The following is a list of publications we have contributed to: magazines, journals, newspapers and on-line sites (UK unless otherwise stated)

7iber.com - on-line (Jordan)
Adventure Life (Egypt)
Alpinia.net - on-line (Italy)
Al Reem - RSCN Journal (Jordan)
American Alpine Journal (USA)
AT - Adventure Travel
BMC International (on-line)
BMI Voyager (In-flight mag)
CLIMB
Climber and Rambler
Crags
Descent
Eco-Adventure Sports (on-line)
Footloose
High Mountain Sports
I Mag (Jordan)
In Focus - Tourism Concern
JO (Jordan)
Jordaniana - Anglo Jordan Society

Mountain
M ountaincraft
Mountain Forum Library (on-line)
Mountain Heritage Library (on-line)
Odyssey
OF Outdoor Focus - Writers’Guild
Oldham Chronicle
On The Edge
Out There (Australia)
Summit
Summit (USA)
The Alpine Journal
The Climber
TGO -The Great Outdoors
Times Weekend
TTG (M. East & N. Africa)
Vesterålen Bladet (Lofoten, Norway)
Wilderness
World Voyager (Russia)

…in the context of an ever-warming world, if we continue to fly for our pleasure and education, we need to ensure that such tourism is not itself damaging, and that it genuinely benefits the host communities at the other end.”
Chris Brazier
New Internationalist, 2008

“Anyone who claims there is nothing left to explore lacks imagination.”
Felicity Aston. Geographical Magazine

Adventure Travel. Front cover: Wadi Rum Photo and article by nomads

Books and Guide Books
1965 Rock Climbs in the Peak - Chew Valley (Main author)
1966 Selected Climbs in Romsdal, Norway
1970 Rock Climbs in the Peak - Northern Limestone (Contributor)
1970 Walks & Climbs in Romsdal, Norway, Cicerone Press
1971 Rock Climbs in the Peak - Bleaklow Area (Contributor)
1987 Treks and Climbs in Wadi Rum, Jordan. Cicerone Press
1987 Rock Climbing in Oman. (Contributor)
1987 Lonely Planet, Jordan and Syria. (Contributor - trekking)
1987 The Complete Climber, Lorenz Books (contributor)
1992 Walks and Scrambles in Wadi Rum, Jordan. 2nd ed, 1999
1994 & 1997, Revised 2nd & 3rd editions Treks and Climbs in Wadi Rum, Jordan. Cicerone Press
1998 Rough guide to Jordan (Contributor, trekking & climbing sections, and photos)
1998 Walks & Climbs in Romsdal, Norway, 4th ed, Cordee
2000 Jordan - Walks, Treks, Caves, Climbs & Canyons Cicerone Press
2001 Walks in Palestine - with The Nativity Trail. Cicerone Press
2001 Rough guide to Egypt (Contributor, trekking & climbing sections, and photos).
2001 Rough Guide to India (Contributor, photographs and info on north east India)
2001DK Eye Witness and Travel Guides, Holy Land (Contributor, Wadi Rum)
2002 Walking in Jordan. Published in USA
2003 Intro by Tony Howard W.C. Slingsby's Norway - The Northern Playground. Rockbuy
2005 Classic Norway.Climbs, Scrambles & Walks in Romsdal, Cordee
2006 Walks & Scrambles in Norway (with Romsdal routes by Tony Howard). Rockbuy
2007 & 2010, Revised intro, 4th & 5th editions,Treks and Climbs in Wadi Rum, Jordan. Cicerone Press
2008 fully revised 2nd edition Jordan - Walks, Treks, Caves, Climbs & Canyons Cicerone Press
2011 Troll Wall.The untold story of the British first ascent of Europe's tallest rock face, Vertebrate Publishing, given a 'Special Award for Norwegian Mountain Literature' at the Romsdal Fjellfestival, July 2011, one of only two books to receive this accolade in the last 5 years. Distributed by Cordee
2012 Walks, Treks, Climbs & Caves, Al Ayoun, North Jordan, Vertebrate Publishing and the National Press, Jordan. From Cordee, UK

When writing our guides – particularly when describing the Bedouin routes in Wadi Rum - we have always tried to give enough information to identify the routes whilst still leaving the reader room to exercise his or her own judgement when following them, since we feel that the joy of discovery is part of the essence of these routes, a philosophy which we are pleased to note is stated in the Biella Principles, mountainwilderness.org, in particular, para 2.5, “We must also question whether the proliferation of technical descriptions and guidebooks represents a potential threat to wilderness values, by considerably reducing the possibility of personal discovery and the incomparable satisfaction derived thereby.”

"Tony Howard's and Di Taylor's guidebooks for Jordan - both the general one for scrambling, canyoning, trekking and the climbing one for Rum - are excellent. Describing routes up, through, over and round the maze of domes and siqs that make the Jordanian mountains so attractive is no simple task - I've tried! Tony's climbing descriptions may look hard to follow, but once you use them on the hill, you'll realise that they are miniature masterpieces. Not only do they capture the poetry of the landscape and of the Bedouin climbing imagination, but they also tune your eye to make your own explorations."
Andrew Moore, Oxford