kodak Mantra Diaries: Allen Ginsberg in London, 1971
• Muscat’s Wurm, poetry, 1972
• The Birth Rug, poetry, 1973
• Lud Heat, poetry, 1975
• Suicide Bridge, poetry, 1979
• Flesh Eggs and Scalp Metal: Selected Poems 1970-1987, poetry, 1987
• White Chappell, Scarlet Tracings, fiction, 1987 (originally a limited edition from Goldmark but reprinted by Paladin)
• Downriver, novel, 1991
• Jack Elam’s Other Eye, poetry, 1991
• Radon Daughters, novel, 1994
• Conductors of Chaos: a Poetry Anthology, editor 1996
• The Ebbing of the Kraft, poetry, 1997
• Lights out for the Territory, non-fiction, 1997
• Slow Chocolate Autopsy, fiction, 1997
• Crash, essay, 1999
• Liquid City, non-fiction, 1999 (with Marc Atkins)
• Rodinsky’s Room, non-fiction, 1999 (with Rachel Lichtenstein)
• Sorry Meniscus, essay, 1999
• Landor’s Tower, novel, 2001
• London Orbital, non-fiction, 2002 (paperback edition 2003)
• White Goods, poems, essays, fictions, 2002
• Saddling The Rabbit, poetry, 2002 Etruscan Books
• The Verbals, in conversation with Kevin Jackson, 2003 Worple Press
• Dining on Stones, novel, 2004
• Edge of the Orison: In the Traces of John Clare’s ‘Journey Out Of Essex’, non-fiction, 2005
• The Firewall (Selected Poems 1979 – 2006), poetry, etruscan books, paperback, 2006
• Buried At Sea, World Press, paperback, 2006
• London: City of Disappearances, editor, various essays about London psychogeography etc, 2006[2]
• Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire, published by Hamish Hamilton in February 2009
• “Sickening”, in Restless Cities, Edited by M. Beaumont and G. Dart, London: Verso, 2010. 257-276.
• Postcards from the 7th floor, with Oona Grimes, published by Pighog Press, October 2010
• Primal Screen, introductory essay part of an illustrated booklet contained in the DVD “Primitive London”, BFI, ISBN/EAN: 5035673008393, 25/05/2009 [see also in Articles]
• Blake’s London: the Topographic Sublime, published by The Swedenborg Society, London, 2011, ISBN: 978-0-85448-170-5, cased volume.
• Lud Heat, published by Skylight Press, 2012, 140 pages, ISBN: 978-1-908011-60-2.
• The Art of Dissent: Adventures in London’s Olympic State,ISBN is 978-0-9572943-0-1. Iain’s contribution in The Art of Dissent: Adventures in London’s Olympic State is an excerpt from his recent Ghost Milk.  Accompanied by an image of Mike Wells’s 2007 “Good Bye and Good Luck”  of an eviction notice lashed to a pole in close-up with a fluorescent pink farewell in the back ground.
• SEVERAL CLOUDS COLLIDING by Iain Sinclair & Brian Catling, published by Book Works & The Swedenborg Archive, ISBN: 978 190601241, Date of publication: July 2012
• Austerlitz & After: Tracking Sebald, 300 copies, an unused, adapted section from Iain’s forthcoming book American Smoke, 2013, Test Centre
• Objects of Obscure Desire (with drawings by Sarah Simblet), published by Goldmark, 2013
• Suicide Bridge (new stand-alone edition), published by Skylight Press, 2013

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Articles

• “London: Necropolis of fretful ghosts”, in Sight and Sound, June 1994; reprinted in the booklet accompanying the double DVD “London and Robinson in Space” by Patrick Keiller, Published/distributed by BFI, ISBN/EAN: 5035673006498
• Lost Treasure, in The Guardian, Saturday 18 March 2006
• Primal Screen, in The Guardian, Saturday 9 September 2006
• In the London Review of Books
  • “Diary” – Vol. 17 No. 11, 8 June 1995, page 37
  • “Hopi Mean Time”, on Eye of the Cricket by James Sallis – Vol. 21 No. 6, 18 March 1999, pages 9-11
  • “In Hackney” – Vol. 23 No. 22, 15 November 2001, page 22
  • “Museums of Melancholy” – Vol. 27 No. 16, 18 August 2005, pages 14-17
  • “Upriver” on Thames: Sacred River by Peter Ackroyd – Vol. 31 No. 12, 25 June 2009, pages 5-10
  • “The Raging Peloton” – Vol. 33 No. 2, 20 January 2011, pages 3-8
  • “Diary” – Vol. 35 No.9, 9 May 2013, pages 38-39
  • “At Annely Juda” – Vol. 35 No. 11, 6 June 2013, page 26
  • “Into the Underworld. Iain Sinclair on the excavation of London” – Vol 37 No. 2, 22 January 2015, pages 7-12