Spring (2019) Summer (2020) Companion Piece (2022) Short story collections Free Love and Other Stories (1995), awarded the Saltire First Book of the Year award and Scottish Arts Council Book Award. Other Stories and Other Stories (1999) The Whole Story and Other Stories (2003) The First Person and Other Stories (2008) Public Library and Other Stories (2015) Plays Stalemate (1986), unpublished, produced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe The Dance (1988), unpublished, produced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Trace of Arc (1989), produced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Daughters of England (1989-1990), unpublished, Cambridge Footlights Amazons (1990), Cambridge Footlights Comic (1990), unpublished, produced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe The Seer (2001) Just (2005) Non-fiction Shire (2013), with images by Sarah Wood: short stories and autobiographical writing. Full Circle Editions. Other projects Ali Smith partnered with the Scottish band Trashcan Sinatras and wrote the lyrics to a song called "Half An Apple", a love song about keeping half an apple spare for a loved one who is gone. The song was released on 5 March 2007, on the album Ballads of the Book. In 2008, Smith produced The Book Lover a collection of her favourite writing including pieces from Sylvia Plath, Muriel Spark, Grace Paley, and Margaret Atwood. It also includes work from writers like Joseph Roth and Clarice Lispector. In 2008, Smith contributed the short story "Writ" to an anthology supporting Save the Children. The anthology is entitled The Children's Hours and was published by Arcadia Books. Foreign editions have been published in Portugal, Italy, China and Korea. In 2011 she wrote a short memoir for The Observer in their "Once upon a life" series: "Looking back on her life, writer Ali Smith returns to the moment of conception to weave a poignant and funny memoir of an irreverent father, a weakness for Greek musicals and a fateful border crossing." In October 2011, Smith published The Story of Antigone, a retelling of the classic created by Sophocles. It is part of the "Save the stories" series by Pushkin Children’s Books and is illustrated by Laura Paoletti. In October 2012, Smith read a sermon at Manchester Cathedral to guests and students, followed by a book signing. In 2013, Smith published Artful, a book based on her lectures on European comparative literature delivered the previous year at St Anne's College, Oxford. Artful was well-received, with one reviewer commenting that, "...her new book, in