Here in roughly chronological order is basic bibliographical information about the various editions of my short stories published since 1994. N.B. The stories are not collected and many/most are either out of print or extreme rarities. Good luck!

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‘Atelier Diocletian II (Figures after Ivan Martinac)’, in The Hinge of a Metaphor: A Collection of Essays on Cinema, editor Richard Skinner, Vanguard Editions. 15 July 2023. First publication.

‘Plain Speaking’, in Best British Short Stories 2022, editor Nicholas Royle, Salt Publishing. 15 November 2022.

‘Plain Speaking’, short story written to mark the 110th anniversary on 5 October 2021 of the birth of Brian O’Nolan a.k.a. Flann O’Brien, first performed at David Collard’s Carthorse Orchestra 2 October 2021. First published 3am Magazine, 4 October 2021 (First publication), and Irish Literary Society, 16 October 2021 (Second publication).‖

‘The Hotwells Cold Water Swimming Club’, Inventive Podcast, 7 July 2021. Specially commissioned short story inspired by the life and work of aeronautical engineer Sophie Robinson, for the EPSRC-funded podcast series on engineering fact and fiction. Premiere in episode three of Inventive, 7 July 2021. First publication.‖

‘High-Lands’ — on Resonance 104.4fm. Broadcast 20:00 on 1 May 2020 as part of the Resonance 104.4fm 18th anniversary celebration. Live audio of Tony White performing ‘High-Lands’ at TULCA Festival of Visual Arts 2016 in Galway, Ireland, with live musical accompaniment from New Pope. Recorded live at the Galway Mechanics’ Institute, November 11 2016. Sound engineer: John Burke. Listen to ‘High-Lands’ live in Galway on the Resonance Mixcloud archive…

‘Apocryphal Fragment from the Lives of the Conquistadors’, a never-before broadcast radio edit of my short story from A Puppet Show by Steven Hull for Glow: Santa Monica 2013, with the accompanying music – ‘Maigizo ya Bandia’ – specially commissioned from the legendary Gibby Haynes of Butthole Surfers. Gibby and I never spoke or corresponded in advance or compared notes in any way, yet when our files crossed over, somehow the words and music seemed to illustrate each other. Interviewed on the sleeve of Hull’s A Puppet Show LP, Gibby Haynes said that he ‘intentionally did not read the story then was shocked to find out how much the writing inspired the sounds.’ This radio edit brings the two tracks together for the first time. Broadcast 05:30 on 1 May 2020 as part of the Resonance 104.4fm 18th anniversary celebration. Listen again on the Resonance Mixcloud archive (starts 16:30 approx)…

‘Stormbringer’, in Michael Moorcock’s Legends of the Multiverse, Jean Marc Lofficier (editor), Black Coat Press, 2017. p.331 §

‘The Jet Set Girls’, in Michael Moorcock’s Legends of the Multiverse, Jean Marc Lofficier (editor), Black Coat Press, 2017. p.345. §

‘High-Lands’ — performance for the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts 2016 in Galway, Ireland, with live musical accompaniment from New Pope. Audio only. Recorded live at the Galway Mechanics’ Institute, November 11 2016. Sound engineer: John Burke.

‘The Holborn Cenotaph’, A5 one-fold pamphlet edition with updated and variant text published for Creativeworks London Festival, 29 April 2016. *

‘High-Lands’, in Remote Performances in Nature and Architecture, Jo Joelson, Bruce Gilchrist, Tracey Warr (eds), Routledge, 2015. (Available in hardback and ebook editions.)

‘Essex Indexicals’, new short story commissioned by The Wellcome Collection for publication alongside their major digital commission 15 Seconds part 3 by Chris Dorley-Brown. First published online 29 April 2015. You can read ‘Essex Indexicals’ on the 15 Seconds site.†

‘The Holborn Cenotaph’, new short story published for The Cenotaph and the public sphere, with Stuart Brisley, Maya Balcioglu and Sanja Perovic, part of Kings College London Arts & Humanities Festival 2014: Underground. London: Piece of Paper Press (POPP.028), 2014. Limited edition of fifty signed artist’s proofs produced for distribution at the event, 24 October 2014, followed by numbered edition of 150.†‖

‘High-Lands’, a short story for radio, specially commissioned as part of Remote Performances by London Fieldworks with Resonance 104.4fm. Reading broadcast live from Outlandia, Glen Nevis, Scotland, with a live soundscape accompaniment by Johny Brown of The Band of Holy Joy. Listen to ‘High-Lands’ on my SoundCloud page.†*‖

