Poetry
* Back on Red Lite rd (1981)
* 2 Minits walk from 10am (1981)
* The First Creacher is Jellosey (1981)
* Black Things Hidden in Dust (1982)
* You Me Blud N Knuckle (1982)
* Big Cunt (1982)
* Prity Thing (1982)
* 7 by Childish (1982)
* Will the Circle be Unbroken (1983)
* 10 No Good Poems of Slavery, Buggery, Boredom and Disrespect (1983)
* Noting Can Stop This Man (1983)
* The Unknown Stuff (1983)
* Poems from the Barrier Block (1984)
* Tear Life to Pieces (1985)
* Poems Without Rhyme, Without Reason, Without Spelling, Without Words, Without Nothing (1985)
* Monks Without God (1986)
* Companions in a Death Boat (1987)
* To the Quick (1988)
* The Girl in the Tree (1988)
* Maverick Verse (1988)
* Admissions to Strangers (1989)
* En Carne Viva (1989) Spanish/English
* Death of a Wood (1989)
* The Deathly Flight of Angels (1990)
* Like a God i Love all Things (1991)
* The Hart Rises (1992)
* Trembling of Life (1993)
* Poems of Laughter and Violence -Selected Poems 1981-1986 (1993)
* Hunger at the Moon (1993)
* Days with a Hart Like a Dog (1994)
* Poems to Break the Harts of Impossible Princesses (1994)
* Big Hart and Balls (1995)
* This Purile Thing (1996)
* In 5 Minits You’ll Know Me -Selected Poems 1985-1995 (1996)
* A Terrible Hunger for Love (1997) Unpublished poems 1982-84
* “I’d Rather You Lied” Selected Poems 1980-1998 (1999)
* Chatham Town Welcomes Desperate Men (2000)
* Evidence Against Myself (2003)
* The Boss of All English Riters (2003)
* Calling Things by Their Proper Names (2003)
* Knite of the Sad Face (2004) Chap Book
* The 1st Green Horse God has Ever Made (2004)
* The Man with Gallows Eyes - Selected Poetry 1980-2005 (2005)
Fiction
* Conversations with Dr X (1987)
* Cannon Fodder, by Louis-Ferdinand Celine. Trans. K. De Coninck and B. Childish (1988)
* The Silence of Words (1989)
Novels
* My Fault (1996)
* Notebooks of a Naked Youth (1997)
* Sex Crimes of the Futcher (2004)
* the ideocy of idears (2006/2007?)
My Fault and Sex Crimes of the Futcher are listed in Pedophilia and child sexual abuse in fiction
