Barry Pike is the chairman of the Margery Allingham Society and an authority on Margery Allingham and other Golden Age detective writers such as Gladys Mitchell and Dorothy L Sayers.

Talks

  • BBC - Radio 4 - Woman's Hour - Margery Allingham, 14 June 2004 — A retrospective 100 years after the crime writers birth[1]
  • Bodies from the Library, 11 June 2016, British Library[2]
  • Bodies from the Library - "Margery Allingham", 20 June 2015, British Library[3]

Publications

Books

  • Campion's Career: A Study of the Novels of Margery Allingham; 1987, ISBN 0879723807.
  • Murder Takes a Holiday, 1989, ISBN 074723356X.
  • Detective Fiction: The Collector's Guide, with John Cooper; 1988, ISBN 0950905755.
  • Murder in Miniature: and Other Stories; Leo Bruce short story compilation; 1992, ISBN 0897333675.
  • Detective Fiction: The Collector's Guide, 2nd edition, with John Cooper; 1994.
  • Artists in Crime: Illustrated Survey of Crime Fiction First Edition Dust Wrappers, 1920–70; 1995, ISBN 1859281885.

Journals (as editor)

  • Bottle Street Gazette,[4]

Journals (as contributor)

  • Bottle Street Gazette,[4]

Articles

  • "In Praise of Gladys Mitchell" in the Armchair Detective, Vol. 9 No. 4 October 1976,[5]
  • "Wimsey on the Wireless", in "Sidelight’s on Sayers" Vol. XLIX October 1999.[6]

Crosswords

  • Under the pseudonym BAP, B A Pike set seven Listener cryptic crosswords, 1963-1969.[7]

References

  • Margery Allingham Society
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