‘A Fragment from the Lives of the Conquistadors’, on A Puppet Show, by Steven Hull (Nothing Moments 2014). Vinyl LP. First pressing on yellow vinyl, gatefold sleeve, two-fold pamphlet insert includes full story text and introduction by Christopher Schnieders. Track-listing: A Side: #1 “A Fragment from the Lives of the Conquistadors” Tony White with sound by Steven Hull (12:50 min). #2 “Horse Parade” by Petra Haden, Tanya Haden and Anna Huff (3:47 min). B Side: #1 “Maigizo ya Bandia” by Gibby Haynes (10:12 min). #2 “Conquistadorable” by Petra Haden, Tanya Haden and Anna Huff (4:51 min). Listen to ‘A Fragment From the Lives of the Conquistadors’ on my SoundCloud page. First publication.

Animate Me, London: PEER/Animate Projects. Free A5 pamphlet (design by Joe Ewart) to accompany Out of Site, four new moving image works by the artists artists Savinder Bual, Kota Ezawa, Karolina Glusiec and Margaret Salmon. PEER, 97 & 99 Hoxton Street, London N1, 16 January to 8 March 2014. First publication.†

‘Occupy the Moon’, in Manifesto for a Republic of the Moon, London: The Arts Catalyst, 2014. p.33-41. Published to accompany The Arts Catalyst’s exhibition Republic of the Moon — London. Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, South Bank, London SE1 9PH until 2 February 2014. Available from the exhibition shop or as a free ebook (EPUB and PDF only) from The Arts Catalyst. †

‘A Fragment from the Lives of the Conquistadors’, Santa Monica, Ca. USA. Performed live as part of Steven Hull’s contribution to Glow, Santa Monica, 2013, featuring puppeteer Alex Evans, Eric de la Cruz and their marionettes, with musical accompaniment by Anna Huff and Petra and Tanya Haden, light works by Marilyn Lowey and a sound piece by Gibby Haynes. †‖

‘The Beatification of John C. Yoo’, Bristol: Situations, 2012. Published online as Resident Thinker piece for the Nowhereisland project, July 2012.†

‘Occupy the Moon’, London: The Arts Catalyst, 2011. Commissioned as part of the Republic of the Moon project for publication in HTML and PDF versions.†

‘A Porky Prime Cut’, London: Piece of Paper Press (POPP.026), 2011. Limited edition of 100 free copies produced for event with Richard Norris at the Free University of Glastonbury, June 2011. Listen to the studio version of  ‘A Porky Prime Cut’ by Tony White with music by Richard Norris on my SoundCloud page.*

‘Auto-destructive Arts Policy,’ London: Russian Club Gallery, 2011. Print. Reverse of A3 folded poster.*†

‘A Porky Prime Cut’, London: Piece of Paper Press (POPP.026), 2011. Proof edition. 20 copies.*‖

‘A Porky Prime Cut’, London: Artists’ eBooks, 2011. EPUB. First publication.†

‘How we made “An American Legend” part 1′, London: Artists’ eBooks, 2009. EPUB.

‘How we made “An American Legend” part 1’, in Landscape/Memory Revisited, Los Angeles: Las Cienegas Projects, 2009. p.[unknown]. Print. First publication.†‡

‘The Lunar House “Re-enactment”‘, London: Diffusion ebook. 31 July 2009. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter. First publication.†‡

‘Bring Me Sunshine (After Dubravka Stanojevic)’, London: Artists’ eBooks, 2009. EPUB.

‘Include Me Out’, London: Artists’ eBooks, 2009. EPUB.

‘Include Me Out’, in Alan Phelan, Dublin: Irish Museum of Modern Art, 2009. p.29-36. Print. First publication.†‡

‘Would be Disciplined’, London: Diffusion ebook. 28 May 2009. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter.

‘Albertopolis Disparu’, London: A Science Museum Booklet, 2009. Electronic publication. A4 PDF.

‘Albertopolis Disparu’, London: A Science Museum Booklet, 2009. Print. First publication. Limited edition of 5,000.*†§

‘Bring Me Sunshine (After Dubravka Stanojevic)’, London: Diffusion ebook, 22 Dec. 2008. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter. First publication.‡

‘Would be Disciplined’, in 1001 nights cast, Barbara Campbell, 13 Mar. 2008. Web. First publication.†‡‖

‘The Scene’, London: Diffusion ebook, 9 Nov. 2007. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter. First publication.‡

‘Hyde Park’, London: Diffusion ebook, 9 Nov. 2007. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter.

