Poetry collections

• The Mask of Pity (Christopher Davies, Wales, 1966)
• The Stones Remember (JM Dent & Sons, London, 1967)
• Scars (JM Dent & Sons, London 1969)
• At the Airport (The Sceptre Press (Outposts), Farnham, 1970)
• The Survivors (JM Dent & Sons London, 1971)
• Starboard Green (Imble Publications, London, 1972)
• Beasthoods (The Turret Press, London, 1973)
• The Dark Convoys (Aquila Press, Solihull, 1974)
• Love Poems (Artlook Press, Perth, Australia, 1980)
• Sea Poems (Veritas Press, Perth, Australia, 1988)
• The Ocean’s Edge (The Dragon Press, Swansea, Wales, 1992)
• The Landsker (Alun Books, Port Talbot, Wales, 1994)

Poetry in anthologies

• Anglo-Welsh Verse (The London Welshman (anthology editor), 1964)
• Commonwealth Poets (Heinemann, London/Cardiff, 1965)
• Welsh Voices (Dent, London, 1967 (Editor))
• The Lilting House (Dent/Davies, London&Wales, 1969)
• Anglo-Welsh Poetry (Transatlantic Review (ed. BS Johnson), London/New York, Spring-Summer issue, 1972)
• Australian Voices (Penguin Australia, 1975)
• Blodeugerdd (Harlech Antholgy, Coleg Harlech, 1976)
• Seven Poets (Artlook/Shell, Perth, Australia, 1977)
• Ghosts (Thomas Nelson (Australia), 1978)
• The Moving Skull (Hodder&Stoughton (Australia), Sydney, 1981)
• Out of This World (Heinemann, London, 1885)
• Poetry in Motion (Poetry in Motion Books (with Glen Phillips, Shane McCauley and Alan Alexander), Perth, 1986)
• Axed between the Ears (Heinemann, London, 1987)
• Margins (Fremantle Press, Fremantle, Australia, 1988)
• Celebrations (University on Western Australia Press, Perth, 1988)
• Wordhord (Fremantle Press, Fremantle, 1989)
• A Swansea Anthology (Seren)
• 20th Century Anglo-Welsh Poetry (Seren)
• Poetry 1900-2000 (Library of Wales)

Plays

• The Sailor, a play for radio commissioned by BBC Third Programme in 1965
• The Undertaker, a play for radio commissioned by BBC (London) in 1967
• The Dream of Arthur, a play for radio commissioned by BBC Wales in 1970
• Cambrian Carnival, a series of short plays and sketches written for the Cambrian Theatre Company whilst resident dramatist during 1972.
• King Arthur’s Egg, a play for children written whilst resident writer/dramatist with the C.A.T.S. association of Western Australia in 1975.

Radio Broadcasts

• Broadcast readings of poetry on radio for the BBC Third Programme and BBC Wales on numerous occasions during the 1960s, including a reading from first poetry collection, The Mask of Pity, with actors Kenneth Griffith and Norman Wynn reciting selected works and the author providing linking narrative.
• Three one-hour radio broadcasts of poetry, with additional narration, for the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) from Melbourne in 1968.
• Radio broadcasts of poetry on ABC Radio from Perth, Western Australia, during the 1970s.

Television broadcasts

• Elegy for Aberfan, a poem commissioned by TWW and read by the author on TWW and ITN networks on the first anniversary of the Aberfan disaster in October 1967.
• Elegy for Aberfan, broadcast on national television in Australia by the author during his lecture/recital tour of the country in 1968.
• Elegy for Aberfan, broadcast by BBCTV Wales in the programme In Memory of Aberfan on the 10^th anniversary of the disaster.

Recordings

• First recording of The Stones Remember (Argo/Decca PLP 1189) with poet Bryan Walters in 1973.

Journalism for publications and broadcasters

• The London Welshman
• The Western Mail
• Welsh Outlook
• Wales Tourist Guide
• London Evening Standard
• Central Office of Information ( C.O.I. )
• Transatlantic Review
• Town Magazine
• Tribune
• The Sunday Times (UK)
• BBC Cymru ( Wales )
• BBC London
• Redifusion TV
• Thames TV
• ABC ( Australia)
• WA Education Film Unit
• Melbourne Herald