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Julian Symons Books in Order

Julian Symons is a series of 64 books written by Julian Symons.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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64 Books in Series

1

The Immaterial Murder Case

by Julian Symons

1945
2

Bland Beginning

by Julian Symons

1949
3

A Man Called Jones

by Julian Symons

1949
4

Selected Writings of Samuel Johnson Falcon Prose Classics

by Julian Symons

1949
5

The 31st Of February

by Julian Symons

1950
6

Charles Dickens

by Julian Symons

1951
7

The Clue in the Book

by Julian Symons

1952
8

Thomas Carlyle The Life and Ideas of Prophet

by Julian Symons

1952
9

The Broken Penny

by Julian Symons

1953
10

The Narrowing Circle

by Julian Symons

1954
11

Horatio Bottomley;

by Julian Symons

1955
12

The Paper Chase / Bogue's Fortune

by Julian Symons

1956
13

The Colour Of Murder

by Julian Symons

1957
14

The Gigantic Shadow / The Pipe Dream

by Julian Symons

1958
15

The Progress of a Crime

by Julian Symons

1960
16

A Reasonable Doubt

by Julian Symons

1960
17

The Killing Of Francie Lake / The Plain Man

by Julian Symons

1962
18

Carlyle

by Julian Symons

1963
19

The End of Solomon Grundy

by Julian Symons

1964
20

The Belting Inheritance

by Julian Symons

1965
21

Francis Quarles Investigates: Tales for the Connoisseur of Detective Fiction

by Julian Symons

1965
22

Death's Darkest Face

by Julian Symons

1966
23

CRIME A Pictorial History of Crime 1840 to the Present

by Julian Symons

1966
24

Critical Occasions

by Julian Symons

1966
25

England's pride

by Julian Symons

1966
26

Crime and Detection

by Julian Symons

1966
27

The Man Who Killed Himself

by Julian Symons

1967
28

The Man Whose Dreams Came True

by Julian Symons

1968
29

The Players and The Game

by Julian Symons

1972
30

Bloody Murder

by Julian Symons

1972
31

Between the Wars

by Julian Symons

1972
32

Notes From Another Country

by Julian Symons

1972
33

The Plot Against Roger Rider

by Julian Symons

1973
34

The Thirties

by Julian Symons

1973
35

Buller's Campaign

by Julian Symons

1974
36

A Three-Pipe Problem

by Julian Symons

1975
37

The Angry 30's

by Julian Symons

1976
38

The Man Who Lost His Wife

by Julian Symons

1977
39

The Blackheath Poisonings

by Julian Symons

1978
40

The Tell-Tale Heart

by Julian Symons

1978
41

Sweet Adelaide

by Julian Symons

1980
42

The Modern Crime Story

by Julian Symons

1980
43

Critical Observations

by Julian Symons

1981
44

Agatha Christie, the Art of Her Crimes

by Julian Symons

1981
45

The Detling Murders / The Detling Secret

by Julian Symons

1982
46

Agatha Christie Cover Story

by Julian Symons

1982
47

The Name of Annabel Lee

by Julian Symons

1983
48

Crime and Detection Quiz

by Julian Symons

1983
49

1948 and 1984

by Julian Symons

1984
50

Dashiell Hammett

by Julian Symons

1985
51

The Criminal Comedy of the Contented Couple / A Criminal Comedy

by Julian Symons

1986
52

A.J.A. Symons, His Life And Speculations

by Julian Symons

1986
53

The General Strike

by Julian Symons

1987
54

Mortal Consequences

by Julian Symons

1987
55

Makers of the New

by Julian Symons

1987
56

The Kentish Manor Murders

by Julian Symons

1988
57

Conan Doyle

by Julian Symons

1989
58

The Thirties and the Nineties

by Julian Symons

1990
59

Something Like a Love Affair

by Julian Symons

1993
60

Criminal Practices

by Julian Symons

1994
61

The Man Who Hated Television / Did Sherlock Holmes Meet Hercule?

by Julian Symons

1995
62

Playing Happy Families

by Julian Symons

1995
63

A Sort Of Virtue

by Julian Symons

1996
64

The Detections of Francis Quarles

by Julian Symons

2006

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Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shaped MRB and its growth.

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