A CHECKLIST OF THE SISTER FIDELMA WORKS OF PETER TREMAYNE

Sister Fidelma novels series
Listed in chronological order of UK publication – novels and collections of short stories, as Peter Tremayne:

1. Absolution By Murder (1994)
2. Shroud for the Archbishop (1995)
3. Suffer Little Children (1995)
4. The Subtle Serpent (1996)
5. The Spider’s Web (1997)
6. Valley of the Shadow (1998)
7. The Monk Who Vanished (1999)
8. Act of Mercy (1999)
9. Our Lady of Darkness (2000)
10. Hemlock At Vespers (2000)
11. Smoke in the Wind (2001)
12. The Haunted Abbot (2002)
13. Badger’s Moon (2003)
14. Whispers of the Dead (2004)
15. The Leper’s Bell (2004)
16. Master of Souls (2005)
17. A Prayer for the Damned (2006)
18. Dancing With Demons (2007)
19. The Council of the Cursed (2008)
20. The Dove of Death (2009)
21. The Chalice of Blood (2010)
22. Behold a Pale Horse (2011)
23. The Seventh Trumpet (2012)
24. Atonement of Blood (2013)
25. The Devil’s Seal (2014)
26. The Second Death (2015)
27. Penance of the Damned (2016)
28. Night of the Lightbringer (2017)
29. Die Wahrheit ist der Lüge Tod (world first of uncollected novellas and short stories) (2018)
30. Bloodmoon (2018)
31. Blood in Eden (2019)
32. The Shapeshifter’s Lair (2020)
33. The House of Death (2021)
34. Death of a Heretic (2022)
35. Revenge of the Stormbringer (2023)
36. Prophet of Blood (2024)

Covers for all of the Sister Fidelma series may be seen on THE BOOKS link.

