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A.B. CoxThis page lists novels and non-fiction by A.B. Cox. This was the name used by Anthony Berkeley Cox for books published under his own name. Cox also published books using the pennames Anthony Berkeley, Francis Iles and A. Monmouth Platts. For a full list of books by Anthony Berkeley Cox, including all pen names, see the Anthony Berkeley Cox page. Cover images are, where possible, of the first UK edition and a recent paperback or digital edition.
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A.B. Cox: Novels |
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Brenda EntertainsA.B. Cox
Jenkins1925
A comic novel.
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The Family Witch: An Essay in AbsurdityA.B. Cox
Jenkins1925
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The Professor on PawsA.B. Cox
Collins1926
A humorous fantasy novel in which a professor's brain is transplanted into a cat.
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Mr. Priestley’s ProblemA.B. Cox
Collins1927 Published in the US as The Amateur Crime.
"What would you do if you found you had committed a murder? What would the ordinary, decent man do if he killed a fellow-creature inadvertently, and there was no evidence against him? These are the problems which agitate two amateur criminologists, and their argument becomes so heated that they agree to stage a mock murder in order to watch the reaction of the supposed murderer. The issues become more and more involved as the book proceeds, and the situations in which the now highly perturbed conspirators find themselves more and more ludicrous."
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A.B. Cox: Non-fiction |
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Jugged JournalismA.B. Cox
Jenkins1925
A collection of essays and humorous articles primarily about writing. Includes two short stories: The Frozen Fang and the Sherlock Holmes parody Holmes And The Dasher.
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O England! A Political StudyA.B. Cox
Hamish Hamilton1934
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