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Reginald Hill
Books Bought - Wanted - Sell
These are continual wants so please do quote
anytime
UK first editions please - if you have anything of interest - please do
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Reginald Hill, born 1936, is one of Britain's leading modern crime fiction writers. He is primarily known for his classic detective duo Dalziel and Pascoe. This pairing enjoyed success amongst readers almost from the start. Subsequently a whole new raft of readers and collectors were made aware of just how good these books are by the very successful television series that has been shown across the world. They first appeared in 1970 in A Clubbable Woman, published by Collins Crime Club and have continued for over 35 years. Hill is a very prolific author, not only writing the above series but also non-series and various pseudonyms as well. Historical fiction under the name Charles Underhill and mystery-thrillers under Dick Morland and and Patrick Ruell. We cannot recommend this author too highly. In the unlikely event of you not being familiar with his work, do yourself a real favour and take the time to read a couple, you'll doubtless become hooked. Collectors may also be interested to know that interest not only continues to be strong but also appears to be steadily strengthening all the time |
An Advancement of Learning A Fairly Dangerous Thing Ruling Passion An April Shroud Pinch of Snuff All pre 1980 titles under
any name |
General Requirements
Any titles the predate 1980 in VG+ to fine condition
Fine copies that lack dust covers or wrappers in nice condition.
UK first editions only please.
Payment - Prices Paid
You may be very surprised by what we pay for these books, so do not hesitate
to give us a try.
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Final Word
This is a genuine division one author, and fully deserving of his success and
popularity.
Unsurprisingly, a very collectable author who has gone from strength to strength
over the last few years.
These are permanent wants so please do get in touch with anything you may
consider parting with.