Works

Plays

The South African, 1961

Novels

Riotous Assembly, 1971

Indecent Exposure, 1973

Porterhouse Blue, 1974

Blott on the Landscape, 1975

Wilt, 1976

The Great Pursuit, 1977

The Throwback, 1978

The Wilt Alternative, 1979

Ancestral Vices, 1980

Vintage Stuff, 1982

Wilt on High, 1984

Grantchester Grind, 1995

The Midden, 1996

Wilt in Nowhere, 2004

The Gropes, 2009

The Wilt Inheritance, 2010

Short stories

‘The Norrible Dog’, published in the Littlehey Prison monthly magazine, 1989

‘Stirring the Pot’, published in The Daily Telegraph, 1994

Television plays

She Fell Among Thieves, 1978

Contributions to other works

Introduction to The Best of Saki, 1976

Introduction to Blind Corner by Dornford Yates, 1983

Preface to In search of Blandings, N. T. P. Murphy, 1986

Introduction to Sign Language by Caroline Fitton, 1987

Essays and reviews

‘Alias Dornford Yates’, The Times, 1976-07-17

‘Yates: master of escapism’, Cambridge Evening News, 1976-08-05

‘After the millenium set in’ (Tom Sharpe reviews Sunset at Blandings by P G Wodehouse), Cambridge Evening News, 1977-11-22

‘Simple record’ (Tom Sharpe reviews Magubane’s South Africa by Peter Magubane), 1978-08-03

‘The dark side of Dornford…’, Evening Standard, 1982-03-03

‘Too many a note…’ (Tom Sharpe reviews Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K .Jerome, assisted by Christopher Matthew and Benny Green), Evening Standard, 1982-09-01

‘Me and my word processor’, The Listener, 1985-04-25

‘Foreigners to each other’, The Daily Telegraph, 1986-11-18

‘The Wodehouse man’, Pick of Punch, 1986

‘Returning to the laager: Tom Sharpe on South Africa’s condition’, The Daily Telegraph, 1988-02-27

‘Untrue blue’ (Tom Sharpe reviews Rotten Borough by Oliver Anderson), Evening Standard, 1989-04-06

Letters

Letter to the Cambridge Evening News, 1977-15-02

‘Assessing Dornford Yates’, letter to The Times, 1978-04-06

Unpublished works

Novels

Town

Autobiography

Letters to Monsieur Printemps (started ~1998)

A Patchwork Life (~2001)

A Stranger to Himself: Tom Sharpe’s Autobiography