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    Archangel by Garry D. Kilworth (Gollancz, November 17, 1994, 0-575-05762-9, £14.99, 254pp, hc, n., cover by Peter Mennim) [Dave Peters & Danny Spitz]
        Horror novel. Five years after the events of Angel, its heroes are confronted by an even more powerful demonic menace in London.

    Attack on the Redan: Sergeant Jack Crossman and the Battle for Sebastopol by Garry Douglas Kilworth (Constable, June 26, 2003, 1-84119-450-6, 282pp, hc, no, cover by John Groves) [Jack Crossman]
        Historical novel about the battle of Sebastopol. Volume five in the series.

    Attack on the Redan: Sergeant Jack Crossman and the Battle for Sebastopol by Garry Douglas Kilworth (Robinson, June 2004, 1-84119-881-1, £6.99, 282pp, tp, no, cover by John Groves) [Jack Crossman]
        Reprint (Constable 2003) historical novel about the battle of Sebastopol. Volume five in the series.

    Attica by Garry Kilworth (Atom, March 2, 2006, 1-904233-55-4, £12.99, 330pp, hc, no, cover by David Franklin)
        Young-adult fantasy novel.

    Attica by Garry Kilworth (Atom, May 3, 2007, 978-1-904233-56-5, £5.99, 334pp, tp, no, cover by David Franklin)
        Reprint (Atom 2006) young-adult fantasy novel. Distributed in the US by Trafalgar Square ($11.95).

    Billy Pink’s Private Detective Agency by Garry Kilworth (Methuen, May 26, 1993, 0-416-18754-4, £8.99, 159pp, hc, no, cover by Max Schindler)
        Children’s book about a young boy and girl who set up a detective agency in 19th century Essex with the aid of a marsh spirit.

    Boggart and Fen by Garry Kilworth (Atom, July 1, 2004, 1-904233-11-2, £4.99, 307pp, tp, no) [The Knights of Liöfwende]
        Young-adult animal fantasy novel. Sequel to Spiggot’s Quest and Mallmoc’s Castle. Volume three in the series.

    The Brontë Girls by Garry Kilworth (Mammoth, November 23, 1995, 0-7497-2692-X, £3.99, 248pp, pb, no, cover by Irene Von Treskow)
        Associational young-adult contemporary novel of a family whose life parallels that of the Brontës.

    Brothers of the Blade: Lieutenant Fancy Jack Crossman in India by Garry Douglas Kilworth (Constable, July 2004, 1-84119-821-8, £16.99, 296pp, hc, n., cover: [photo] by Joe Roberts) [Jack Crossman]
        Volume six in the series.

    Castle Storm by Garry Kilworth (Corgi, August 6, 1998, 0-552-54547-3, £4.99, 381pp, pb, n., cover by John Howe) [Welkin Weasels]
        Animal fantasy novel. Volume two in the series.

    Cloudrock by Garry Kilworth (Unwin Hyman, March 1988, 0-04-440166-3, £11.95, 160pp, hc, no, cover by Tony Roberts)
        SF novel.

    Cloudrock by Garry Kilworth (Unwin, June 22, 1989, 0-04-440308-9, £3.50, 160pp, pb, no, cover by Tony Roberts)
        Reprint (Unwin Hyman 1988) SF novel.

    Dark Hills, Hollow Clocks: Stories from the Otherworld by Garry Kilworth (Mammoth, November 1993, 0-7497-1048-9, £2.99, 112pp, pb, co, cover by Frazer Shaw)
        Reprint (Methuen 1990) original young adult collection of fantasy stories.

    The Devil’s Own by Garry Douglas Kilworth (Robinson, July 25, 2002, 1-84119-524-3, £6.99, 290pp, tp, no, cover by John Groves) [Jack Crossman]
        Reprint (HarperCollins UK 1997 as by Garry Douglas) historical novel. Volume one in the series.

    Dragoons by Garry Douglas Kilworth (Severn House, January 28, 2011, 978-0-7278-8004-8, £19.99, 217pp, hc, n.) [Ensign Early]
        Historical novel. Volume two in the series.

    The Drowners by Garry Kilworth (Methuen, July 1991, 0-416-17682-8, £8.99, 153pp, hc, no, cover by Andrew Lloyd Jones)
        Atmospheric young adult ghost story set in 19th century Hampshire.

    The Drowners by Garry Kilworth (Mammoth, November 1992, 0-7497-1049-7, £2.99, 153pp, pb, no, cover by Andrew Lloyd Jones)
        Reprint (Methuen 1991) young-adult ghost novel.

    Drummer Boy by Garry Kilworth (Mammoth, May 1998, 0-7497-1019-5, £4.99, 195pp, pb, no)
        Young-adult historical novel of the Crimean War and the Charge of the Light Brigade.

    The Electric Kid by Garry Kilworth (Bantam UK, July 1994, 0-553-40656-6, £2.99, 164pp, pb, no, cover by John Avon) [The Electric Kid]
        Young-adult SF novel. Two street kids with extraordinary talents in 2061 fight to keep away from criminals who want to use them. Volume one in the series.

    The Electric Kid by Garry Kilworth (Avon Flare, December 1997, 0-380-72847-8, $3.99, 137pp, pb, n.) [The Electric Kid]
        Reprint (Bantam UK 1994) young-adult SF novel about street kids in 2061.

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