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Talking Heads 2

Singles

Bullets Theme

Songs in corporation with

1981: Alan Bennett, John Fortune (Alan Bennett & John Fortune)

Words...And Things (Alan Bennett & Jonathan Miller)

The Great Train Robbery (Alan Bennett & Peter Cook)

'Talking of Words, I Think I've Traced the Nastiness of My Early Words...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

10 Feb 1979 - 'Dear Kingsley, It's All Very Interesting, Isn't It?' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

10 Jan 1980 - 'Dear Kingsley, I've Just Been Staring Mindlessly...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

14 Jan 1980 - 'Dear Philip, Hello Now, You Old Urbegg!' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

14 Jan 1981 - 'Dear Philip, Glad to Hear You're Not Entirely Off the Drink for Ever' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

18 Sept 1979 - 'Dear Kingsley, Wotcher, Me Old China!' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

19 Oct 1943 - 'Dear Kingsley, I Suspect I Shall Now Put Down...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

21 Nov 1985 - 'Dear Kingsley, I Hope You Don't Mind My Dictating...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

22 Aug 1945 - 'My Dear Kingsley, Here Is a Little Letter...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

26 Oct - 6 Nov 1943 - 'Dear Philip, I Was Extra Pleased...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

27 Aug 1981 - 'Dear Philip, Sorry I Haven't Written...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

27 July 1978 - 'Dear Philip, Hello Now, You Old Buregg!' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

8 Nov 1943 - 'Dear Kingsley, I Found the Revelation of Betty's...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

9 Aug 1984 - 'Dear Kingsley, Sorry for Silence, I Just Don't Seem...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

9 Jan 1947 - 'My Dear Philip, These Are Unsolicited Words...' (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

At the Turn of the 1980s, Amis Was Writing a Memoir About Larkin... (Alan Bennett & Robert Hardy)

A Cracker Under the Settee (Alan Bennett & Thora Hird)

A Cream Cracker Under the Settee (Alan Bennett & Thora Hird)

Fancy, There's a Cream Cracker ... (Alan Bennett & Thora Hird)

Her Elegance, Though, Was ... (Alan Bennett & Thora Hird)

I Said, So What's Going to Happen? (Alan Bennett & Thora Hird)

You've Done It Now, Doris ... (Alan Bennett & Thora Hird)

Untitled (Alan Bennett, John Fortune)

So That's the Way You Like It (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore & Jonathan Miller)

Home Thoughts from Abroad (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore and Paxton Whitehead)

Real Class (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore and Paxton Whitehead)

Bread Alone (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller & Dudley Moore)

Civil War (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller & Dudley Moore)

Real Class (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller & Dudley Moore)

Steppes in the Right Direction (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller & Dudley Moore)

The End of the World (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller & Dudley Moore)

Aftermyth of War (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

Bollard (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

Bread Alone (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

Civil War (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

Man Bites God (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

Real Class (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

So That's the Way You Like It (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

Steppes in the Right Direction (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

The End of the World (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

The Suspense Is Killing Me (Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller and Dudley Moore)

The Confirmation Class (Alan Bennett, William Burleigh)

The Suspense Is Killing Me (Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett & Peter Cook)

An Epitaph (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

Incidents in the Life Of My Uncle Arley (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

Mr And Mrs Discobolos, 1st Part (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

Mr And Mrs Discobolos, 2nd Part (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Broom, the Shovel, the Poker And the Tongs (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Courtship Of the Yonghy-Bonghy-Bó (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Daddy-Longlegs And the Fly (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Dong with A Luminous Nose (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Duck And the Kangaroo (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Jumblies (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Nut-Crackers And the Sugar-Tongs (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Owl And the Pussy-Cat (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Pobble Who Has No Toes (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Quangle Wangle's Hat (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Table And the Chair (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

The Two Old Bachelors (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was A Young Lady Whose Chin (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was A Young Lady in Blue (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Man Of Calcutta (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Man Of Dumbrie (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Man On the Border (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Man Who When Little (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Man in A Tree (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Person Of Harrow (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

There Was An Old Person Of Ware (Edward Lear & Alan Bennett)

Men's Talk (John Fortune & Alan Bennett)

Men's Talk (John Fortune, Alan Bennett)

The Age of Oscar Wilde (John Gielgud, Alan Bennett, Robert Swann)

The Breed (Paul Eddington, Alan Bennett, Robert Swann)

