James Hilton Books in Order
James Hilton is a celebrated English novelist and Academy Award-winning screenwriter, celebrated for his captivating portrayals of English life between the two World Wars. After attending Cambridge University, he transitioned into a career as a journalist, laying the groundwork for his future success. Hilton's novels, Lost Horizon (1933) and Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1934), catapulted him to prominence as a celebrated author, cementing his reputation for beautifully capturing the essence of English character and the complexities of life in the early twentieth century. His writing continues to be renowned for its poignant and thought-provoking depictions of a bygone era, solidifying his place as one of the most beloved and respected authors of his time.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by James Hilton
- #1AmazonCatherine Herself(1920)
- #2AmazonStorm Passage(1922)
- #3AmazonTerry(1927)
- #4AmazonAnd Now Goodbye(1931)
- #5AmazonMurder At School / Was It Murder?(1931)
- #6AmazonContango / Ill Wind(1932)
- #7AmazonLost Horizon(1933)
- #8AmazonGoodbye, Mr. Chips(1934)
- #9AmazonWe Are Not Alone(1937)
- #10AmazonTo You Mr. Chips(1938)
- #11AmazonRandom Harvest(1941)
- #12AmazonThe Story of Dr. Wassell(1943)
- #13AmazonSo Well Remembered(1945)
- #14AmazonNothing So Strange(1947)
- #15AmazonMorning Journey(1951)
- #16AmazonTime and Time Again(1953)
- #17AmazonGood Bye Mr. Chips & Other Stories(1995)
- #18AmazonThe Collected Novels Volume One(2013)
- #19AmazonThe Collected Novels Volume Two(2018)
- #20AmazonHowl: Dark Tales of the Feral and Infernal(2010)
About James Hilton
James Hilton is a celebrated English novelist and Academy Award-winning screenwriter, celebrated for his captivating portrayals of English life between the two World Wars. After attending Cambridge University, he transitioned into a career as a journalist, laying the groundwork for his future success. Hilton's novels, Lost Horizon (1933) and Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1934), catapulted him to prominence as a celebrated author, cementing his reputation for beautifully capturing the essence of English character and the complexities of life in the early twentieth century. His writing continues to be renowned for its poignant and thought-provoking depictions of a bygone era, solidifying his place as one of the most beloved and respected authors of his time.
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