Julian Symons
BIOGRAPHY (via Wikipedia; NB: We have found this to link to the wrong person, occasionally. It will be obvious when this has happened.)
Julian Gustave Symons (originally Gustave Julian Symons, pronounced SIMM-ons; 30 May 1912 – 19 November 1994) was a British crime writer and poet. He also wrote social and military history, biography and studies of literature. He was born in Clapham, London, and died in Walmer, Kent.
Books & Publications
- Author: The Advertising Murders — 1992 edition
Contributions in order of title
- A Theme for Hyacinth — in 65 Great Murder Mysteries
- Flowers that Bloom in the Spring — in The Omnibus of Modern Crime Stories
- Holocaust at Mayhem arva — in A Classic English Crime. 13 Stories for the Christie Centenary from the Crime Writers' Association
- How to Trap a Crook — in Ellery Queen's Murdercade
- Introduction — in Butcher's Dozen
- Introduction — in Verdict of Thirteen
- Murder on the Race Course — in The Sport of Crime
- The Adventure of Hillerman Hall — in The Further Adventures of Sherlock Homes
- The Case of S.W.2 — in The Evening Standard Detective Book 2nd Series
- The Crimson Coach Murders — in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine
- The Crimson Coach Murders — in Ellery Queen's Faces of Mystery
- The Desk — in The Evening Standard Detective Book 2nd Series
- The Dupe — in Butcher's Dozen
- The Flaw — in The Mammoth Book of Modern Crime Stories
- The Grand National Case — in Choice of Weapons
- The Last Time — in Winter's Crimes 3
- The Murderer — in The Oxford Book of English Detective Stories
- The Sensitive Ears of Mr Small — in Ellery Queen's Magicians of Mystery
- The Summer Holiday Murders — in Murder Takes a Holiday
- The Tiger's Stripe — in Crime Waves 1
- The Wimbledon Mystery — in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine
- The Woman Afraid of October — in John Creasy's Crime Collection 1978
- Waiting for Mr McGregor — in Verdict of Thirteen