Sister Fidelma short stories

• “Hemlock At Vespers,” Midwinter Mysteries 3, ed. Hilary Hale, Little Brown, London, October 1993; US appearance: Murder Most Irish, ed. Ed Gorman, Larry Segriff & Martin H. Greenberg, Barnes Noble 1996
• “The High King’s Sword,” Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Foreword by Ellis Peters, Robinson Books, London 1993; US: Carroll & Graf edition, New York
• “Murder in Repose,” Great Irish Detective Stories, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, London 1993
• “Murder By Miracle,” Constable New Crime No 2, ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Constable, London 1993; US appearance: The Year’s Best Mystery & Suspense Stories 1994, ed. Edward D. Hoch, Walker & Co Ltd, New York
• “A Canticle for Wulfstan,” Midwinter Mysteries 4, ed. Hilary Hale, Little Brown, London 1994; US appearance: Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, May 1995
• “Abbey Sinister,” Mammoth Book of Historical Detectives, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson Publishing, London 1995; US edition by Carroll & Graf New York
• “Tarnished Halo,” Minister Mysteries 5, ed. Hilary Hale, Little Brown, London 1995
• “The Horse That Died for Shame,” Murder at the Races, ed, Peter Haining, Orion Books, London 1995
• “The Poison Chalice,” Classical Whodunnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson Books, London 1996; US edition by Carroll & Graf, New York
• “At the Tent of Holofernes,” Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, December 1997
• “A Scream from the Sepulchre,” Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, May 1998
• “Invitation to a Poisoning,” Past Poisons: An Ellis Peters Memorial of Historical Crime, ed. Maxim Jakubowski 1998
• “Holy Blood,” Great Irish Stories of Murder and Mystery, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press 1999
• “Those Who Trespass,” Chronicles of Crime – The Second Ellis Peters Memorial Anthology of Historical Crime, ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Headline, October 1999
• “Our Lady of Death,” Dark Detectives: Adventures of the Supernatural Sleuths, ed. Steve Jones, Fedogan & Bremer 2000
• “Like A Dog Returning,” Murder Most Medieval, ed. Martin H. Greenberg and John Heifers, Cumberland House, Nashville, Tennessee, USA 2000
• “Who Stole The Fish?,” Murder Through The Ages, ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Headline Books, London 2000
• “Scattered Thorns,” Murder Most Celtic, Martin H. Greenburg, Cumberland House, Nashville, Tennessee, USA 2001
• “Corpse on a Holy Day,” And The Dying Is Easy, ed. Joseph Pittman and Annette Riffle, Signet, New York, April 2001
• “Death of an Icon”, in a Mike Ashley collection from Robinson, Fall 2001
• “The Astrologer Who Predicted His Own Murder,” in Death By Horoscope, ed. Anne Perry, Carroll & Graf, New York, Fall 2001.
• “Death of an Icon,” The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits (Brand New Collection) ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, August 2001 (this is not to be confused with the collection under the same title published in 1993)
• “Whispers of the Dead” has been published in Murder Most Catholic, edited by Ralph McInerny, Cumberland House, Nashville, Tennessee, ISBN 1-58182-260-X, $14.95
• “Gold At Night,” Great Irish Drinking Stories, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, London, Fall 2002
• “The Blemish,” The Brehon (Journal of the International Sister Fidelma Society), Little Rock, Arkansas, September issue (No.3) 2002
• “The Lost Eagle,” in The Mammoth Book of Roman Whodunnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, August 2003. ISBN 1-84119-685-1. Also Carroll & Graf, New York, simultaneous publication, ISBN 0-7867-1241-4
• “Dark Moon Rising,” The Brehon (Journal of the International Sister Fidelma Society), Vol.II, No 3. September 2003
• “The Banshee,” in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, New York, February 2004
• “Cry Wolf!” original story for Whispers of the Dead, St Martins Press (New York) and Headline (London) March 2004
• “The Fosterer,” original story for Whispers of the Dead, St Martins Press (New York) and Headline (London) March 2004
• “The Heir Apparent,” original story for Whispers of the Dead, St Martins Press (New York) and Headline (London) March 2004
• “The Spiteful Shadow” in The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits – Third Collection, edited by Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, June 2005 – as New Historical Whodunnits, Carroll & Graf, New York, June 2005; reprinted in An Ensuing Evil and Others: Fourteen Historical Mystery Stories by Peter Tremayne, St Martin’s Minotaur, New York, January 2006. ISBN 0-312-34228-4
• “Does God Obey his Own Laws?: A Sister Fidelma Mystery,” in Thou Shalt Not Kill: Biblical Mystery Stories, edited by Anne Perry, Carroll & Graf, New York, December 2005
• “Sanctuary!,” Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, New York, May 2006
• “Finnbarr’s Bell,” The Holly Bough (Cork), Christmas 2008
• “The Night of the Snow Wolf,” (a novelette) in The Mammoth Book of Historical Mysteries, ed. Mike Ashley, Constable Robinson, London, July 2011
• “The Comb Bag,” Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, July 2013
• “The Lair of the White Fox” (e-novella) May 5 2016 Headline Publishing
• “Catspaw,” Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, December 2016
• “The Copyist,” Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, April 2017

Other details of his fiction work and career are contained in the Tremayne entries in The Encyclopaedia of Fantasy ed. John Clute and John Grant, St Martins Press, USA, and Little Brown, UK, 1997; The Mammoth Encyclopaedia of Modern Crime Fiction, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, UK, and Carroll & Graf, USA, 2002; and Supernatural Literature of the World, An Encyclopaedia, edit. S.T. Joshi and Stefan Dziemianowicz, Greenwood Press, USA, 3 vols, 2005.

Book and Magazine Collector, London, October, 2004 (contains a detailed looked at The Sister Fidelma Mysteries).

Peter started to write the Sister Fidelma mysteries as short stories in 1993 merely to illustrate how the Brehon laws worked and how a woman could be an advocate of the law system in 7th century Ireland. The stories were so well received that Headline offered him an initial three-book contract to write novels featuring Sister Fidelma. These have proved extraordinarily popular and several critics have hailed Sister Fidelma as the natural successor to Brother Cadfael.

