Julian Symons Anthologies books in order

Anthologies edited by or featuring Julian Symons, spanning crime fiction and literary collections.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 An anthology of War Poetry. 1942 Julian Symons Buy
2 Some Things Fierce and Fatal. 1957 Julian Symons Buy
3 Open at Your Own Risk 1975 Julian Symons Buy
4 Agatha Christie 1977 Julian Symons Buy
5 John Creasey’s Crime Collection, 1977 1977 Julian Symons Buy
6 Verdict of Thirteen 1979 Julian Symons Buy
7 Great Detectives 1981 Julian Symons Buy
8 The Scoop and Behind the Screen 1983 Julian Symons Buy
9 New Poetry 9: An Arts Council Anthology 1983 Julian Symons Buy
10 Tales of the Uncanny 1983 Julian Symons Buy
11 Deadly Arts 1985 Julian Symons Buy
12 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 1987 Julian Symons Buy
13 100 Great Detectives, Or, the Detective Directory 1991 Julian Symons Buy
14 Fifty Best Mysteries 1993 Julian Symons Buy
15 Great Cases of Scotland Yard, Volume Two 1997 Julian Symons Buy
16 Murder Most Merry 2002 Julian Symons Buy
17 Murder in Midsummer: Classic Mysteries for the Holidays 2019 Julian Symons Buy

Julian Symons edited or contributed to seventeen anthologies spanning from An Anthology of War Poetry (1942) to the posthumous Murder in Midsummer (2019). His editorial work helped define the crime fiction canon, with collections like Verdict of Thirteen, Great Detectives, and Deadly Arts reflecting his deep knowledge of the genre.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Julian Symons Anthologies series?

There are seventeen books in the Julian Symons Anthologies series, published between 1942 and 2019.

What is the first book in the Julian Symons Anthologies series?

The first book in the Julian Symons Anthologies series is An anthology of War Poetry., published in 1942.

What anthologies did Julian Symons edit or contribute to?

Symons edited or contributed to seventeen anthologies between 1942 and 2019, including Verdict of Thirteen, Great Detectives, and the posthumous Murder in Midsummer. He was a respected anthology editor who helped define the crime fiction canon.

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