Order of Anton Gill Books
Anton Gill is a British author of historical fiction and non-fiction. He writes as Anton Gill, Antony Cutler, Ray Evans and Oliver Bowden. He specializes in contemporary European history, but has also written a series of Egyptian mysteries featuring Huy the Scribe. Anton has also written a series of novels based on the video game Assassin’s Creed (as Oliver Bowden). Some of his other work includes biographies on William Dampier and Peggy Guggenheim. Anton is married to actress Marji Campi. He splits his time between London and Paris.
Anton Gill became a published author since 1984. His first non-fiction book was Martin Allen is Missing, about the disappearance of a 15 year-old London boy. Anton’s first novel was City of the Horizon, which was published in 1991 and began his Huy the Scribe Egyptian mystery series. Below is a list of Anton Gill’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Huy the Scribe Egyptian Mystery Books
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City of the Horizon |
(1991) |
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City of Dreams |
(1993) |
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City of the Dead |
(1993) |
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City of Lies |
(1994) |
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City of Desire |
(1998) |
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City of the Sea |
(1999) |
Publication Order of Assassin’s Creed Books
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Renaissance |
(2009) |
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Brotherhood |
(2010) |
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The Secret Crusade |
(2011) |
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Revelations |
(2011) |
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Forsaken |
(2012) |
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Black Flag |
(2013) |
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Blackbeard: The Lost Journal |
(2014) |
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Unity |
(2014) |
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Underworld |
(2015) |
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Heresy |
(2016) |
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Desert Oath |
(2017) |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
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The Hanging Gale |
(1995) |
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The Sacred Scroll |
(2012) |
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City of Gold |
(2013) |
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Into Darkness |
(2014) |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
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Martin Allen Is Missing |
(1984) |
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Mad About the Boy: The Life and Times of Boy George and Culture Club |
(1984) |
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How to Be Oxbridge |
(1985) |
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Croquet |
(1988) |
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The Journey Back from Hell: An Oral History – Conversations with Concentration Camp Survivors |
(1988) |
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Berlin to Bucharest |
(1990) |
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A Dance Between the Flames |
(1993) |
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The Great Escape |
(1994) |
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An Honourable Defeat: A History of German Resistance to Hitler, 1933-1945 |
(1994) |
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Ruling Passions |
(1995) |
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The Devil’s Mariner: A Life of William Dampier, Pirate and Explorer, 1651-1715 |
(1997) |
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Last Talons of the Eagle: Secret Nazi Technology Which Could Have Changed the Course of World War II |
(1998) |
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Extinct |
(2001) |
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Art Lover |
(2001) |
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Il Gigante |
(2002) |
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Ancient Egyptians: The Kingdom of the Pharaohs Brought to Life |
(2003) |
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Trace Your Family History Back to the Tudors |
(2006) |
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Empire’s Children |
(2006) |
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Gateway of the Gods |
(2008) |
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We Built the Titanic / Titanic: Building the World’s Most Famous Ship |
(2010) |
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David Stirling |
(2015) |
Notes: The Hanging Gale was written as Ray Evans. Last Talons of the Eagle was co-authored with Gary Hyland. Extinct was written with Alex West. We Built the Titanic was re-published as Titanic. Peggy Guggenheim was also published as Art Lover.