Hamlet (1950) with Michael Innes The Lesser Infortune (1953) novel Léon Bloy (1953) My Bit of Dylan Thomas (1957) Architecture of Truth: The Cistercian Abbey of Le Thoronnet in Provence (1957) Four Absentees: Dylan Thomas, George Orwell, Eric Gill, J. Middleton Murry (1960) The Fourfold Tradition: Notes on the French and English Literatures, with Some Ethnological and Historical Asides (1961) The Woodshed (1962) The Connecting Door (1962) The Intellectual Part: An Autobiography (1963) Raymond Roussel: A Critical Study (1966) The Shearers (1969) A Little Pattern of French Crime (1969) Portrait of the Artist as a Professional Man (1969) French Crime in the Romantic Age (1970) Bluebeard and After: Three Decades of Murder in France (1972) London Consequences (1972) with Margaret Drabble, B. S. Johnson, Eva Figes, Gillian Freeman, Jane Gaskell, Wilson Harris, Olivia Manning, Adrian Mitchell, Paul Ableman, John Bowen, Melvyn Bragg, Vincent Brome, Peter Buckman, Alan Burns, Barry Cole, Julian Mitchell, Andrea Newman, Piers Paul Read and Stefan Themerson. The Sex War and Others: Survey of Recent Murder, Principally in France (1973) Reflections on the "Newgate Calendar" (1975) Two Moons (1977) Tales from the "Newgate Calendar" (1981) The Master Eccentric: The Journals of Rayner Heppenstall, 1969–1981, ed. Jonathan Goodman (London and New York, Allison & Busby, 1986), 278 pp. The Pier (1986) Critical studies Buckell, G. J. (2007). Heppenstall – A Critical Study (DAP). : References External links Dalkey Archive Press on Heppenstall's life and works 3:AM Magazine on Heppenstall Archival Material at British radio producers 1911 births 1981 deaths 20th-century British novelists 20th-century British poets British male poets British male novelists 20th-century British male writers