BFI Flipside DVD series. In 2015, the Nottingham Five Leaves Bookshop held an event called "But I Know This City!" focused on Johnson's novel The Unfortunates, which is set there. It took participants round the city to listen to live readings of the novel's sections in whatever order they chose. Indie pop band Los Campesinos! has cited the literature of B. S. Johnson among their non-musical influences. There is a collection of B. S. Johnson's literary papers and correspondence in the British Library (Add MS 89001). Bibliography Novels Travelling People (1963) Albert Angelo (1964) Trawl (1966) The Unfortunates (1969) House Mother Normal (1971) Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry (1973) See the Old Lady Decently (1975) Poetry and anthologies, including those edited by Johnson Poems (1964) The Evacuees (1968) London Consequences: A Novel (1972). A novel with each chapter composed by a different author including Johnson, Margaret Drabble, Paul Ableman and others All Bull: The National Servicemen (1973) Aren't You Rather Young to be Writing Your Memoirs? (1973). A collection of Johnson's shorter prose written between 1960 and 1973 You Always Remember the First Time (1975) Well Done God! Selected Prose and Drama of B.S.Johnson (2013). A collection edited by Jonathan Coe, Philip Tew and Julia Jordan. Selected filmography You're Human Like the Rest of Them (1967) The Unfortunates (1969) The Smithsons on Housing (1970) Paradigm (1969) B. S. Johnson on Dr. Samuel Johnson (1971) Unfair! (1970) Fat Man On A Beach (1973) Biography Jonathan Coe. (2004) Like A Fiery Elephant: The Story of B.S. Johnson. Picador Academic studies Philip Tew (2001), B. S. Johnson: A Critical Reading. Manchester University Press, Krystyna Stamirowska (2006), B. S. Johnson's Novels: A Paradigm of Truth. Kraków: Universitas, Philip Tew and Glyn White (2007), Re-reading B. S. Johnson. Palgrave Macmillan, Vanessa Guignery (2009), Ceci n’est pas une fiction. Les romans vrais de B.S. Johnson. Presses de l’Université Paris-Sorbonne, Nicolas Tredell (2010), Fighting Fictions: The Novels of B. S. Johnson. Paupers' Press, Vanessa Guignery, ed. (2015), The B.S. Johnson / Zulfikar Ghose Correspondence. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Sebastian Groes (2016), "English Anti-Novels", in: British Fictions of the Sixties. New York and London: Bloomsbury, References External links A "B.S. Johnson" website. Interview with Paul Tickell, director of 'Christie Malry's Own Double Entry' New Directions Publishing Corporation Andy Wimbush's write-up of 'Albert Angelo' on the London Fictions website 1933 births 1973 suicides Alumni of King's College London Suicides in Islington