Poetry

Folk Tunes
The Past Completes Me, Selected Poems
A Fold in the Light
Dalliance and Scorn
Mermaid
Momentum
Former Light, Selected Poems
Years Found in Likeness
The Twofold Place
The Pausing of the Hours
Astral Sea
Icelandic Solitaries

Fiction

The Lakewoman
The Man who Stayed Below (Aus)
The Man who Stayed Below (USA)
The Man who Stayed Below (France)
The Man who Stayed Below (UK)
The Enduring Disguises
To the Burning City
Close Ups
The Tazyrik Year
The Schoonermaster's Dance

Non-Fiction

The Totem Ship
Three Streets in Search of an Auther

To the Burning City
Heinemann 1991,1992, (UK 1993)

Underrated Alan Gould, unable to write the pretentious, politically correct, thinly textured fiction that wins publicity in Australia, has managed at least to construct a finely crafted and substantial novel, To The Burning City. When temperate retrospects become possible, this will be regarded as one of the most accomplished novels of recent years.In a literary world with less rancour, less institutionalised prejudice, less cowardice, Gould's To The Burning City would be seen as an occasion for pride.
Peter Pierce, The Canberra Times, 1991