- Title Listings
- Mysteries & Detective Stories
- Romances & Adventures
- Autobiographical
- Writing as 'Maxwell March'
- Notes About the Title List
- Short Story Cross-Reference
The Novels and Stories: A Listing
- Mysteries & Detective Stories
- The White Cottage Mystery (1928)
- The Crime at Black Dudley
(1929)
- Also titled: The Black Dudley Murder (US)
- Mystery Mile (1930)
Look to the Lady (1931)- Also titled: The Gyrth Chalice Mystery (US)
- Police at the Funeral
(1931)
Sweet Danger (1933)- Also titled: Kingdom of Death (US)
- Also titled: The Fear Sign (US)
- Death of a Ghost (1934)
- Flowers for the Judge
(1936)
- Also titled: Legacy in Blood (US)
- Mr. Campion: Criminologist - Stories (1937)
- Dancers in Mourning
(1937)
- Also titled: Who Killed Chloe? (US)
- The Case of the Late Pig
(1937)
- Originally appeared in Mr Campion: Criminologist
- The Fashion in Shrouds (1938)
- Mr. Campion and Others - Stories (1939)
- Black Plumes (1940)
- Traitor's Purse (1941)
- Also titled: The Sabotage Murder Mystery (US)
- Coroner's Pidgin (1945)
- Also titled: Pearls Before Swine (US)
- Wanted: Someone Innocent - Stories (1946)
- The Casebook of Mr Campion - Stories (1947)
- More Work for the Undertaker (1949)
- Deadly Duo (1949)
- Also titled: Take Two at Bedtime (UK, 1950)
- Take Two At Bedtime (1950)
- Also titled: Deadly Duo (US)
- Mr. Campion and Others - Revised - Stories (1950)
- The Tiger in the Smoke (1952)
- No Love Lost - Two Novellas (1954)
- The Beckoning Lady (1955)
- Also titled: The Estate of the Beckoning Lady (US)
- Hide My Eyes (1958)
- Also titled: Tether's End (US)
- Also titled: Ten Were Missing (US)
- Crime and Mr Campion - Omnibus (1959)
- Three Cases for Mr Campion - Omnibus (1961)
- The China Governess (1962)
- The Mysterious Mr Campion - Omnibus (1963)
- The Mind Readers (1965)
- Mr Campion's Lady - Omnibus (1965)
- Mr Campion's Clowns - Omnibus (1967)
- Cargo of Eagles (1968) (MA/PYC)
- Mr. Campion's Farthing (1968) (PYC)
- The Allingham Case-Book - Stories (1969)
- Mr. Campion's Falcon
(1971) (PYC)
- Also titled: Mr. Campion's Quarry (US)
- The Allingham Minibus: More
Short Stories (1973)
- Also titled: Mr. Campion's Lucky Day and other Stories (UK/US)
- The Margery Allingham Omnibus (1982)
- The Return of Mr. Campion - Stories (1989)
- Blackkerchief Dick (1923)
- Dance of the Years (1943)
- Also titled: The Galantrys
- The Darings of the Red Rose (1995)
- The Oaken Heart (1941)
Writing as Maxwell March (pseudonym)
- Other Man's Danger
(1933)
- Also titled: The Man of Dangerous Secrets (US)
- Rogue's Holiday (1935)
- The Shadow in the House (1936)
Editions & Dates: Precedence is given to first editions in the United Kingdom, although in most cases the dates are the same for US publications, within a few months. UK titles are given as the primary exemplars, and US titles as variants, with the exception of Deadly Duo / Take Two at Bedtime - as these appear to have been published less than a year apart (not ten years as I originally thought), with the US edition being first, and the current edition carrying the latter title, both have been included for the sake of clarity (I hope). My primary sources for edition information are B. A. Pike's study Campion's Career and Richard Martin's Ink in Her Blood (more about those on the Bibliography page).
Omnibus?: The note 'Omnibus' after a title indicates that the volume contains multiple novels (I mention this solely for those who have, somehow, never before encountered the term). Of course, The Margery Allingham Omnibus is not noted as an omnibus, as this seems needlessly pedantic. Clicking on the links (where available) will provide you with the contents of each volume.
PYC?: The legend 'PYC' denotes stories written by Philip Youngman Carter after Margery Allingham's death, based upon her outlines. The legend 'MA/PYC' appears only on 'Cargo of Eagles', which was begun by Margery and completed by Youngman Carter after her death.
Writing as Maxwell March?: I have only ever read about two of these three books, published under the March pseudonym in the 1930s. They appear to be quite uncommon, and are rather expensive when they do pop up on the market. Currently, I have only an old US edition of Rogue's Holiday in my collection, and minimal information on the two remaining titles.
