Reginald Hill was born in West Hartlepool, County Durham.
He grew up in Cumbria and was educated at the Grammar School, Carlisle.
After a few years of Army Service he went to St. Catherine's College, Oxford
where he gained a B.A. in English. In 1960 he married Patricia Ruell and started to work
for the British Council in Edinburgh. In 1962 he became a teacher in Essex.
A few years later he became a lecturer at Doncaster College of Education
in Yorkshire. In 1981 he retired and moved back to Cumbria where he started
a full-time writing career. He also wrote under the
pseudonyms 'Dick Morland', 'Patrick Ruell', and 'Charles Underhill'. In 1995, he received the Cartier Diamond Dagger Award for a lifetime
achievement in crime writing. He is the creator of:
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Titles and year of publication:
'Dalziel and Pascoe' Novels | |
1) A Clubbable Woman | 1970 |
2) An Advancement of Learning | 1971 |
3) Ruling Passion | 1973 |
4) An April Shroud | 1973 |
5) A Pinch of Snuff | 1978 |
6) A Killing Kindness | 1980 |
7) Deadheads | 1983 |
8) Exit Lines | 1984 |
9) Child's Play | 1987 |
10) Under World | 1988 |
11) Bones and Silence (Gold Dagger Award) | 1990 |
12) Recalled to Life | 1992 |
13) Asking for the Moon (short stories) | 1994 |
14) Pictures of Perfection | 1994 |
15) The Wood Beyond | 1996 |
16) On Beulah Height (Barry Award) | 1998 |
17) Arms and the Women | 2000 |
18) Dialogues of the Dead | 2001 |
19) Death's Jest-Book | 2002 |
20) Good Morning, Midnight | 2004 |
21) The Death of Dalziel (US Title: Death Comes for the Fat Man [2007]) | 2007 |
22) A Cure for All Diseases (US Title: The Price of Butcher's Meat [2008]) | 2008 |
23) Midnight Fugue | 2009 |
'Joe Sixsmith' Novels | |
1) Blood Sympathy | 1993 |
2) Born Guilty | 1995 |
3) Killing the Lawyers | 1997 |
4) Singing the Sadness | 1999 |
5) The Roar of the Butterflies | 2008 |
Other Novels | |
1) Fell of Dark | 1971 |
2) A Fairly Dangerous Thing | 1972 |
3) A Very Good Hater | 1974 |
4) Another Death in Venice | 1976 |
5) Pascoe's Ghost and Other Brief Chronicles of Crime (short stories; with two stories featuring Dalziel and Pascoe) | 1979 |
6) The Spy's Wife | 1980 |
7) Who Guards a Prince? (Also published as: Who Guards the Prince? [1983]; and as: Guardians of the Prince [1983]) | 1982 |
8) Traitor's Blood | 1983 |
9) No Man's Land | 1985 |
10) The Collaborators | 1987 |
11) There Are No Ghosts in the Soviet Union (short stories) | 1987 |
12) The Stranger House | 2005 |
13) The Woodcutter (Barry Award) | 2010 |
As 'Dick Morland' | |
1) Heart Clock (Also published as: Matlock's System [1996]) | 1973 |
2) Albion! Albion! (Also published as: Singleton's Law [1997]) | 1974 |
As 'Patrick Ruell' | |
1) The Castle of the Demon (Also published as: The Turning of the Tide [1999]) | 1971 |
2) Red Christmas | 1972 |
3) Death Takes the Low Road | 1974 |
4) Urn Burial (Also published as: Beyond the Bone [2000]) | 1975 |
5) The Long Kill | 1986 |
6) Death of a Dormouse | 1987 |
7) Dream of Darkness | 1989 |
8) The Only Game | 1991 |
As 'Charles Underhill' | |
1) Captain Fantom | 1978 |
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