Written Work
- The Haunting of Cassie Palmer (1980)
- The Stonewalkers (1981)
- The Sylvia Game (1982)
- Ghostly Companions: A Feast of Chilling Tales (1984)
- A Change of Aunts (1984) - short story
- The Cuckoo Sister (1985)
- Travellers by Night (1985)
- Wait and See (1986)
- The Mysterious Mr. Ross (1987)
- A Kind of Thief (1988)
- The Monster Garden (1988)
- The Thing in the Woods (1989)
- The Trial of Anna Cotman (1989)
- The Dancing Bush (1991)
- Singer to the Sea God (1992)
- Othergran (1993)
- The Face at the Window (1994)
- The Wrecker (1994)
- Time Wreck (1996)
- The Silver Egg (1997)
- The Red-Eared Ghosts (1997)
- Stranger at the Window (1998)
- A Gift on a String (1998)
- Ticket to Heaven (2000)
- The Boy Who Swallowed A Ghost (2001)
The Stonewalkers was also made available on audio cassette.
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