Beata Viscera (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Benedicamus Domino - Humane Prolis (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Benedicamus Domino (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Congaudeant Catholici (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

De Monte (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

In Hoc Anni Circulo (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

In Natale (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Lilium Floruit (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Mors (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Music from the Magnus Liber Organi (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Natus Est Rex (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Orienti Oriens (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Propter Veritatem (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Resonemus Hoc Natali (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Templum Cordis (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Ve Mundo (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

Virgo Flagellatur (Paul Elliott, Alan Bennett, Paul Hillier, Theatre of Voices)

The Wonderful Widow of 18 Springs (Paul Hillier & Alan Bennett)

The Great Train Robbery (Peter Cook & Alan Bennett)

The Sadder and Wiser Beaver (Peter Cook & Alan Bennett)

The Great Train Robbery (Peter Cook, Alan Bennett)

The Sadder and Wiser Beaver (Peter Cook, Alan Bennett)

Bollard (Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, Dudley Moore & Alan Bennett)

Songs

'Actually,' Said Martin

'Come In,' Said a Disembodied Voice

'Do You Think You'll Catch Them?'

'Don't Get Used to It too Soon'

'Fire, Police or Ambulance?'

'Follow Mio,' Said the Young Man

'From the Bank and from the River...'

'From the Bank and from the River…'

'I Feel I Lack His Sterling Qualities'

'I Find It Hard to Verbalise with You...'

'I Just Thought,' Said Carl

'I Ran into a Snake This Afternoon...'

'I Should Go,' Said Mrs Ransome

'I Wonder Where He Is'

'I'll Give You Such a Clatter'

'I'll Make It Right, Joyce'

'I've Just Been to Spend a Penny

'I've Told You Shirley to Ring If Anything Happens'

'It's Probably Best,' Said Croucher

'It's a Pity You Weren't Here, Denis'

'Money's No Good'

'Mr Midgley'

'No, It Isn't a Diary...'

'Of Course You Can Go'

'Only Three Phones and Two of Them Duff'

'Records Are on the Warpath Again'

'Seconds Probably,' Said Mr Ransome Later

'They're Ringing the Ward'

'This Is What I'd Call an Industrial Lift'

'Tomato or My Jam?'

'Well, I Don't Think We Need to Prolong...'

'What Do You Do All Day?'

'What Does That Look on His Face Mean?'

'What Worries Me'

'When a Man's in Love with Someone...'

'When a Man's in Love with Someone…'

'You Mustn't Get too Excited'

'Your Mother'd Not Been Dead a Year'

10th December - Letters from Readers

10th February - Austria's Mr. Heider

10th February - Going Through Play

10th January 1998 - Listen to Tape

10th March - Simon Gray's Plays

11th August - Alec Guinness' Funeral

11th December - Tidy Desk

11th June - Take Britain Sound Guide

11th October - Manuscript of Untold Stories

11th September - Twin Towers

12 Stitches

12th February - Yorkshire

12th May - Bus Pass

13th January 1999 - Humphrey Carpenter

13th January 2002 - Canonization of Dame Iris

13th March - History Boys Cast

13th May - New York

13th November - Queen's Speech

14th August - Letter from BBC

14th July - Butler Report

14th June - Yorkshire Sheep

14th March - Madrid Train Bomb

14th March - To Oxford to Vote

14th May - Charlotte's Birthday

14th May - Ted Hughes Memorial

15th April - Filming

15th December - Saddam Arrest

15th February - Anti-War March

15th January - Home Secretary

15th January - Yorkshire

15th March - Beggars

15th May - Titan Exhibition

15th November - Putting Out Rubbish

15th October - Iraq

15th September - Larkin's Poems

15th September - Thora Hird Memorial

16th December - Blunkett Resigns

16th October - Collapse of Enron

17th August - Bearded Man in Frock

17th January 2000 - Prince & Mrs Parker-Bowles

17th March - Bin Laden Agent

17th November - Oxford Degree

18th May - In Stalls of Lyttleton

18th November - Lady in the Van

1976: Alan Bennett (T. E. Lawrence)

