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Penguin Modern Classics – Crime & Espionage is a series of books published by Penguin Books in the UK. The initial ten books were published in 2023.[1][2][3][4]

Titles

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# Author Title
1 Davis Grubb The Night of the Hunter [5]
2 Edogawa Rampo Beast in the Shadows [6]
3 Dorothy B. Hughes In a Lonely Place [7]
4 Josephine Tey The Franchise Affair [8]
5 Eric Ambler Journey into Fear [9]
6 John le Carré Call for the Dead [10]
7 Georges Simenon Maigret and the Headless Corpse [11]
8 Len Deighton SS-GB [12]
9 Ross Macdonald The Drowning Pool [13]
10 Chester Himes Cotton Comes to Harlem [14]
11 Dick Lochte Sleeping Dog [15]
12 Raymond Chandler The Big Sleep & Farewell, My Lovely [16]
13 Anthony Price Other Paths to Glory [17]
14 Edogawa Rampo The Black Lizard [18]
15 Michael Gilbert Game Without Rules [19]
16 Georges Simenon Maigret's Revolver [20]
17 C. S. Forester Payment Deferred [21]
18 Eric Ambler The Mask of Dimitrios [22]
19 Josephine Tey Brat Farrar [23]
20 John le Carré Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy [24]
21 Ross Macdonald The Underground Man [25]
22 John Franklin Bardin The Deadly Percheron [26]
23 Robert van Gulik The Chinese Gold Murders [27]
24 Cornell Woolrich I Married a Dead Man [28]
25 Ian Fleming From Russia with Love [29]
26 Anthony Price The Labyrinth Makers [30]
27 John le Carré The Night Manager [31]
28 Edogawa Rampo Gold Mask [32]
29 Georges Simenon Night at the Crossroads [33]
30 Shirley Jackson We Have Always Lived in the Castle [34]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Maguire, Muireann (5 January 2024). "Cherchez la femme: Penguin Classics launches a Crime and Espionage series". TLS.
  2. ^ Brown, Lauren (26 April 2023). "Penguin Modern Classics to revive crime and espionage series". The Bookseller.
  3. ^ Williams, Megan (14 July 2023). "Penguin revives Crime series with signature green designs". Creative Review.
  4. ^ Kerridge, Jake (23 April 2023). "Green means crime: the remarkable return of the classic Penguin covers". The Telegraph.
  5. ^ "The Night of the Hunter". Penguin Books.
  6. ^ "Beast in the Shadows". Penguin Books.
  7. ^ "In a Lonely Place". Penguin Books.
  8. ^ "The Franchise Affair". Penguin Books.
  9. ^ "Journey into Fear". Penguin Books.
  10. ^ "Call for the Dead". Penguin Books.
  11. ^ "Maigret and the Headless Corpse". Penguin Books.
  12. ^ "SS-GB". Penguin Books.
  13. ^ "The Drowning Pool". Penguin Books.
  14. ^ "Cotton Comes to Harlem". Penguin Books.
  15. ^ "Sleeping Dog". Penguin Books.
  16. ^ "The Big Sleep & Farewell, My Lovely". Penguin Books.
  17. ^ "Other Paths to Glory". Penguin Books.
  18. ^ "The Black Lizard". Penguin Books.
  19. ^ "Game Without Rules". Penguin Books.
  20. ^ "Maigret's Revolver". Penguin Books.
  21. ^ "Payment Deferred". Penguin Books.
  22. ^ "The Mask of Dimitrios". Penguin Books.
  23. ^ "Brat Farrar". Penguin Books.
  24. ^ "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy". Penguin Books.
  25. ^ "The Underground Man". Penguin Books.
  26. ^ "The Deadly Percheron". Penguin Books.
  27. ^ "The Chinese Gold Murders". Penguin Books.
  28. ^ "I Married A Dead Man". Penguin Books.
  29. ^ "From Russia with Love". Penguin Books.
  30. ^ "The Labyrinth Makers". Penguin Books.
  31. ^ "The Night Manager". Penguin Books.
  32. ^ "Gold Mask". Penguin Books.
  33. ^ "Night at the Crossroads". Penguin Books.
  34. ^ "We Have Always Lived in the Castle". Penguin Books.
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