This is a compliment that Peter disarmingly rejects, pointing out that Fidelma and Cadfael are poles apart. Fidelma lives in a period 800 years before Cadfael and operates in a cultural and law system that is totally alien to the Cadfael settings. However, he does point out that he owes a surprising debt to Cadfael – the origin of the Peter Tremayne pseudonym.

Writing in Past Poisons: An Ellis Peters Memorial Anthology of Historical Crime (ed. by Maxim Jakubowski, Headline, 1998) Peter informs us that Ellis Peters, the creator of Brother Cadfael in 1977, was the pseudonym of Edith Pargetter, famous for her Welsh historical novels. Asked to review the first Cadfael novel A Morbid Taste for Bones in the “Catholic Herald” (London), in August, 1977, he thought that he could not write the review under his own name in case readers might think Ellis Peters was merely a reversal of Peter Berresford Ellis. He then created Peter Tremayne, using the name of a favourite spot in Cornwall, and a name which he developed into his fiction writing pseudonym.

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A CHECKLIST OF THE NON-SISTER FIDELMA FICTION WORKS OF PETER TREMAYNE
As well as the Sister Fidelma series, under the pseudonym “Peter Tremayne,” Ellis has written many novels and short stories, the majority inspired by Celtic myth and legend.

• The Hound of Frankenstein, Ventura Books, London, 1977. (1st US edition included in The Mammoth Book of Frankenstein, Carroll & Graf, New York, 1994).
• Dracula Unborn, Corgi/Bailey Bros, London, 1977. (1st US edition, Walker & Co, hardcover, New York, 1979).
• Masters of Terror 1: William Hope Hodgson, Edited and introduced. Corgi Books, London, 1977.
• The Vengeance of She, Sphere Books, London, 1978.
• The Revenge of Dracula, Bailey Bros, Folkestone, 1978. (1st US edition, Donald M. Grant Inc, Rhode Island (illustrated collectors’ edition) 1978; 1st popular edition from Walker & Co (hardcover) New York, 1979.
• The Ants, Sphere Books, London, 1979. (1st US edition, Signet Books, paperback, New York, 1980).
• Irish Masters of Fantasy, Introduced and edited. Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 1979.
• The Curse of Loch Ness, Sphere Books, London, 1979.
• The Fires of Lan-Kern, Bailey bros, Folkestone. 1980. (1st US edition, St Martin’s, hardcover, New York, 1980).
• Dracula, My Love, Bailey Bros, Folkestone, 1980. (1st US edition, Dell/Emerald, paperback, New York, 1983).
• Zombie, Sphere Books, London, 1981. (1st US edition, St Martin’s Press, paperback, New York, 1987).
• The Return of Raffles. Magnum/Methuen Books, London 1981.
• The Morgow Rises! Sphere Books, London, 1982.
• The Destroyers of Lan-Kern, Methuen, London, 1982.
• The Buccaneers of Lan-Kern, Methuen, London, 1983.
• Snowbeast! Sphere Books, London, 1983.
• Raven of Destiny, Methuen, London, 1984 (1st US edition, Signet Books, paperback, New York, 1986.
• Kiss of the Cobra, Sphere Books, London, 1984.
• Swamp! Sphere Books, London, 1984 (1st US edition, St Martin’s Press, paperback, New York, 1989).
• Angelus! Panther Books, London, 1985.
• Nicor! Sphere Books, London, 1987.
• Trollnight, Sphere Books, London, 1987.
• My Lady of Hy Brasil and other Stories, Donald M. Grant Inc, Rhode Island, USA, 1987.
• Ravenmoon, Methuen, London, 1988 (1st US edition, Baen Books, paperback, New York, 1988).
• Island of Shadows, Methuen/Mandarin, London, 1991.
• Aisling and other Irish Tales of Terror, Brandon Books, Ireland, 1992.
• An Ensuing Evil: Fourteen Historical Mystery Stories, New York, 2006.
• Made for Murders: a collection of twelve Elizabethan mysteries: Master Hardy Drew Short Story Collection, Headline, London, 2024.

