Novel
Novel for teenagers:
'The Triple Spiral', Walker Books, 1989.
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Poetry
Poetry pamphlets
'Glass Works' (Cat's Pyjamas Publications, 2005). Shortlisted for the Callum MacDonald Award, 2006;
Poem published online
'Geertje Dircks' Riposte from the Gouda Spinhuis' in From Glasgow to Saturn ,the Glasgow MLit online magazine.
'The Branks' in St. Mungo's Mirrorball, Glasgow Poets online
'Meadow Lane Riffs' on the Scottish Poetry Library's website, 2005.
Poems published in Literary Magazines:
''The Branks' , 'Diana the Virgin' and 'A Question of Perspective' in Quattrocento, 2005.
Meadow Lane Riffs' and 'Alternative Hats' in The Red Wheelbarrow (published by the English department, University of St. Andrews), 2004;
'The Lunatic Laundress' in New Writing Scotland 21: Milking the Haggis (ASLS), 2004;
'Craigmillar Bairn' in Poetry Wales, Summer 2002;
'Pears in Wooden Bowl' and 'Hill Farm in Winter' in Northwords, 2001;
'Three Women in the Kitchen' in The New Welsh Review, spring 1993;
'Hare' in Writing Women, Vol. 6, No: 2.
Poems published in Anthologies
'Blue' to be published in A Skein of Geese (Shed Press) ,the 101 Poets anthology at the StAnza Festival, 2007 to be published in 2008.
'Float Glass' published in Only Connect edited by Gail Ashton and Jan Fortune-Wood (Cinnamon Press, December, 2007)
'A Breath of Fresh Air on the Glasgow M8, Junction 18' published in Hidden City 2 edited by Rachel Jury (Dancing Rabbit Productions, October, 2006) in association with ConFAB.
'Embra Buses' in The Thing that Mattered Most, a poetry anthology for children, edited by Julie Johnstone (published by Black and White Publishing, May 2006.)
'Hill Farm in Winter' and 'Night Kitchen ' in The Lie of the Land edited by Jan Fortune-Wood (Cinnamon Press), May 2006;
'The Parrot' in The Knuckle End Anthology selected by Bernard MacLaverty, Jenny Brown and Aonghais MacNeacail (Freight Publications ), 2004;
'And then he is gone' in the Blodeuwedd Anthology, edited by Edmund Cusick (Headland Publications), 2002;
'The Little Wind Goddess' in Curves and Lines, edited by Stephanie Green, an anthology of poems in response to the M.O.M.A. collection, Machynlleth (Tabernal Publications), 1998.
'Three Women in the Kitchen' in New Poetry Review Wales, spring 1993;
'Hare' in Writing Women, Vol 6, No:2.
Poems published in newspapers
'Dancers' (from 'Glass Works') in The Herald, Glasgow, 19.5.2006.
Permission was given for the use of 'New Mother' in the Post-Natal Depression Unit (in-house publication), Newtown, Wales in 1999.
Non-Fiction
'Mulberry and Silk' written by Stephanie Green and Zoe Meyer ( Sage Press, 2003).