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Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| Death of an Alderman |
Cassell |
1968 |
US: 1968 Walker |
| Death in Midwinter |
Cassell |
1969 |
US: 1969 Walker |
| Hangman's Tide |
Macmillan |
1975 |
US: 1975 St Martin's |
| No Birds Sang |
Macmillan |
1975 |
US: 1976 St Martin's |
| Rescue from the Rose |
Macmillan |
1976 |
US: 1976 St Martin's |
| Gamekeeper's Gallows |
Macmillan |
1976 |
US: 1977 St Martin's |
| Dead Nettle |
Macmillan |
1977 |
US: 1977 St Martin's |
| Some Run Crooked |
Macmillan |
1978 |
US: 1978 St Martin's |
| The Anathema Stone |
Collins Crime Club |
1980 |
US: 1980 St Martin's |
| Playground of Death |
Ditto |
1981 |
US: 1983 St Martin's |
| Surrender Value |
Ditto |
1981 |
US: 1981 St Martin's |
| The Green Frontier |
Collins Crime Club |
1981 |
US: 1982 St Martin's |
| The Sunset Law |
Ditto |
1982 |
US: 1982 St Martin's |
| Mr Fred |
Collins Crime Club |
1983 |
US: 1983 St Martin's |
| The Asking Price |
Ditto |
1983 |
US: 1983 St Martin's |
| Corridors of Guilt |
Collins Crime Club |
1984 |
US: 1984 St Martin's |
| The Hobbema Prospect |
As Above |
1984 |
US: 1984 as above |
| Passion in the Peak |
As Above |
1985 |
US: 1985 ditto |
| The Innocents at Home |
As Above |
1986 |
US: 1986 ditto |
| Moondrop to Murder |
As Above |
1986 |
US: 1986 ditto |
| Displaced Person |
As Above |
1987 |
US: 1987 ditto |
Uncollected Short Stories
Taken at the Ebb - in Winter's Crimes 7 - Macmillan,
1975.
Bellany's Bus - Winter's Crimes 8 - Macmillan, 1976.
Saskja.- Winter's Crimes 1O - Macmillan, 1978.
The Wedding Party - Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 27 October
1980.
The Author also Wrote as John Greenwood
Murder Mr. Mosley - Quartet - US: 1983
Walker
Mosley by Moonlight - Quartet, 1984.
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Further Information
John Buxton Hilton In his own words
I suppose I am less interested in puzzles—and certainly less in
violence—than m character, local colour, folk-lore, social history,
and historical influences, most of which loom large in most of my
books. With these ingredients I try to write the sort of books that
1 wish 1 could find to read. I believe that the distinction between
suspense fiction and the "literary" novel is an unreal one and my
effort is to bridge the gap. Consequently 1 believe that my books
should appeal to readers of some literary sensitivity who do not
normally read "thrillers."
Overview
English editions precede their American counterparts in all
circumstances. The books are well liked though seem to be of greater
interest to readers than collectors. This makes them excellent value
and a full set of first editions can be put together for a very
reasonable sum. British editions should all carry a price on the
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