• Endeavour Press, Ltd.
  • The Return of Raffles 1981 pub date – May 1, 2017

• Venture Press (Imprint of Endeavour Press Ltd)
  • • Raven of Destiny, 1984 (Irish mythos/fantasy trilogy) – September 26. 2018
    • Ravenmoon, 1988 – June 13, 2017
    • Island of Shadows, 1991 – May 11, 2017
    • The Vengeance of She, 1978 – October 4, 2018
    • The Ants, 1979 – May 2, 2017
    • The Curse of Lock Ness, 1979 – August 7, 2017
    • Zombie, 1981
    • The Morgow Rises 1982 – April 28, 2017
    • Kiss of the Cobra, 1984 – Juune 29, 2017
    • Swamp, 1985 – July 5, 2017
    • Nicor!, 1987 – March15, 2017
    • Trollnight, 1987 – November 22, 2017
    • Snowbeast – October 25, 2017Short stories

For avid collectors of Ellis’s work it should be noted that as of 2024 he has produced over 100 short stories, including 1 short story as Peter MacAlan and 1 story as Peter Berresford Ellis.

• ‘What’s In A Name?’ (as Peter Berresford Ellis) Stornoway Gazette, Scotland, April 24, 1971.
• ‘The Eye of Shiva’ (as Peter MacAlan) The Mammoth Book of Historical Detectives, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 1995. Subsequently reprinted as by Peter Tremayne in the collection An Ensuing Evil.

