Iain Sinclair
(b.1943)Iain Sinclair was born in South Wales. He went to school in the west of England and university in Dublin. He lives, walks and writes in East London.
Awards: RSL (1992), James Tait Black (1991) see all
Novels
White Chappell Scarlet Tracings (1987)
Downriver (1991)
Radon Daughters (1994)
Clinker in the Pesthouse (1995)
Landor's Tower (1999)
White Goods (2002)
Dining on Stones (2004)
Pariah Genius (2024)
Downriver (1991)
Radon Daughters (1994)
Clinker in the Pesthouse (1995)
Landor's Tower (1999)
White Goods (2002)
Dining on Stones (2004)
Pariah Genius (2024)
Collections
Back Garden (poems) (1970)
Birth Rug (poems) (1973)
Lud Heat and Suicide Bridge (1975)
Lud Heat (1975)
Suicide Bridge (1979)
Slow Chocolate Autopsy (1982)
Flesh Eggs and Scalp Metal (poems) (1989)
Jack Elam's Other Eye (poems) (1991)
The Ebbing of the Kraft (1997)
Saddling the Rabbit (2002)
The Firewall (poems) (2006)
Postcards from the 7th Floor (poems) (2011)
Road Stories (2012) (with others)
RED EYE (poems) (2013)
Birth Rug (poems) (1973)
Lud Heat and Suicide Bridge (1975)
Lud Heat (1975)
Suicide Bridge (1979)
Slow Chocolate Autopsy (1982)
Flesh Eggs and Scalp Metal (poems) (1989)
Jack Elam's Other Eye (poems) (1991)
The Ebbing of the Kraft (1997)
Saddling the Rabbit (2002)
The Firewall (poems) (2006)
Postcards from the 7th Floor (poems) (2011)
Road Stories (2012) (with others)
RED EYE (poems) (2013)
Non fiction show
Omnibus editions show
Books containing stories by Iain Sinclair
Reports From the Deep End (2023)
Stories inspired by J. G. Ballard
edited by
Maxim Jakubowski and Rick McGrath
More books
Awards
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Iain Sinclair recommends
The Great When (2024)
(Long London, book 1)
Alan Moore
"Like Dickens, Alan Moore has us waiting on the dock, impatient for the next installment of his breathless, time-travelling classic. A preternaturally convincing hallucination from London's fetid past transports us, in some mysterious way, over the abyss of our impoverished post-digital present. Savage, humane, comic, terrifying: and that's just the first page. Now read on."
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