Works
- Mr. Finchley Discovers his England (1934)
- Polycarp’s Progress (1935)
- Fly Away Paul (1936)
- Two Men Fought (1936), writing as Alan Gould
- Everyman’s England (1936), illustrations by Leslie Stead
- Matthew Silverman (1937)
- Mercy Lane (1937), writing as Alan Gould
- Mr. Finchley Goes to Paris (1938)
- Sanctuary from the Dragon (1938), writing as Alan Gould
- The Wooden Angel (1938), writing as Julian Forest
- Fountain Inn (1939)
- Every Creature of God is Good (1939), writing as Alan Gould
- The Viaduct (1939), writing as Alan Gould
- Mr. Finchley Takes the Road (1940)
- Atlantic Company (1940), writing as Alan Gould
- Beggar’s Bush (1940), stage play produced in Harrogate
- Green Battlefield (1943)
- The Chasm (1947)
- Panther’s Moon (1948) US Hunter's Moon — filmed in 1950 as Spy Hunt
- The Golden Salamander (1949) — filmed in 1950
- A Forest of Eyes (1950)
- Venetian Bird (1950) US Bird of Prey — filmed in 1952
- House of the Seven Flies (1952) US House of the Seven Hawks — filmed in 1959
- The Man from the Turkish Slave (1954)
- Castle Minerva (1954) US A Handful of Silver — filmed in 1964 as Masquerade
- His Bones are Coral (1955) US Twist of the Knife — filmed in 1970 as Shark!
- The Hidden Face (1956) US Burden of Proof
- The Manasco Road (1957) US The Forbidden Road
- The Dragon Tree (1958) US The Captives of Mora Island
- Young Man on a Bicycle (1958) — collection of novellas - US Oasis Nine
- The Burning Eye (1960)
- A Delivery of Furies (1961)
- Black Flamingo (1962)
- Delay on Turtle (1962) — collection of novellas
- The Limbo Line (1963) — filmed in 1968
- The Scorpio Letters (1964) — filmed in 1966
- The Whip Hand (1965) — the first Rex Carver book
- Doubled in Diamonds (1966) - the second Rex Carver book
- The Python Project (1967) - the third Rex Carver book
- The Melting Man (1968) - the fourth Rex Carver book
- Queen’s Pawn (1969)
- The Great Affair (1970)
- Firecrest (1971)
- The Rainbird Pattern (1972) - filmed in 1976
- The Runaways (1972) (part 1 of the Smiler trilogy)
- The Finger of Saturn (1973)
- Flight of the grey goose (1973) (part 2 of the Smiler trilogy)
- The Mask of Memory (1974)
- The Painted Tent (1974) (part 3 of the Smiler trilogy)
- The Kingsford Mark (1975)
- The Doomsday Carrier (1976)
- The Crimson Chalice (1976) (part 1 of the Arthurian trilogy)
- The Circle of the Gods (1977) (part 2 of the Arthurian trilogy)
- The Immortal Wound (1978) (part 3 of the Arthurian trilogy)
- Birdcage (1978)
- The Satan Sampler (1979)
- Fall From Grace (1980)
- The Boy on Platform One (1981)
- Vanishing Point (1982)
- Raven’s Wind (1983)
- Birds of a Feather (novel) (1985)
- Table Number Seven (1987) — completed by his wife and sister
- Comedies and Whimsies (2007) - collection of short stories
- The Minerva Club, The Department of Patterns and Dr. Kang (2009) - collection of short stories
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