Ellery Queen

Ellery Queen is both a fictional character and a pseudonym used by two American cousins, Frederick Dannay (1905–1972) and Manfred B. Lee (1905–1982), to write detective fiction. In a successful series of novels that covered 42 years, Ellery Queen was not only the name of the author, but also that of the detective-hero of the stories. Movies, radio shows, and television shows have been based on their works.

Bibliography

Hardback Novels by Ellery Queen

• The Roman Hat Mystery - 1929
• The French Powder Mystery - 1930
• The Dutch Shoe Mystery - 1931
• The Greek Coffin Mystery - 1932
• The Egyptian Cross Mystery - 1932
• The American Gun Mystery - 1933
• The Siamese Twin Mystery - 1933
• The Chinese Orange Mystery - 1934
• The Spanish Cape Mystery - 1935
• Halfway House - 1936
• The Door Between - 1937
• The Devil to Pay - 1938
• The Four of Hearts - 1938
• The Dragon's Teeth - 1939
• Calamity Town - 1942
• There Was an Old Woman - 1943
• The Murderer Is a Fox - 1945
• Ten Days' Wonder - 1948
• Cat of Many Tails - 1949
• Double, Double - 1950
• The Origin of Evil - 1951
• The King Is Dead - 1952
• The Scarlet Letters - 1953
• The Glass Village - 1954 (neither Ellery Queen nor Inspector Queen in book)
• Inspector Queen's Own Case - 1956 (Inspector Queen only)
• The Finishing Stroke - 1958
• The Player on The Other Side - 1963 (ghost-written with Theodore Sturgeon)
• And on The Eighth Day - 1964 (ghost-written with Avram Davidson)
• The Fourth Side of The Triangle - 1965 (ghost-written with Avram Davidson)
• A Study In Terror - 1966 (Sherlock Holmes part written by Paul W. Fairman)
• Face to Face - 1967
• The House of Brass - 1968 (ghost-written with Avram Davidson)
• Cop Out - 1969 (neither Ellery Queen nor Inspector Queen in book)
• The Last Woman in His Life - 1970
• A Fine and Private Place - 1971