1980 January - March London, New York, Bristol

1980 January - March: London, New York, Bristol

1980 June - September London, Yorkshire, Leeds

1980 June - September: London, Yorkshire, Leeds

1980 October - December London, New York

1980 October - December: London, New York

1981 August - November Yorkshire, France, Bristol

1981 August - November: Yorkshire, France, Bristol

1981 February - July London Weston

1981 February - July: London, Weston

1982 April - October London, Weston, Yorkshire

1982 April - October: London, Weston, Yorkshire

1983 February - December Edinburgh, London, Yorkshire, New York

1983 February - December: Edinburgh, London, Yorkshire, New York

1984 February - December London, Ilkley, Oxford

1984 February - December: London, Ilkley, Oxford

1985 January - July London, Los Angeles, New York, Yorkshire

1985 January - July: London, Los Angeles, NewYork, Yorkshire

1986 August - December London, Yorkshire

1986 August - December: London, Yorkshire

1986 January - July London, Yorkshire, Weston

1986 January - July: London, Yorkshire, Weston

1987 January London, Cairo, Luxor

1987 January: London, Cairo, Luxor

1987 March - December Oxford, London, Yorkshire

1987 March - December: Oxford, London, Yorkshire

1988 February - March: Ely, London

1988 February, March Ely, London

1988 February, March

1988 June - November Giggleswick, Paris, London, Weston

1988 June - November: Giggleswick, Paris, London, Weston

1988 May Russia

1988 May: Russia

1989 February - May London, Yorkshire

1989 February - May: London, Yorkshire

1989 June - October: London

1989 June London

1990 January - December London

1990 January - December: London

19th December - Changing Stages

19th July - Henry Moore

19th March - Patriotic Sentiments

19th May - Yorkshire Foot and Mouth

19th October - Arrest of Pinochet

19th October - Henry VIII Part 2

1st March - Cabinet Confidence

1st November - Lord Tebbit

20 September 1980

20th March - Train to Leeds

20th May - Tennessee Williams

21st March - First Soldiers Killed

21st May - Gielgud Dies

21st May - Talk at Bookshop

21st November - Tom Stoppard

22nd April - Absurd Direction

22nd January - Richard Buckle's Autobiography

22nd January 2003 - Footballers' Wives

22nd March - Yorkshire Independence

23rd October - New York

24th December - Carols from Kings

24th July - Soldiers Shot for Cowardice

24th March - Inverary

24th October - Observer Interview

25th July - John Slessinger Dies

25th July - The Characters I Write

25th June - England Score

25th March - The Comet

25th May - Dudley Moore's Music

25th October - Guinness' Wife Dies

26th August - Elgar's 1st Symphony

26th August - France

26th December - Nigel Hawthorne Dies

26th February - It's Full of Embarrassing Resolutions

26th February - Post Delivered

26th May - Warwick Arts Centre

26th September - Celebrity Big Brother

27th January - Reading History Boys

27th May - Radical Moslem Cleric

27th October - Stokesay Castle

28th February - Spike Milligan Dies

29th August - Hutton Enquiry

29th June - Letter from Italian Translator

29th May - Blair in Basra

29th October - The Escalator

2nd February - Evacuation Letter

2nd January 1997

2nd May - Chicago

2nd November - Car Flat Tyre

2nd September - Death of Diana

3 September, Broughton

30th August - Catre D'or Ice Cream

30th March - Dudley Moore Obituary

30th September - Red Shylock

31st March - Dead Iraquis

31st May - Edmund White

31st October - New York

3rd January 2004 - Alan Bates Dead

3rd November - Old School

3rd September - Order of Service

4th June - Talking Heads: Playing Sandwiches

4th October - Ely Cathedral

4th October - Robinsfield Primary

4th September - Blonde Angel

5th August - Alec Guinness Dies

5th December - Celebrity Rating

5th September - HMQ Broadcasts

6th April - Murdoch in Favour of War

6th March - Mary Ellis

6th March - Sir Denis Mahon

7th April - Regent Bookshop

7th November - Isiah Berlin Dies

7th September - Documentary About Wodehouse

8th August - Humphrey Carpenter

8th January 2001 - Material World

8th July - Classic FM

8th March - Bush and Blair

8th November - Barbers Chair

9th April - Queen Mother Interred

9th December - Writers Block

9th February - Iris Murdoch Dies

9th July - Yorkshire No Visitors

A Child in the Nursery Crying

A Chip in the Sugar 10 February 1991

A Chip in the Sugar

A Common Assault

A Couple Who Had Just Got Up to Go

A Couple of Weeks After the Burglary

A Cream Cracker Under the Settee 17 March 1991

A Cream Cracker Under the Settee

A Few Days Later Pooh Was Walking Through the Forest

A Few Years Ago I Had a Play Running in the West End...

