Essays
- Mountains and Caverns: Selected Essays, London: Allen, 1975
- Words Broadsheet Nineteen, by Sillitoe and Ruth Fainlight. Bramley, Surrey: Words Press, 1975. Broadside
- “The Interview”, London: The 35s (Women’s Campaign for Soviet Jewry), 1976
- Israel: Poems on a Hebrew Theme, with drawings by Ralph Steadman; London: Steam Press, 1981 98 copies.
- Alan Sillitoe’s Nottinghamshire, with photographs by David Sillitoe. London: Grafton, 1987
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