‘Do You Hear That?’, London: Diffusion ebook, 9 Nov. 2007. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter.

‘Bottle Orchestra’, London: Diffusion ebook, 9 Nov. 2007. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter. First publication.†

‘Ahead in the line’, London: Diffusion ebook, 9 Nov. 2007. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter.

‘Gobbledegook’, London: Diffusion ebook, 8 Nov. 2007. PDF-based print pamphlet. A4 and US Letter.

‘Do You Hear That?’, in 1001 nights cast, Barbara Campbell, 13 Sept. 2007. Web. First publication.†‡‖

‘Hyde Park’, in 1001 nights cast, Barbara Campbell, 18 July 2007. Web. First publication.†‡‖

‘Ahead in the Line,’ in 1001 nights cast, Barbara Campbell, 22 May 2007. Web. First publication.†‡‖

‘Gobbledegook’, in Steven Hull, Tami Demaree with Annie Buckley and John Sueda (eds), Nothing Moments: Short Story Collection, Los Angeles: Nothing Moments Publishing, 2007. p.60-71. Print.

‘You Are Here: An Unlicence’, in BBC in the East End 1958-1973, London: Chris Dorley-Brown, 2007. Print. First publication.†

‘Shop Local: A Pie and Mash-up’, in Shop Local: Bob and Roberta Smith, London: The Peer Trust, 2†006. Print. First publication.*†

‘Afternoon Play’, in Andrew Stevens (ed), The Edgier Waters: 5 Years of 3:am, London: Snow Books. 2006. p.[unknown]. Print. Low-price promotional edition.

‘Afternoon Play’, in Andrew Stevens (ed), The Edgier Waters: 5 Years of 3:am, London: Snow Books. 2006. p.[unknown]. First print publication. Sequel to ‘The Jet-Set Girls’. §

‘Gobbledegook’, in Borivoj Radakovic, Matt Thorne, Tony White (eds), Croatian Nights, London: Serpent’s Tail. 2005. p.44-53. Print. First Publication.‡

‘Bully Buck’, in Steven Hull (ed), Ab Ovo, Los Angeles: Steven Hull, 2005. p.[unknown]. Print. First publication.†

‘The Erased’, in Cathy Lomax, Alex Michon (eds), E9: An Anatomy of an Area, London: Transmission Gallery, 2004. p.32-41. Print. First publication.†

‘Spring Snow: Mukashi Banashi’, in Alison Turnbull, Spring Snow: A Translation, London: Bookworks, 2003. Print. First publication.†

‘Stormbringer’, in Bruce Gilchrist, Jo Joelson (eds), Syzygy/Polaria, London: London Fieldworks, 2002. Print.

‘A0’, in Another Magazine, issue 03, Autumn/Winter 2002. p. 378-379.*

‘A0’, in FAK-YU Antologija, Belgrade, October 2001.

‘Stormbringer’, in the Idler magazine, London, issue 28, summer 2001. p234-241. First publication.*†§‖

‘Poet’, in Nicholas Blincoe, Matt Thorne (eds), All Hail the New Puritans, London: Fourth Estate, 2000. p.154-164. Fiction anthology. Print. First publication.

‘The Jet-set Girls’, in Amy Prior (ed), Retro Retro: Fictional Flashbacks, London: Serpent’s Tail, 2000. p.117-132. Print.*

‘The Jet-set Girls’, Butterfly Magazine, London, issue 4, 1999. p.24-29. Print. First publication. Illustrations by Damien Lebas.*§

‘Charlieunclenorfolktango’, in the Idler magazine, London, issue 25, spring 1999. p.[unknown]. Print. Opening chapter of the eponymous novel. First publication.*‖

‘A0’, in Tony White (ed), Britpulp!, London: Sceptre, 1999. p.355-362. Print.*

‘A0’, London: Piece of Paper Press (POPP.012), 1997. Print. First publication.*‖

‘A Pagan Day’, in Elaine Palmer (ed), Technopagan, London: Pulp Faction/Pulp Books, 1995. Print. First publication.*

‘Title Track’, London: Piece of Paper Press (POPP.001), 1994. Print. First publication.*

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Key:

* To the best of my knowledge this edition is out of print, or not in print.

† Story commissioned or published in response to or as part of a visual arts project.

‡ Story in the Balkanising Bloomsbury series.

§ Story that is part of an ongoing critical correspondence with the work of Michael Moorcock.

‖ Story written to be performed, or performed in the first instance