Non-Fidelma Short Stories

• ‘Plant Change!’, Camden Journal, London, December 21 1979.
• ‘The Ploughing of Pra-a-Ufereth’, Cornish Banner, August 1 and November 1, 1980.
• ‘Dracula’s Chair’, The Count Dracula Fan Club Book of Vampires, ed. Jeanne Youngson, Adams Press, Chicago, USA, 1980
• ‘Reflections on a Dark Eye’, Fantasy Tales, London, Spring, 1981
• ‘The Lane’, Fantasycon VII Programme Booklet, Birmingham, July, 1981
• ‘The Hungry Grass’, Freak Show Vampire, ed. Jeanne Youngson, Adams Press, Chicago, 1981
• ‘The Storm Devil of Lan-Kern’, Fantasy Tales, Winter, 1982
• ‘Snakefright’, Eldritch Tales, Kansas, USA, February, 1983
• ‘The Imshee’, Weirdbook, USA, July, 1982
• ‘The Kelpie’s Mark’, Fantasy Macabre, London, July, 1983
• ‘The Last Gift’, Masters of Terror 1: Peter Tremayne, British Fantasy Society, London, March, 1984.
• ‘The Hudolion’, Eldritch Tales, Kansas, USA, May, 1984
• ‘My Lady of Hy-Brasil’, Kadath, Genoa, Italy, Fall, 1984
• ‘Feis na Samhna’, Feasta, (Irish language first publication) November, 1984 (English version first in Halloween Horrors ed. Alan Ryan, Doubleday, USA, 1986.
• ‘Aisling’, Weirdbook, USA, Spring, 1985
• ‘The Pooka’, Shadows 8, ed. Charles L. Grant, Doubleday, USA, 1985
• ‘The Singing Stone’, Fantasy Tales, London, Winter, 1986
• ‘Deathstone’, Winter Chills, London, January, 1987
• ‘Tavesher’, Shadows 9, ed. Charles L. Grant, Doubleday, USA, 1986
• ‘Buggane’, Chillers for Christmas, ed. Richard Dalby, O’Mara Books, London, October, 1989.
• ‘The Mongfind’, Weirdbook, USA, Autumn, 1990
• ‘Fear a’ Gorta’, Final Shadows, ed. Charles L. Grant, Doubleday, USA, 1991
• ‘The Oath of the Saxon’, The Camelot Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 1992
• ‘Daoine Domhain’, Weirdbook, USA, Autumn, 1993
• ‘The Dreeador’, first published in Aisling and other Irish Tales of Terror, 1992
• ‘Amhrana’, first published in Aisling and other Irish tales of Terror, 1992
• ‘Marbh Beo’, The Mammoth Book of Zombies, ed. Stephen Jones, Robinson, London, October, 1993
• ‘The Foxes of Fascoumb’, The Mammoth Book of Werewolves, ed. Stephen Jones,
  Robinson, London, 1994
• ‘The Last Warrior Quest’, Great Irish Tales of the Unimaginable, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, London, 1994
• ‘Son of Dracula’, The Vampire Omnibus, ed. Peter Haining, Orion Books, London, 1995
• ‘The Temptations of Merlin’, The Merlin Chronicles, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson Publishing, London, 1995
• ‘The Banquet of Death’, Classical Stories, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1996
• ‘My Name Upon the Wind’, The Vampire Hunter’s Casebook, ed. Peter Haining Warner Books, London, 1996
• ‘The Magic Bowl’ , The Chronicles of the Holy Grail, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1996
• ‘The Way of the White Cow’, Great Irish Stories of Childhood, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, London, 1997
• ‘The Family Curse’, Dancing With the Dark, ed. Stephen Jones, Cassell, London, 1997
• ‘Knight of the Golden Collar’, The Chronicles f the Round Table, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1997
• ‘An Ensuing Evil’, Shakespearean Whodunnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1997
• ‘The Affray at the Kildare Street Club’, New Sherlock Holmes Adventures, ed. Mike Ashley Robinson, 1997
• ‘Methought You Saw a Serpent’, Shakespearean Detectives, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 1998
• ‘Nights Black Angels’, Royal Whodunnits: Tales of Eight Royal Murder and Mystery, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 1999
• ‘Murder in the Air’, The Mammoth Book of Locked Room Mysteries and Impossible Crimes, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 2000
• ‘The Spectre of Tullyfane Abbey, Villains Victorious, ed. Martin H. Greenberg & John Helfers, DAW Books, USA, 2001
• ‘The Revenge of the Gunner’s Daughter’, The Mammoth Book of Hearts of Oak, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 2000
• ‘The Siren of Sennen Cover’, Murder in Baker Street: New Tales of Sherlock Holmes, ed. Martin H. Greenberg, Carroll & Graf, New York, 2001
• ‘The Bridge of Sighs’, Phantoms of Venice, ed. David Sutton, Shadow Publishing, UK, 2001
• ‘Let the Game Begin’, Much Ado About Murder, ed. Anne Perry, Berkley, New York, 2002
• ‘A Study in Orange’, My Sherlock Holmes, Untold Stories of the Great Detective, ed. Michael Kurland, St Martins New York, 2003
• ‘The Kidnapping of Mycroft Holmes’ ‘ The Strand Magazine, No 10, USA, 2003
• ‘The Passing Shadow’, Death by Dickens, ed. Anne Perry, Berkley, New York, 2004
• ‘For the Blood is the Life’, Emerald Magic, Andrew M. Greeley, Tor Books, New York, 2004
• ‘A Walking Shadow’, The Strand Magazine, No 15, USA, 2005
• ‘Satan in the Star Chamber’, The Mammoth Book of Jacobean Whodunnnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 2006
• ‘The Stuart Sapphire’, The Mammoth Book of Perfect Crimes and Impossible Mysteries, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 2006
• ‘The Case of the Panicking Policeman’, The Strand Magazine, No 20, 2006
• ‘The Fiery Devil’, The Mammoth Book of Dickensian Whodunnits, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson, London, 2007
• ‘Fear No More the Heat O’ Sun’, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, NYC, February, 2010
• ‘The Case of the Reluctant Assassin’, Sherlock Holmes: The American Years, ed. Michael Kurland, St Martins, NY, 2010
• ‘This Thing of Darkness’, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, NYC, May, 2011
• ‘Now Go We In Content’, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, NYC, March/April, 2022

