2017 Maud Sulter, Blood Money (Remix) poem, re-issued. Plounéour-Ménez: Editions Isabelle Sauvage..
2005 Sekhmet: A Decade or So of Poems, Dumfries: Dumfries and Galloway Council
2003 Unrequited, Edinburgh: A19
2002 Service to Empire, Edinburgh: A19
1991 Echo: Works by Women Artists 1870-1940, London: Tate Publishing
1990 Passion: Discourses on Blackwomen’s Creativity, Hebden Bridge: Urban Fox Press
1990 A Calabash of Dreams, Hebden Bridge: Urban Fox Press
1990 Necropolis, Hebden Bridge: Urban Fox Press
1989 Zabat: Poetics of a Family Tree, Hebden Bridge: Urban Fox Press
1989 Zabat Narratives, Hebden Bridge: Urban Fox Press
1985 As A Black Woman, Akira Press, London, re-issued Hebden Bridge: Urban Fox Press, 1989
Essays
2000 Polaroid Portraits: Maud Sulter, The Photographer’s Lecture, 2002. Studies in Photography. 2001-2002 Scottish Society for the History of Photography.
1998 In memoriam: Donald Gladstone Rodney, Portfolio Magazine, no 27.
1996 Black Codes: The Misrepresentation of Black Lesbians in Film. In: Mohin L. ed., An Intimacy of Equals: Lesbian Feminist Ethics. London: Onlywomen Press.
1995 Life’s a Bitch and Then You Die. [interview with Andres Serrano]. Portfolio Magazine, no 21.
1994 Biographical Sketch and Poems. In: O’Rourke, D. ed., Dream State: The New Scottish Poets. Edinburgh: Polygon
1993 A Woman Possessed: The Art of Lorna Simpson. Portfolio Magazine, no. 18
1989 ‘Freedom and Change’: She Who Writes Herstory Rewrites History: A Statement from the Elbow Room’. In: The Other Story: Afro-Asian Artists in Post-War Britain London: South Bank Centre (with Lubaina Himid)
1989 The Nature of Photography: Black Notes from the Underground, Feminist Arts News.vol 3, no 2.
1988 Wild Women Don’t Get the Blues, interview with Alice Walker. In: Grewal S. & others. Charting the Journey: Writings by Black and Third World Women. London: Sheba Feminist Publishers
1988. Call and Response, Feminist Arts News vol 2 no 8
1988. Daufuskie Island: An interview with Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe’, Feminist Arts News, vol 2 no 8, longer version in Ten:8, no. 31
1987 Notes of a Native Daughter. In: Ngcobo, L. ed., Let it be Told: Essays by Black Women in Britain, London: Pluto
A selection of Maud Sulter’s poetry can be found on line at the Scottish Poetry Library
