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About Julian Rathbone
Julian Christopher Rathbone (b. 10 February 1935, Blackheath, London - d. 28 February 2008, Thorney Hill, Hampshire) was an English novelist.
Novels
Diamonds Bid (1967)
Hand Out (1968)
With My Knives I Know I'm Good (1969)
Trip Trap (1972)
Kill Cure (1975)
Bloody Marvellous (1975)
Carnival (1976)
King Fisher Lives (1976)
Raving Monarchist (1977)
Euro-killers (1979)
Joseph (1979)
A Last Resort (1980)
Base Case (1981)
A Spy of the Old School (1982)
Watching the Detectives (1983)
Wellington's War: or, 'Atty the Long-nosed Bugger That Licks the French: Peninsular Dispatches (1984)
Nasty Very (1984)
Lying in State (1985)
Z.D.T. (1986)
Greenfinger (1987)
The Crystal Contract (1988)
The Pandora Option (1990)
Dangerous Games (1991)
Sand Blind (1994)
Intimacy (1995)
Blame Hitler (1997)
Accidents Will Happen (1997)
The Last English King (1997)
Trajectories (1998)
Brandenburg Concerto (1998)
Dream (1999)
Kings of Albion (2000)
Beyond Reasonable Doubt (2000)
Homage (2001)
A Very English Agent (2002)
As Bad as It Gets (2003)
Birth of a Nation (2004)
The Mutiny (2007)
Hand Out (1968)
With My Knives I Know I'm Good (1969)
Trip Trap (1972)
Kill Cure (1975)
Bloody Marvellous (1975)
Carnival (1976)
King Fisher Lives (1976)
Raving Monarchist (1977)
Euro-killers (1979)
Joseph (1979)
A Last Resort (1980)
Base Case (1981)
A Spy of the Old School (1982)
Watching the Detectives (1983)
Wellington's War: or, 'Atty the Long-nosed Bugger That Licks the French: Peninsular Dispatches (1984)
Nasty Very (1984)
Lying in State (1985)
Z.D.T. (1986)
Greenfinger (1987)
The Crystal Contract (1988)
The Pandora Option (1990)
Dangerous Games (1991)
Sand Blind (1994)
Intimacy (1995)
Blame Hitler (1997)
Accidents Will Happen (1997)
The Last English King (1997)
Trajectories (1998)
Brandenburg Concerto (1998)
Dream (1999)
Kings of Albion (2000)
Beyond Reasonable Doubt (2000)
Homage (2001)
A Very English Agent (2002)
As Bad as It Gets (2003)
Birth of a Nation (2004)
The Mutiny (2007)
Collections
Anthologies containing stories by Julian Rathbone
Short stories
| Fat Mary (1997) | |||
| The Man Who Loved Women (1998) |
Awards
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Julian Rathbone recommends
 The Requiem Shark (1999) Nicholas Griffin "Fascinating research... A wonderfully original blend of pastiche and the raciest action writing you'll find anywhere." |  The Athenian Murders (2002) José Carlos Somoza "A fantastic thriller." |
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