A CHECKLIST OF THE NON-SISTER FIDELMA FICTION WORKS OF PETER BERRESFORD ELLIS & PETER MacALAN

• Pamphlets as Peter Berresford Ellis
  • An Gwels Nownek ha hwedhlow erell (The Hungry Grass and other tales) gans Peter Tremayne, Kesva an tavas kernewek, 1996. This is a collection of three short stories in the Cornish language.
  • Li an Sows gans Peter Tremayne, Kesva an Tavas Kernewek, 1997, is a Cornish version of a story “The Oath of the Saxon” which Peter published in English in 1992.

• Novels as Peter MacAlan
  • The Judas Battalion, W.H. Allen, London, 1983.
  • Airship, W.H. Allen, London, 1984.
  • The Confession, W.H. Allen, London, 1985.
  • Kitchener’s Gold, W.H. Allen, London, 1986.
  • The Valkyrie Directive, W.H. Allen, London, 1987.
  • The Doomsday Decree, W.H. Allen, London, 1988.
  • Fireball, Severn House, London, 1991.
  • The Windsor Protocol, Severn House, London, 1993

A CHECKLIST OF THE NON-FICTION WORKS OF PETER BERRESFORD ELLIS

• Non-Fiction Books
  Listed in chronological order under first world publication (mainly UK but with first US publication where applicable).
  • Wales – A National Again: The Nationalist Struggle for Freedom, Foreword by
  • Gwynfor Evans MP. Library 33 Ltd., London, 1968.
  • The Scottish Insurrection of 1820, Co-authored with Seumas Mac a’ Ghobhainn. Foreword by Hugh MacDiarmid. Victor Gollancz Ltd, London, 1970.
  • The Problem of Language Revival: Examples of Language Survivals, Co-authored with Seumas Mac a’ Ghobhainn, Club Leabhar Ltd., Inverness, Scotland, 1971.
  • A History of the Irish Working Class, Victor Gollancz Ltd, London, 1972.
  • James Connolly: Selected Writings, Edited with an introduction. Pelican Books, Penguin Ltd., London, 1973. (1st US edition, Monthly Review Press, hardcover, New York, 1973).
  • The Cornish Language and its Literature, Routledge & Kegan Paul ltd, 1974.
  • Hell or Connaught: The Cromwellian Colonisation of Ireland 1652-1660, Hamish Hamilton, London, 1975. (1st US edition, St Martin’s Press, hardcover, New York, 1975).
  • The Boyne Water: The Battle of the Boyne, 1690, Hamish Hamilton, London, 1976 (1st US edition, St Martin’s Press, hardcover, New York, 1976).
  • The Great Fire of London: An Illustrated Account, New English Library, London, 1977.
  • Caesar’s Invasion of Britain, Orbis Publishing, London, 1978. (1st US edition, New York University Press, hardcover, 1980).
    H. Rider Haggard: A Voice from the Infinite, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1978.
  • Macbeth: High King of Scotland 1040-57, Frederick Muller Ltd, London, 1980. (1st US edition, Barnes & Noble, New York, 1993).
  • By Jove, Biggles! The Life of Captain W.E. Johns, Co-author Piers Williams, W.H. Allen, London 1981.
  • The Liberty Tree – A Novel, Michael Joseph, London, 1982.
  • The Last Adventurer: The Life of Talbot Mundy 1879-1940, Donald M. Grant Publishers Inc, Rhode Island, USA. 1984.
  • Celtic Inheritance, Frederick Muller Ltd, London, 1985. (1st US edition, Dorset Press, hardcover, New York, 1992).
  • The Celtic Revolution: A Study in Anti-Imperialism, Y Lolfa Cyf, Ceredigion, Wales, 1985.
  • The Rising of the Moon: A Novel of the Fenian Invasion of Canada, Methuen, London, 1987. (1st US edition, St Martin’s Press, hardcover, New York, 1987).
  • A Dictionary of Irish Mythology, Constable, London, 1987. (1st US edition, ABC Clio, hardcover, Santa Barbara, California, 1989).
  • The Celtic Empire: The First Millennium of Celtic History 1000 BC-AD 51, Constable, London, 1990. (1st US edition, Carolina Academic Press, hardcover, North Carolina, 1991).
  • A Guide to Early Celtic Remains in Britain, Constable Guides, London, 1991.
  • Dictionary of Celtic Mythology, Constable, London, 1992. (1st US edition from ABC Clio, Santa Barbara, California, 1992).
  • Celt and Saxon: The Struggle for Britain AD 410-937, Constable, London, 1993.
  • The Celtic Dawn: A History of Pan Celticism, Constable, London, 1993.
  • The Book of Deer (Constable Library of Celtic Illuminated Manuscripts), art by Roy Ellsworth and text by Peter Berresford Ellis. Constable, 1994.
  • The Druids, Constable, London, 1994. (1st US edition, Wm. Eerdmans, hardcover, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1995).
  • Celtic Women: Women in Celtic Society and Literature, Constable, London, 1995. (1st US edition, Wm. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1996).
  • Celt and Greek: Celts in the Hellenic World, Constable, London, 1997.
  • Celt and Roman: The Celts in Italy, Constable, London, 1998. (1st US edition, St Martin’s Press, hardcover, New York, 1998).
  • The Ancient World of the Celts, Constable, London, 1999. (1st US edition, Barnes & Noble, New York, 1999).
  • The Chronicles of the Celts: New tellings of their myths and legends, Robinson, London, 1999. (1st US edition, Carroll & Graf, hardcover, New York, 1999).
  • Erin’s Blood Royal: The Gaelic Noble Dynasties of Ireland, Constable, London, 1999. (1st US edition, extensively revised and expanded, Palgrave/St Martin’s, hardcover, New York, 2002).
  • Over the Hills and Far Away: A Hurstpierpoint Soldier in Wellington’s Army, Hurst History Study Group, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex. 2002.
  • Eyewitness to Irish History, John Wiley & Sons Inc, New York, 2004.
  • The Shadow of Mr Vivian: The Life of E. Charles Vivian 1882-1947 PS Publishing, UK. September, 2014, ISBN 978-1-848637-83-2.

