Bibliography

As Edith Pargeter

Jim Benison a.k.a. The Second World War Trilogy

The Eighth Champion of Christendom (1945)
Reluctant Odyssey (1946)
Warfare Accomplished (1947)

The Heaven Tree Trilogy

The Heaven Tree (1960)
The Green Branch (1962) (1230 William De Braose, a Norman Marcher Lord was hanged for an affair with Joan, lady of Wales, the wife of Prince Llywelyn ab Iorwerth.)
The Scarlet Seed (1963)

The Brothers of Gwynedd Quartet

Four novels about Llewelyn the Last:

Sunrise in the West (1974)
The Dragon at Noonday (1975)
The Hounds of Sunset (1976)
Afterglow and Nightfall (1977)

Other

Hortensius, Friend of Nero (1936)
Iron-Bound (1936)
The City Lies Four-Square (1939)
Ordinary People (1941) (a.k.a. People of My Own)
She Goes to War (1942)
The Fair Young Phoenix (1948)
By Firelight (1948) (US title: By This Strange Fire)
The Coast of Bohemia (1950) (non-fiction: an account of a journey in Czechoslovakia)
Lost Children (1951)
Tales of the Little Quarter (1951). Translation from Czech of the collection by Jan Neruda
Most Loving Mere Folly (1953)
The Rough Magic (1953)
The Soldier at the Door (1954)
A Means of Grace (1956)
The Assize of the Dying (1958).
- 'The Assize of the Dying'; and 'Aunt Helen' ('The Assize of the Dying' was filmed, as The Spaniard's Curse, also in 1958)
Legends of Old Bohemia (1964). Translation from Czech of the book by Alois Jirásek[17]
The Lily Hand and other stories (1965): 1995); see pseudonym Ellis Peters (books) (chron.):
- 'A Grain of Mustard Seed', 'Light-Boy', 'Grim Fairy Tale', 'Trump of Doom', 'The Man Who Met Himself', 'The Linnet in the Garden', 'How Beautiful is Youth', 'All Souls' Day', 'The Cradle', 'My Friend the Enemy', 'The Lily Hand, 'A Question of Faith', 'The Purple Children', 'I am a Seagull', 'Carnival Night', 'The Ultimate Romeo and Juliet'
A Bloody Field by Shrewsbury (1972) (US title: The Bloody Field)
The Marriage of Meggotta (1979) (about Margaret de Burgh, daughter of Hubert de Burgh, 2nd earl of Kent, who saved Prince Arthur the first time King John tried to have him killed)

Non-fiction

How to destroy the human personality. Birmingham Daily Post, 28 August 1968. Translation of an article by Ivo Pondelicek

Short stories

Brambleridge Tales

Late Apple Harvest Everywoman's, October 1938
Poppy Juice Everywoman's, November 1938
Christmas Roses Everywoman's, December 1938
Under the Big Top Everywoman's, January 1939
Meet of the Clear Water Hunt Everywoman's, February 1939
Lambs in the Meadow Everywoman's, March 1939
April Foolishness Everywoman's, April 1939
Happy Ending Everywoman's, May 1939

Others

Mightiest in the Mightiest. Everywoman's, March 1936.
Ere I Forget Thee. Everywoman's, July 1936.
Coronation Stairs. Everywoman's, March 1937.
Santa Claus Would Understand. Everywoman's, December 1937.
Perfect Love. Twenty-Story Magazine, December 1937.
Wrong Turning. Everywoman's, April 1938.
Under the Big Top. Everywoman's, January 1939.
Forty-Eight Hours Leave. Everywoman's, December 1939.
The Duchess and the Doll. The Uncertain Element: An Anthology of Fantastic Conceptions, edited by Kay Dick, 1950.
A Girl of Indiscretion. John Bull, 19 October 1953.
Assize of the Dying. Sydney Daily Herald, serialised daily from 23 October to 11 December 1954; and, as The Assize of the Dying, serialised in Good Housekeeping, January to March 1955. Collected in The Assize of the Dying.
How Beautiful Is Youth. Australian Women's Weekly, 20 April 1955. Collected in The Lily Hand.
Dead Mountain Lion. Australian Women's Weekly, 4 April 1956. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
A Lift into Colmar. Australian Women's Weekly, 6, 13, 20 and 27 March 1957. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
Young Man with a Pram. Australian Women's Weekly, 2 October 1957. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
The Linnet in the Garden. Australian Women's Weekly, 12 February 1958. Collected in The Lily Hand.
A Question of Faith. Argosy, February 1958, as by Edith Pargeter.
Aunt Helen. Australian Women's Weekly, 30 April and 7 May 1958. Collected in The Assize of the Dying and The Lily Hand.
The Purple Children. Australian Women's Weekly, 2 July 1958. Collected in The Lily Hand.
The Man Who Met Himself. Argosy, November 1958, as by Edith Pargeter.
Change of Heart. Argosy, January 1959, as by Edith Pargeter.
An Image of Grace. Australian Women's Weekly, 5 August 1959.
Chance Meeting. Australian Women's Weekly, 2 September 1959. Collected in The Lily Hand.
The Squared Circle. Australian Women's Weekly, 16 December 1959. Collected in The Lily Hand.
Hostile Witness. Australian Women's Weekly, 5 April 1961. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
The Cradle. Australian Women's Weekly, 20 December 1961. Collected in The Lily Hand.
Guide to Doom. This Week, 10 November 1963.
The Chestnut Calf. This Week, 29 December 1963.
O Gold, O Girl!. Argosy, 31 March 1965, as by Edith Pargeter. Collected in The Trinity Cat as 'The Golden Girl'.
With Regrets. This Week, 30 May 1965. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
A Grain of Mustard Seed. This Week, 30 June 1966. Collected in The Trinity Cat as 'The Mustard Seed'.
Maiden Garland. Winter's Crimes 1, 1969. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
The Trinity Cat. Winter's Crimes 8, 1976. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
Come to Dust. Winter's Crimes 16, 1984. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
Let Nothing You Dismay!. Winter's Crimes 21, 1989. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
The Frustration Dream. 2nd Culprit, 1993. Collected in The Trinity Cat.
The Man Who Held up the Roof. Collected in The Trinity Cat. Details of any earlier publication unknown.
At the House of the Gentle Wind. Collected in The Trinity Cat. Details of any earlier publication unknown.
Breathless Beauty. Collected in The Trinity Cat. Details of any earlier publication unknown.
A Present for Ivo. Collected in The Trinity Cat. Details of any earlier publication unknown.