A First

A Home in Weston

A House Is Built at Pooh Corner for Eeyore

A Japanese Gentleman Now Stood Up

A Lady of Letters 24 February 1991

A Lady of Letters

A Large Rose Tree Stood Near the Entrance of the Garden

A Life Varies in Social Value

A Lot of Splother

A Night In

A Northern Upbringing

A Pained Letter

A Plate of Fried Ham Had Just...

A Public Face

A Question of Attribution

A Refinement of Regret Comes to Me Occasionally

A Search Is Organised and Piglet Nearly meets the Heffalump Again

A Shilling Life

A Shy Butcher

A Silent Prayer: "O God, Look..."

A Strip of Blue

A Visit from Miss Prothero

A Walk After Dark

A Watery Grave

A Woman of No Importance

A.E. Housman

Absurd

Across 70 Years, I'd Like to Shake Your Hand

Act 1

Act 2

Actually, Geoffrey...

Actually, Said Martin

After So Much Open Air...

After This Climax, the Four Animals Continued To...

After a Minute or Two, They Began Moving About Again

Alice Sprang Across the Little Brook, Just in Time to See...

All Our Past Proclaims the Future

All Our Past Proclaims...

All Those Years

All the Spoils of the East

Alle Möglichen Symptome

Als Die Alterne Diva

Am I Boring You?

Amid the General Rejoicing

An Arundel Tomb

An Englishman Abroad Was Written in 1983

An Englishman Abroad by Alan Bennett

An Englishman Abroad

An Ideal Home

An Unflinching Eye

And It Was in the Middle of This Silence...

And She Got Better As She Got Older

And So It Went On

And in Another Moment, Alice Was Through the Glass

Animal Farm

Annus Mirabilis

Another Documentary, Portrait or Bust, Done at Leeds Art Gallery...

Another Strategy for Acceptance

Any Other Mental Illness?

April 1970. Today We Move Miss Shepherd's Van

April 1983. 'I've Been Having Bad Nights...'

April 1983. I've Been Having Bad Nights...

Arise, Sir...

Around Five an Alarm Went Off..

Around Five an Alarm Went Off

Article in the Mail Yesterday

As She Said These Words, Her Foot Slipped

As She Said This, She Came Upon a Neat Little House

As We Get Older

As We Grow Up

As You Can Appreciate

As a Family...

As the Bells Rang Out

At Home with the Atom [Previously Unreleased]

At Last, As the Cheering and Hammering Slowly Subsided

At the Dr-r's

At the End of the Long Corridor...

At the Hospital, the First Person He Saw...

Aubade

Aunt Eveline

Aunt Kitty Got Up...

Aunties

Aunty Kitty Got Up...

Autobiography

Back at the Church, Geoffrey Was Shaking Hands

Banal Though the General...

Because I Like You Better Than Suits a Man to Say

Bed Among the Lentils 17 February 1991

Bed Among the Lentils

Beeny Cliff

Bei Einem Gedenkgottesdienst

Berkshire and Hampshire

Blundering About the Undergrowth

Bombardier Tiffin Was Just the First...

Boring Christmas Presents

Born with a Perfect Pitch?

Bric a Brac

Building Sights: Countyy Arcade, Leeds

Bullets Theme

Business Girls

But Let Me Say Before It Has to Go

But of All the Honours That Fell Upon Virginia's Head...

But to Add to That Bit Of...

CBE

Camden Passage

Career Girls

Career Path

Carrickfergus

Christmas 1924

Christmas High Tea

Clive Had Been a Masseur

Cocktail Parties

Cocktail Sticks

Come In, Said a Disembodied Voice

Coming Off the Leeds and Bradford Ring Road

Common, Like Camp

Crack of Dawn This Morning

Crossing Alone the Nighted Ferry

Cut to Five Years Earlier

Days Out

Dear Lady, I Do Assure You

Death in Leamington

December 1974. Miss Shepherd Has Been Explaining

December 1974. Miss Shepherd Has Been...

Der Pfarrer Lockerte

Der Tote, Clive Dunlop

Devonshire Street W1

Diaries 1980 - 1990

Die Meisten Großen Stars

Diese Ankündigung

Dinner at Noon: the Crown Hotel, Harrogate

Do You Think You'll Catch Them?

Dockery and Son

Don't Get Used to It to Soon

Drummer Hodge

During the Saxophone Solo

Eating Out

Eeyore, the Old Grey Donkey...

