Other works

Puckoon: a novel, 1963, ISBN 0140023747

Dustbin of Milligan, 1961, ISBN 0234775688

Silly Verse for Kids, 1959, isbn 0140303316

A Book of Bits, 1965, isbn 0234779004

Small Dreams of a Scorpion (more serious poetry), 1972, ISBN 0718110498

Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall, 1971, ISBN 0140035206

Rommel? Gunner Who?, 1974, ISBN 0718107330

Monty, His Part in My Victory, 1976, ISBN 0718115317

Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall, 1978, isbn 0718117387

Where Have All the Bullets Gone, 1985, ISBN 0718124308

Goodbye Soldier, 1986, ISBN 0718125045

Peace Work, 1991, isbn 0718135334

It Ends with Magic, 1990, isbn 071813432X

(1961) He played Ben Gunn in the stage adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island" at the Mermaid Theatre in London, England with John Woodvine, Sean Scully, Richard Mayes, Patrick O'Connell, Edward Rees, Norman Scace, Captain Flint, and Daniel Thorndike in the cast.

(1965) He acted in Riccardo Aragno's adaptation of Ivan Goncharov's play, "Son of Oblomov," at the Comedy Theatre in London, England with Joan Greenwood and Peter Eyre in the cast.

(September 15, 2002) There was a tribute to him, "Spike Milligan: I Told You I Was Ill," at the Guildhall Theatre in London, England with Eric Sykes, Kathy Burke, John Dankworth, Harry Enfield, Eddie Izzard, Terry Jones, Cleo Laine, Paul Merton, Michael Palin, John Sergeant, Meera Syal, and Stephen Tompkinson in the cast. George Martin and Giles Martin were producers.

(1981) TV commercial for English Tourist Board