Josephine Tey

Josephine Tey is one of the most brilliant and original of all British crime writers. Born in Inverness in 1896, Tey made her mystery debut with The Man in the Queue in 1929, the book that also introduced Inspector Alan Grant. The Daughter of Time, first published in 1951, is her best known and loved work, and in 1990 was voted number 1 in the Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time list published by the British Crime Writers' Association.

Forgotten Authors The - Irish Scottish & Welsh Women - Don't let great literature die

Ethna Carbery, Jane Findlater, Beatrice Grimshaw, Anna Maria Hall, Mary Anne Hoare, Frances E Huntley, Violet Jacob, Josephine Tey, Ethel Lina White

Forgotten Authors The - Women - Volume 4 - Gertrude Minnie Robins to Mrs Ellen Wood

Gertrude Minnie Robins, George Sand, Matilde Serao, Hesba Stretton, Josephine Tey, Parry Truscott, Anna Wahlenburg, Ethel Lina White, Leonara Wodehouse, Mrs Ellen Wood

Forgotten Authors The - Volume 10 - Gertrude Barrows Bennett to Francis Brett Young

Josephine Tey, Hesba Stretton, Karl Hans Strohl, Ernest R Stuffing, E G Swain, Nikolai Teleshov, Allen Upward, Michael Vincent, Anna Wahlenburg, Ethel Lina White, Edward Lucas White, Leonara Wodehouse

The Daughter of Time

Josephine Tey

Kif: An Unvarnished History

Josephine Tey

The Man in the Queue

Josephine Tey

Alibi für einen König

Josephine Tey

Affären på Privilegiet

Josephine Tey, Mats Ingelborn