Eigentlich Sollte

Eight O'Clock

Ein Älteres Ehepaar

Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries

Erzdiakon, Was Für Eine Freude...

Es War Tatsächlich

Every Christmas or New Year, I Publish Extracts from My Diary...

Fancy, There's a Cream Cracker Under the Settee

Father! Father! Burning Bright

February 1981. Miss Shepherd Has 'Flu

February 1981. Miss Shepherd Has Flu

February 1989. Miss Shepherd's Religion

Festooned As He Was with Tubes and Drains

Fifth of May 1989. 'Mr Bennett?'

Fire, Police or Ambulance?

Follow Moi, Said the Young Man

For Some Days After Miss Shepherd's Death

Forty Years On

Frank Speaking

Franklin, Franklin!

From 5 O'clock Shadow

From Autumn Journal

From High Windows

From TheThe Dynasts

From a Shropshire Lad

From the Less Deceived

Für Treater War Die Sache

Galvanised by the Sound

Going to the Excuse Me

Going, Going

Have You Ever Thought, Headmaster...

He Wandered on Through Deserted Streets

Hearing AIDS Mentioned for the First Time

Her Big Chance 3 March 1991

Her Big Chance

Hopkins Seemed to Be Taking Less Interest in the Diary

House Dark When I Got In

How Did You Fall In, Eeyore?

How to Get on in Society

Hunter Trials

I Don't Want a Used Car

I Haven't Been Able to Face Unpacking the Box

I Just Thought, Said Carl

I Kept Wondering About Miss Ventress

I Looked Up from My Writing

I May Go Away

I Never Remember Anyone Mentioning

I Saw Him Before the Trial Started

I Shall See the Garden Far Better, Said Alice to Herself

I Should Go, Said Mrs Ransome

I Shouldn't Dance

I Stand Up and Say, 'My Name Is Susan'

I Think She's Either Dead or Dying

I Thought They'd Got Pneumonia Beat

I'll Make It Right, Joyce

I'm Afraid, Madam, That the Gentleman...

I'm Afraid, Madam, That the Gentleman…

I'm Going to the Day Centre

I've Got Two Social Workers

I've Got a Sort of Idea, Said Pooh at Last

I've Had This Frock for Years

I've Talked to Mary

I've Worked Out a Way

In 1991, I Wrote a Play About...

In 1995, I Did Three Documentary...

In Another Moment, She Felt the Carriage Rise...

In Church

In Due Course, the Contents of the Flat Came Back

In Front of the Professor Was a Member of the Government

In Memoriam / Closing

In Memory of W.B. Yeats

In Which a House Is Built at Pooh Corner for Eeyore

In a Bath Tea Shop

In the First Year of the War

In the Interval Between

In the Silence That Followed

It Must Have Been a Year or So After This

It Occurred to Mrs Ransome

It Started Spitting This Afternoon

It Was Four O'Clock Before the Police Arrived

It Was Trickett Who Gave Me Me Cards

It Was on the Third of These Increasingly Flustered Trips

It's Not an Ideal Place

It's Probably Best, Said Croucher

It's a Pity You Weren't Here, Denis

January 1971. Charity in the Crescent

John Betjeman

June 1977. on This Day of the Jubilee

June 1984. Miss Shepherd Had Been Looking

Just Then, a Wager-Boat...

Just at This Moment, Alice Felt a Very Curious Sensation

Kafka's Dick

Lady, Lady, Are You There Lady?

Last Words to a Dumb Friend

Later, When They Were in Bed

Les Sylphides

Let's Face It

Letter from A. E. Housman

Look, Stranger

Louis MacNeice

Louis Macneice

March 1974. the Council Are Introducing

March 1987. I Have Been Filming Abroad

March 1987. the Nuns Up the Road

Martin, on the Other Hand...

May 1976. I've Had Some Manure Delivered

May 1988. Miss Shepherd Sits in Her Wheelchair

Meantime the Rat, Warm And...

Meanwhile, We'll Drink Your Health

Memories of Bloomsbury

Middles-

Midnight on the Great Western

Miss Fozzard Finds Her Feet 6 October 1998

Miss Fozzard Finds Her Feet

Miss Shepherd's Daily Emergence from the Van

Miss Shepherd?

