of essays read by Garland Poetry published in: The London Magazine (1954) New Poems (1954) Oxford Poetry, edited by Peter Ferguson and Dennis Keene, Fantasy Press (1957) Encounter (February 1986) Encounter (September/October 1987) Sussex Seams (1996) Poetry West Short stories published in: Gemini Light Blue,Dark Blue, published by MacDonald, (1960) Englanderzählt, edited by Hilde Speil, published by Fischer, Frankfurt (1960) Transatlantic Review "A Lull", (1970), (1971), (1976) Introductions and articles John Clare by Patrick Garland, The London Magazine, Volume 1 No.7. August 1954 15 Poems for William Shakespeare, with an introduction by Patrick Garland, John Lehmann, & William Plomer; Eric Walter White, (editor), published by Stratford-upon-Avon: The Trustees & Guardians of Shakespeare's Birthplace (1964) 'Poets on Poetry' interviews with W.H. Auden, Seamus Heaney, Douglas Dunn, Patricia Beer and Marvin Cohen, The Listener, 8 November 1973 Ninette de Valois reminisces to Patrick Garland, The Listener, 20 June 1974 Alan Bennett talks to Patrick Garland, Vogue, July 1986 'An Arundel Tomb' on Philip Larkin's poem, includes: "An Enormous Yes: a Memoir of the Poet" by Patrick Garland, 1987 These Things also are Spring's, poems by Edward Thomas, selected and with an introduction by Patrick Garland, Folio Society, 1988 David Cecil: A Portrait by His Friends, edited by Hannah Cranborne, The Dovecote Press, 1990 Sussex Seams: A Collection of Travel Writing by Paul Foster, foreword by Garland, Sutton Publishing Ltd, 1996 Chichester and the Arts 1944-2004 – A Celebration edited by Paul Foster, introduction by Garland, University College Chichester, 2004 'Laborious Lobster Nights, Farewell', Charleston Magazine, Issue 22, Autumn/Winter 2000, published by the Charleston Trust 'The Habit of Art' by Alan Bennett, theatre programme article: "The Poet Auden" by Garland, Royal National Theatre, 2009 articles for The Oldie. Chichester Festival Theatre productions 1975 An Enemy of the People – with Donald Sinden, directed by Garland Monsieur Perrichon's Travels – with Rex Harrison, directed by Garland 1977 The Apple Cart – directed by Garland 1978 A Woman of No Importance – directed by Garland Look After Lulu! – directed by Garland and Theatre Royal Haymarket 1981 The Cherry Orchard – directed by Garland The Mitford Girls – directed by Garland Underneath the Arches – by Garland, Brian Glanville and Roy Hudd in association with Chesney Allen – directed by Roger Redfarn 1982 On the Rocks – directed by Jack Emery and Garland Cavell – directed by Garland Goodbye, Mr Chips – directed by Garland