Milligan (1969) Indefinite Articles and Scunthorpe (1981) A Potboiling Dustbin Full of Bits (1984) Scunthorpe Revisited: With Added Milligan Articles and Instant Relatives (1989) A Mad Medley of Milligan (1999) The Essential Spike Milligan (2002) The Compulsive Spike Milligan (2004) Box 18: The Unpublished Spike Milligan (2006) Collections (mostly poetry) Silly Verse for Kids (1959) A Book of Milliganimals (1968) Values (poems) (1969) Milligan's Ark (1971) Small Dreams of a Scorpion (poems) (1972) Transports of Delight (1974) Milligan Book of Records (1975) Poems (1977) Goblins (poems) (1978) Open Heart University (poems) (1979) Twelve Poems That Made December Colder (1979) Unspun Socks from a Chicken's Laundry (poems) (1981) Chill Air (poems) (1981) One Hundred and One Best and Only Limericks of Spike Milligan (1982) Silly Verse for Kids and Animals (1984) Floored Masterpieces with Worse Verse (1985) (with Tracey Boyd) Further Transports of Delight (1985) The Mirror Running (poems) (1987) Startling Verse for All the Family (1987) That's Amazing (1988) Condensed Animals (1991) Hidden Words: Collected Poems (1993) Fleas, Knees and Hidden Elephants (poems) (1994) Recordings Does not include Goon Show-related recordings Milligan Preserved (1961) Bridge on the River Wye (1962) Best of Milligan's Wake (1964) How to Win an Election (Or Not Lose By Much) (1964) Muses With Spike Milligan (1965) The World of Beachcomber (1968) A Record Load of Rubbish (1971) Badjelly The Witch (A Musical Tale) and Other Goodies (1974) He's Innocent of Watergate (or Dick's Last Stand) (1974) Spike Milligan with Jeremy Taylor: An Adult Entertainment Live at Cambridge University (1974) Spike Milligan and Ed Welch Sing Songs From Q8 (1978) Puckoon (1980) Adolf Hitler – My Part in His Downfall (1981) Spike Milligan: Wolves, Witches & Giants (1982) Unspun Socks From a Chicken's Laundry (1982) Where Have All the Bullets Gone? (1989) Peace Work (1995) Rommel? Gunner Who? (1997) Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall (1997) Spike Milligan: The Parkinson Interviews (2002) Notes References Further reading Articles Books External links 'Grand Waltz for Brisbane Water' composed by Spike Milligan. 1918 births 2002 deaths 20th-century British comedians 20th-century British poets 20th-century memoirists 21st-century British comedians Actors awarded knighthoods Audiobook narrators BBC people British Army personnel of World War II British Book Award winners British comedy writers British humorous poets British male comedians British male comedy actors British male dramatists and playwrights British male film actors British male radio actors British male stage actors British male television actors