Here follows a list of my publications:

Books:

  1. A Guide to Malawi. Blantyre & Cape Town. Central Africana. 1994. ISBN 99908141112. 106pp.
  2. Wansford at the Millennium. The Living Story of an Ancient Village and its’ Community. Stamford. Peter Speigl & Co.  2000.
  3. The Story of Wansford. Stamford. Peter Speigl & Co. 2007.
  4. Mlozi of Central Africa: the End of the Slaver. Foreword by Professor Emeritus George Shepperson, CBE. Blantyre, Malawi & Stamford, UK. Central Africana. 2010. ISBN 978999081425-5.

Book Chapters:

  1. John Nkologo Chilembwe of Nyasaland: Pan African Visionary or Opportunist Revolutionary?  Let Us Die for Africa. Desmond D. Phiri. Central Africana. Blantyre & Cape Town. 1999. ISBN 9990814198. Foreword by Professor Emeritus George Shepperson, CBE. Edited by David Stuart-Mogg.

Articles:

  1. The Kidney Papers. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 48 – No.1, 1995. pp.1-33. With post-script by Professor Emeritus George Shepperson, pp.35-41
  2. The Kidney Papers – A Letter from the Kidney Papers. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 48 – No.1. pp. 42-48.
  3. A Visit to [Colonel] James Njoloma [in Zomba prison]. Malawi Update, Issue 21, March 1997.
  4. A Brief Investigation into the Genealogy of Pastor John Chilembwe of Nyasaland and some Thoughts on the Circumstances Surrounding his Death. The Society of Malawi Journal, Vol. 50 – No.1, 1997. pp. 44-58.
  5. Postscript to “A Brief Investigation into the Genealogy of Pastor John Chilembwe.” The Society of Malawi Journal, Vol. 50 – No: 2. 1997. pp. 54-56.
  6. The Chamare Museum, Mua Mission, Malawi.  African Research and Documentation. No: 75. 1997. pp.1-4. Also REPRINTED: Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 51 – No.1, 1999.
  7. Two Unusual Photographs of Fort Mangochi. The Society of Malawi Journal Vol. 51 – No. 1, 1998. pp. 62-70.
  8. A Listing of the British Colonial Forts, Military Encampments and Fortified Bomas in Malawi. Tribute to late Lt. Col. James Njoloma in form of edited extract from latter’s Master’s thesis with a foreword and postscript. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 51 – No. 2. 1998. pp.17-26.
  9. The Grave of Joseph Booth. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 51 – No. 2. 1998. pp. 33-36.
  10. Two Interesting K.A.R. Shooting Medals & Two N.V.R. Shooting Trophy Spoons. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 52 – No. 2. 1999. pp. 68-71.
  11. Postscript to the Appendix to Desmond D. Phiri’s “Let Us Die For Africa”. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 52 – No. 2. 1999. pp. 72-74.
  12. The Livingstone Stained Glass Windows at Livingstonia. Travel Africa Magazine. Published quarterly. Winter, 2001/2.
  13. Malawi’s Colonial Forts. Travel Africa. Summer, 2002. Re-printed (without authority) The Nation, February 2010.
  14. The Malawi Rifles, the Centenary of the KAR. Malawi First. Vol. 3, No.2, 2002. Blantyre. pp. 55-59.
  15. The Malawi Society Journal. The Herald. Vol. 9 No. 3.  29 July 2002.
  16. The Book of Fancy Fair, Zomba, Nyasaland, 1918. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 56 – No.1. 2003.
  17. Livingstonia Missionary Dr. Jessie Ridge’s 100th Birthday. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 56 – No. 2. 2003. p. 1.
  18. The Rev. David Clement Scott and the Issue of Land Title in British Central Africa. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 57 – No. 2. 2004. pp. 21 – 34.
  19. Miss Gertrude Benham. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 58 – No. 1. 2005.
  20. An African Adventure: Arthur Baring Koe. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 59 – No. 1. 2006. pp. 35 – 43.
  21. Frederick Njilima (Gresham), M.M. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 60 – No. 1. 2007. pp. 23 – 30.
  22. The Identification of John Chilembwe’s Body and his Secret Burial.  Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 61 – No. 2. 2008. pp 42-51.
  23. John Chilembwe: Aspiration and Achievement. With comments by George Shepperson. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 63 – No. 1. 2010. pp 10 – 22.
  24. John Chilembwe’s Wife and Progeny. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 63 – No. 2. 2010. pp. 25 – 38.
  25. Professor Emeritus George Shepperson, C.B.E: Scholar, Soldier, Poet. An appreciation in anticipation of his 90th birthday. Rhino Review. Journal of KAR & EA Forces Association, Vol. II No. 15, 2011.

Book Foreword:

  1. Rosemary Argente. Always With You: a Malawi Legacy. Malawi. Simanyi Books. 2007. ISBN 978 0 9557327 0 6.

Book Reviews:

  1. Corporal Haussmann Goes to War. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol.54 – No.2, 2001.
  2. The Great Rift. David & Elspeth King. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol.55 – No.1, 2002.
  3. Wild Goose: the Life & Death of Hugh van Oppen. Professor Colin Baker. The Herald. 10 July 2002
  4. Malawi: the Warm Heart of Africa. Johnston & Ferrar. Scottish Malawi Update. December 2002.
  5. A Brief History of the Malawi Rifles to Mark the Centenary of the K. A. R. 1902 – 2002. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 56 – No.1. 2003.
  6. A Brief History of the Malawi Rifles to Mark the Centenary of the K. A. R. 1902 – 2002. Lt. Col. Namangale. Zomba. Public information Office. 2002.  Rhino Review. 2003.
  7. Yuraia Chatonda Chirwa: the Faithful Servant. Austin Mkandawire. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 57 – No.1. 2004. p. 45.
  8.  The Spectrum Guide to Malawi. John Douglas & Kelly White. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 57 – No.1. 2004. p. 46
  9.  Peculiar Honours: a Missionary Adventure in Malawi. Rev. Stewart Lane. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 60 – No. 2, 2007.
  10. Jobs for the Boys: the Story of a Family in Britain’s Imperial Heyday. Hew Stevenson. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 63 – No. 2. 2010. pp. 62 -63.

Obituaries:

  1. Captain Arthur Mell, 1925-1998. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 51 – No. 2. 1998. pp. 39-43.
  2. Rev. David Brian Roy, 1925-2000. The Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 52 – No. 2. 1999. pp. 80-83.
  3. Cyril Marlow, M.B.E., P.P.M., 1922-2001. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 55 – No.1, 2002.
  4. Allan Kidney, D. Phil. 1912-2001. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol.55 – No.1, 2002.
  5. Dr. Jessie Christine Ridge, 1903-2006. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 60 – No. 1. 2007. p. 40 – 41.
  6. Colonel Dudley Thornton, CBE, ERD, 1919-2009. Society of Malawi Journal. Vol. 62 – No 2. 2009. pp. 42 – 44.

Pamphlets:

  1. A History of St. Nicholas Church, Twywell, Northants. PCC. 1995.
  2. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Wansford, Cambs. PCC. 2001.
  3. St Remigius Church, Water Newton, Cambs. PCC. 2001.

Radio Script:

  1. Deirdre Livingstone’s Journey to Malawi. Narrated by Lord David Steel, KT, KBE, PC.  B.B.C. Radio Scotland. Broadcast 30/12/97.