Modest Though Miss Shepherd's Estate Was

Mr Ransome Had Been Told That

Mr Ransome Had Not Come Well Out of This Narrative

Mr Ransome Having Told Her

Mrs Ransome Does Not Immediately Notice

Mrs Ransome Was Sitting Contentedly

Mrs Ransome too Could See the Cheerful Side

Mrs Ransome, Too, Could See the Cheerful Side

Ms. Fozzard Finds Her Feet

Much of My S-ual History, or Lack of It

Musee Des Beaux Arts

My Team Ploughing?

NW5 & N6

Ned, Did You Ever Hear of a Man Called...

New Eyes Each Year

Next Day, Everybody Was Outside Owl's House

Nights in the Garden of Spain

Nights in the Gardens of Spain 3 November 1998

Nights in the Gardens of Spain

No Mean City

No Political Party Quite Catered

No, It Isn't a Diary...

Now, I Seem to Remember

O What Is That Sound?

Oddly, This Was Not the First Time

Oh, Carroll, That's a Lovely...

Oh, Well. Thank God!

Oh, Who Is That Young Sinner with the Handcuffs on His Wrists?

Oh, the Drink! the Drink!

Oi, Come On!

On Sundays There Are Musical Evenings

Once Upon a Time I Had My Life Planned Out

Once Upon a Time, a Very Long Time Ago Now

Once We've Located the Cemetery

One Afternoon a Few Weeks Later

One Afternoon, a Few Weeks Later

One Day, When Christopher Robin And...

One of Them Who Had a Funny Habit

Only Three Phones, and Two of Them Duff

Our War

Over a Year Later, Finding Myself Near the Village

Over the Following Weeks Geoffrey Would Often Open the Safe

People Are Waiting at Bus Stops

People Seldom Wrote to the Ransomes

Philip Larkin

Piglet meets a Heffalump

Playing Sandwiches 20 October 1998

Playing Sandwiches

Postscript. This Account of Miss Shepherd

Prison - They Have It Easy

Prisoner at the Bar, You Have Been...

Proper Names

Quote, Unquote

Renee Gollops Her Food

Say Something Happened

Seconds, Probably, Said Mr Ransome Later

Seeing Stars

September 1, 1939

September 1939, Mr Chamberlain Still Hesitates

Shake Hands, We Shall Never Be Friends, All's Over

She Seemed Very Understanding

She's Gone Then?

She's on the Move

Should I Look Now, Do You Think?

Shuffle at the Top [Previously Unreleased]

Side 1

Side 2

Side 3

Side 4

Since the News of Clive's Death

Six Poets: Hardy to Larkin - An Anthology

So He Trotted On, Rather Sadly Now

Soldiering On

Soldiering on 10 March 1991

Some Hours Later, Just As the Night Was Beginning To...

Sometime in 1980 Miss Shepherd Acquired a Car

Sometimes, Particularly in Summers...

Staring Out of the Window

Starting Out As Someone

Still Here! See Lady!

Still Snuffling, Pleading And...

Still, Stalin's Death Did Have Repercussions

Stop That Music!

Stop That! Stop That This Minute

Strange Hairs Were Another Item

Surprise, Surprise

T.E. Lawrence

Take a Pew

Telegram

That Night, Mr Ransome Took Out a Dictionary

That Night, Mr Rnasome Took Out a Dictionary

The Clothes They Stood Up In, Written and Read By...

The Clothes They Stood Up In

The English Way of Death

The Ginnel

The Hand of God

The History Boys

The Huddled Column Pressed on Up the Steps

The Lady in the Van

The Laying on of Hands

The Old Grey Donkey, Eeyore, Stood by Himself In...

The Outside Dog

The Water, When He...

Then He Called Out, Silence!

They Very Soon Came Upon a Gryphon, Lying Fast Asleep...

Thora Hird

Tickets Please, Said the Guard

Treacher, It Had to Be Said...

Treacher, It Has to Be Said...

Untold Stories Part 1: Stories

Untold Stories Part 2: the Diaries

Very Good, Very Good

Waiting for the Telegram

Well, I Don't Think We Need to Prolong...

Well, Mr. Dunderdale Couldn't Get Over Them

Well, That's the End of That

What a Curious Feeling, Said Alice

What a Curious Helmet You've Got On, She Said Cheerfully

When She'd Finished, He Said 'Yeah...'

When She'd Finished, He Said, Yeah...

Which Reminds Me, the White Queen Said

Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree

You Seem Very Clever at Explaining Words, Sir