As Ellis Peters

George Felse and Family

Fallen into the Pit (1951) (originally published under her own name)
Death and the Joyful Woman (1961) (Edgar Award for Best Novel, 1963)
Flight of a Witch (1964)
A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs (1965) (US title: Who Lies Here?). Serialised as The Sands Have a Secret. Woman's Realm from 5 September to 10 October 1964
The Piper on the Mountain (1966)
Black is the Colour of my True Love's Heart (1967). Serialised Australian Women's Weekly, 22 and 27 December 1967 ISBN 9781784972844
The Grass-Widow's Tale (1968). Serialised Australian Women's Weekly, 29 May and 5 June 1968
The House of Green Turf (1969). Serialised Australian Women's Weekly, 15, 22 and 29 January 1969
Mourning Raga (1969)
The Knocker on Death's Door (1970). Serialised Australian Women's Weekly, 12, 19 and 26 August 1970
Death to the Landlords! (1972)
City of Gold and Shadows (1973)
Rainbow's End (1978)

Brother Cadfael

A Morbid Taste for Bones (published in August 1977, set in 1137)
One Corpse Too Many (July 1979, set in August 1138)
Monk's Hood (August 1980, set in December 1138)
Saint Peter's Fair (May 1981, set in July 1139)
The Leper of Saint Giles (August 1981, set in October 1139)
The Virgin in the Ice (April 1982, set in November 1139)
The Sanctuary Sparrow (January 1983, set in the Spring of 1140)[18][note 1]
The Devil's Novice (August 1983, set in September 1140)
Dead Man's Ransom (April 1984, set in February 1141)
The Pilgrim of Hate (September 1984, set in May 1141)
An Excellent Mystery (June 1985, set in August 1141)
The Raven in the Foregate (February 1986, set in December 1141)
The Rose Rent (October 1986, set in June 1142)
The Hermit of Eyton Forest (June 1987, set in October 1142)[20]
The Confession of Brother Haluin (March 1988, set in December 1142)
A Rare Benedictine: The Advent of Brother Cadfael (September 1988, set in 1120)
The Heretic's Apprentice (February 1989, set in June 1143)
The Potter's Field (September 1989, set in August 1143)
The Summer of the Danes (April 1991, set in April 1144)
The Holy Thief (August 1992, set in February 1145)
Brother Cadfael's Penance (May 1994, set in November 1145)

Others

Holiday With Violence (1952). First published under her own name.
Death Mask (1959)
The Will and the Deed (1960) (US title: Where There's a Will)
Funeral of Figaro (1962)
The Horn of Roland (1974)
Never Pick Up Hitchhikers! (1976)
Shropshire (non-fiction, with Roy Morgan) (1992) ISBN 978-0-86299-996-4[21]
Strongholds and Sanctuaries : The Borderland of England and Wales (non-fiction, with Roy Morgan) (1993) ISBN 978-0747278542
The Trinity Cat and Other Mysteries (Crippen & Landru, 2006), short stories (Dead mountain lion, A lift into Colmar, At the house of the gentle wind, Breathless beauty, A present for Ivo, Guide to doom, The golden girl, Hostile witness, With regrets, Maiden Garland, The trinity cat, Come to dust, Let nothing you dismay!, The frustration dream, The man who held up the roof)

As John Redfern

The Victim Needs a Nurse (1940)

As Jolyon Carr

Novels

Murder in the Dispensary (1938)
Freedom for Two (1939)
Masters of the Parachute Mail (1940)
Death Comes by Post (1940)

Uncollected short stories

Come In - and Welcome. Everywoman's, January 1938

As Peter Benedict

Day Star (1937)

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