• "Watching the Sea" ... originally published in Interzone (2001)
• "Marcher" ... originally published in Interzone (2001); republished in Nineteenth Annual Collection (2002)
• "Snapshots of Apirania" ... originally published in Interzone (2000)
• "The Welfare Man Retires" ... originally published in Interzone (2000)
• "The Gates of Troy" ... originally published in Interzone (2000)
• "The Marriage of Sky and Sea" ... originally published in Interzone (2000); republished in Year's Best SF 6 (2001)
• "Valour" ... originally published in Interzone (1999); republished in Year's Best SF 5 (2000)
• "The Warrior Half-and-Half" ... originally published in Interzone (1995); republished in Year's Best SF 5 (2000); republished in The Ant Men of Tibet, edited by David Pringle, Big Engine Books (2001)
• "Jazamine in the Green Wood" ... originally published in Interzone (1994)
• "The Welfare Man" ... originally published in Interzone (1993); republished in The Best of Interzone, edited by David Pringle, Voyager (HarperCollins) (1997); truncated version published in Health and Disease: a Reader, Open University Press (1995)
• "The Circle of Stones" ... originally published in Interzone (1992)
• "The Long Journey of Frozen Heart" ... originally published in Interzone (1991)
• "La Macchina" ... originally published in Interzone (1991); republished in Ninth Annual Collection (1992); republished in Gedanken Fictions: Stories on Themes in Science, Technology and Society, edited by Thomas Easton, Wildside Press (2000); republished in Robots (2005)
• "A Matter of Survival" ... originally published in Interzone (1990)

Textbooks

• Essential Theory for Social Work Practice, Sage, 2006
• Values and Ethics in Social Work: An Introduction, Sage, 2005 (co-written with Andrew Maynard)
• Social Work Assessment and Intervention in Social Work, Russell House, 2003 (co-written with Steven Walker)
• Child Protection: An Introduction, Sage, 2003; 2nd Edition, 2007
• Human Growth and Development, Sage, 2002

• The October 2008 issue of Interzone contains an interview with the author by Andrew Hedgecock. The same issue contains three of his short stories.