Allison & Busby was founded in 1967 by Clive Allison and Margaret Busby and gained a reputation for publishing quality writers of an individual cast and excellence. Allison & Busby over the years has developed four main publishing themes:

1. Writers’ Guides. A successful series of guides which give guidance to would-be writers in all fields of prose and poetry writing and self-publishing.
2. Contemporary & Literary fiction. Mainstream and original fiction.
3. Crime fiction. March 2000 saw the introduction of a new crime fiction list. Additionally, some of the more prestigious genre writers have been collected into omnibus editions.
4. Biography. Predominantly biographies of writers, and historical figures. History. A small list which covers history from the fourteenth century to the Second World War.

	Death on the Pont Noir An Inspector Lucas Rocco Novel Adrian Magson 1963, France. A truck rams into a car near Picardie, followed by gunfire. Paperback; $16.95     $12.71
	Fire Across the Veldt John Wilcox September, 1900. South Africa. Simon Fonthill, along with his wife Alice, “352” Jenkins, and tracker Mzingeli, is travelling to Pretoria to meet with General Kitchener. With information that the next Boer move will be to attack the Cape Colony, Fonthill must race to locate and defeat the enemy forces in time. Cloth; $29.95     $22.46
	Malice in the Cotswolds Rebecca Tope The isolated village of Snowshill has Thea on edge as soon as she arrives, and Hyacinth House - her new, rather cluttered house-sitting assignment - does nothing to dispel such feelings. Soon enough, her intuition in this case proves to be right, and once again Thea becomes entangled in another mystery. Paperback; $16.95     $12.71
	Maxwell's Crossing Back To Top M.J. Trow Paperback; $16.95     $12.71
	Peril in the Royal Train A Railway Detective novel Edward Marston 1858. The death of two men aboard a derailed goods train brings Inspector Colbeck, the Railway Detective, north to the Caledonian Railway Company. What at first looks like industrial sabotage is traced to a larger conspiracy. The targets: the Queen and Prince Consort. Cloth; $29.95     $22.46
	The Stationmaster’s Farewell A Railway Detective novel Edward Marston Guy Fawkes Night, 1857. Joel Heygate was the popular stationmaster at Exeter St David’s railway station. So the town is horrified when his remains are discovered in the embers of the annual Bonfire Night celebration. Detective Inspector Robert Colbeck unearths three suspects, but are they missing something? Paperback; $16.95     $12.71