published in 2020. Its cover features a depiction of The Long Man of Wilmington, an enigmatic hill figure often referenced in Whitbourn's writing. The Long Man or Giant—Southern England's answer to the Sphinx—has come to symbolise the author's beloved Downs Country. For further reading re the Long Man, see Rodney Castleden's comprehensive and elegantly written The Wilmington Giant: The Quest for a Lost Myth, 1983. In December 2020 Whitbourn also released a ‘Young Adult' Fantasy novel, Amy-Faith & The Stronghold, the first volume of a projected series. A sequel, Amy-Faith & The Enemy of Calm, duly appeared in 2021. A rare press interview with Whitbourn in 2000 was entitled Confessions of a Counter-Reformation Green Anarcho-Jacobite. In 2021 Whitbourn won the Cædmon Prize, awarded annually by Anglo-Saxon studies society Ða Engliscan Gesiðas (The English Companions), for a poem composed in Old English style and judged to be in accordance with 'the spirit of Old English poetry.’ In 2014 a new housing development in the village of Binscombe, Surrey, was named Whitbourn Mews in honour of the author and his The Binscombe Tales series. Complete Works Books Short stories Articles {| class="wikitable" width="100%" ! Title !! Published in !! Year |- |"The Day The Cornish Invaded Guildford" (1497 rebellion) || The Surrey Advertiser || 2 June 1989. |- |"The Bones of a Revolutionary" (Tom Paine's remains) || The Surrey Advertiser || 22 September 1989. |- |"A Gift To Woden From Pevensey?" || The Parish Pump No. 65 || Spring 1990. |- |"A Gift To Woden From Pevensey?" || Wiðowinde (Bindweed). Journal of Ða Engliscan Geðisdas (The English Companions) No. 88 || August 1990. |- |"What Would Have Happened If..." || The Catholic Times || 6 November 1994 |- |"Taking Fantastic Liberties With Our History" (Interview) || The Surrey Advertiser || 29 May 1998 |- |SF & Fantasy Book Reviews. x30. || SFX Magazine || 1998-2004 |- |"Sticks & Stones" || Wiðowinde (Bindweed). Journal of Ða Engliscan Geðisdas (The English Companions) No. 113 || Spring 1998 |- |"Why I Like It Here" || Downs Country Magazine no. 22 || May 1998 |- |"In the Shade of the Typewriter Tree" (Interview) || Interzone no 135 || September 1998 |- |"'Orrible Massacre in Sussex" || Downs Country Magazine no. 26 || January 1999 |- |"The 'Prehistory' of St. Edmund's – 1534 – 1899" || Essay in The Catholic Parish of St. Edmund, King & Martyr,