Primary

Access to the Silence (Poems 1984 – 2004) – Etruscan Books – (2004)

Intimate voices: Writing 1965 – 1983 Newcastle (1984) – Republished Vintage Books (1995) - Republished Etruscan Books (2003)

Etruscan Reader 5 (with Bill Griffiths and Tom Raworth). Etruscan Books, Devon (1997)

Nora's place and other poems 1965-1995, Spoken Word CD AKA006CD, AK Press (1996)

Reports from the Present: Writing 1982 – 1994 – Cape (1995)

A Letter in Reply to a Request for a poem for a Poems for Bosnia anthology,'in which The Independent has an interest', Cambridge (1994).

Places of the Mind: The Life and Works of James Thomson B.V. Cape (1993)

On the Mass Bombing of Iraq and Kuwait, commonly known as The Gulf War, with Leonard's Shorter Catechism, Stirling (1993).

Radical Renfrew: Poetry from the French Revolution to the First World War (ed) Polygon (1990)

Nora's place, Newcastle(1990)

Two Members' Monologues & A Handy Form for Artists for Use in Connection with the City of Culture, Glasgow (1990).

Situations Theoretical and Contemporary, Newcastle (1986).

Satires and Profanities, Glasgow (1984).

Ghostie Men, Newcastle (1980).

If Only Bunty Was Here (Radio Play) Glasgow (1979).

My Name is Tom (soundpoem score) London (1978).

Three Glasgow Writers (with Alex Hamilton, James Kelman) Glasgow (1976).
Bunnit Husslin, Glasgow (1975).

Poems, Dublin (1973).

A Priest Came on at Merkland Street, Glasgow (1970).

Six Glasgow Poems, Glasgow (1969).

Secondary

‘Scots, Poets and the City’ by Barry Wood in The History of Scottish Literature Vol 4 Twentieth Century ede Cairns Craig Aberdeen University Press, Aberdeen 1989