sequence as in the table below: Books by Alexander Wilson Wilson wrote and published 24 novels: 1928: The Mystery of Tunnel 51. London: Longmans, Green and Co. 1928: The Devil's Cocktail. Longmans, Green and Co. 1929: Murder Mansion. Longmans, Green and Co. 1930: The Death of Dr. Whitelaw. Longmans, Green and Co. 1933: The Confessions of a Scoundrel (as "Geoffrey Spencer".) T. Werner Laurie. 1933: The Crimson Dacoit. Herbert Jenkins. 1933: Wallace of the Secret Service. Herbert Jenkins. 1934: Get Wallace! Herbert Jenkins. 1934: The Sentimental Crook. Herbert Jenkins. 1935: The Magnificent Hobo. Herbert Jenkins. 1936: His Excellency, Governor Wallace. Herbert Jenkins. 1937: Microbes of Power. Herbert Jenkins. 1937: Mr Justice. Herbert Jenkins. 1937: Double Events. Herbert Jenkins. 1938: Wallace At Bay. Herbert Jenkins. 1938: The Factory Mystery (as "Gregory Wilson".) Modern Publishing Company. 1938: The Boxing Mystery (as "Gregory Wilson".) Modern Publishing Company. 1938: Callaghan of Intelligence (as "Michael Chesney"). Herbert Jenkins. 1939: Wallace Intervenes. Herbert Jenkins. 1939: Scapegoats for Murder. Herbert Jenkins. 1939: "Steel" Callaghan (as "Michael Chesney".) Herbert Jenkins. 1939: Callaghan Meets His Fate (as "Michael Chesney".) Herbert Jenkins. 1940: Chronicles of the Secret Service. Herbert Jenkins. 1940: Double Masquerade. Herbert Jenkins. Wilson also edited three academic books: 1926: Selected English Prose Stories for Indian Students (co-edited with Mohammad Din). Shamsher Singh & Co. 1928: Four Periods of Essays. Rai Sahib M Gulab Singh & Sons. 1930: Selected English Essays. Uttar Chand Kapur & Sons. A further four of his manuscripts remain unpublished: Murder in Duplicate (as AJP Wilson). The Englishman from Texas. Out of the Land of Egypt (ca. 1958, as Col. Alan C. Wilson). Combined Operations (ca. 1961, title assigned by Dennis Wilson). References Bibliography 1893 births 1963 deaths English spies World War II spies for the United Kingdom Secret Intelligence Service personnel English spy fiction writers Impostors People from Dover, Kent Academic staff of the University of the Punjab English academics of English literature English people of Irish descent English male novelists 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English male writers Royal Naval Air Service personnel of World War I British Army personnel of World War I Royal Army Service Corps officers British Merchant Navy personnel