• Non-Fiction Pamphlets
  Some of Ellis’ pamphlets have been previous listed on sites as books. But these pamphlets are:
  • As Peter Berresford Ellis
    • The Creed of the Celtic Revolution, Introduction By F.A. Ridley, Medusa Press, London, 1969.
    • “Mazzini: His Influence on the Welsh Independence Movement,” Bollettino Domus Mazziniana, University of Pisa, Anno XVI No I, 1970 [reprinted by Domus Mazziniana as a 24pp reprint in English].
    • The Story of the Cornish Language, 32p. Tor Mark Press, Cornwall, 1971.
    • Revisionism in Irish Historical Writing: The New Anti-Nationalist School of Historians, A Connolly Association Broadhseet, London, 1989. (Text of Peter’s 1989 C. Desmond Greaves Memorial Lecture at Conway Hall, London).
    • The Cornish Saints, Tor Mark Press, Cornwall, 1992.
    • Orangeism: Myth and Reality, Connolly Association Broadsheet, London, 1997. (Text of Peter’s lecture at the Irish Labour History Museum, Dublin, 1995).
    • When Was The United Kingdom?, Phoenix Press, North Carolina, USA, Phoenix Press, 2024. (Originally published in 2004, with revisions in 2009, 2016, 2023) [privately distributed]
  • As Peter Tremayne
    • William Hope Hodgson: A Centenary Tribute 1877-1977, British Fantasy Society Booklet No 2, London, November, 1977.
    • Sister Fidelma’s Cashel: The Early Kings of Munster and Their Capital, The International Sister Fidelma Society, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA, 2008.