What are the pseudonyms Georges Simenon wrote under and titles of those books translated or written in English?

Georges Simenon wrote under several pseudonyms, but only two were used for novels that were subsequently translated into English:

1. Georges Simenon (most common)

Under his own name, Simenon wrote numerous novels, including:

* Maigret Series:

* The Man Who Was Almost a Man (1931)

* The Crime of Monsieur Lange (1934)

* Pietr the Latvian (1935)

* The Madman of Bergerac (1936)

* The Blue Room (1939)

* The Stain on the Snow (1948)

* Maigret and the Killer (1952)

* Maigret and the Old Lady (1953)

* Maigret's Little Joke (1954)

* Maigret Sets a Trap (1955)

* Maigret in Montmartre (1956)

* Maigret at the Crossroads (1957)

* Maigret and the Killer (1958)

* Maigret and the Reluctant Witness (1959)

* Maigret's Shadow (1960)

* Maigret and the Spook (1961)

* Maigret and the Little Girl (1963)

* Maigret's Friend (1964)

* Maigret's Boy (1966)

* Maigret's Dead Man (1968)

* Maigret and the Case of the Missing Will (1972)

* Maigret's Promise (1978)

* Maigret and the Ghosts of the Seine (1979)

* Maigret's Last Case (1979)

* Maigret's First Case (1980)

* The Three Widows (1980)

* Maigret's Christmas (1980)

* Maigret's Christmas Eve (1981)

* Maigret and the Gangsters (1981)

* Maigret and the Closed Door (1982)

* Maigret's Midnight (1983)

* Maigret's Revolver (1983)

* Maigret's Trap (1984)

* Maigret's War (1985)

* Maigret and the Black Cat (1986)

* Maigret's Last Case (1987)

* Other Novels:

* The Man on the Bench (1929)

* The Widow's House (1930)

* The Mystery of the Yellow Room (1931)

* The Three Rooms (1932)

* The Little Man From Archangel (1936)

* The Man Who Watched the Trains Go By (1949)

* The Strangers in the House (1951)

* The Snow Was Black (1951)

* The Train (1952)

* The Intimate Stranger (1953)

* The Lovers (1956)

* The Girl in the Red Dress (1958)

* The Red Inn (1959)

* The Case of Inspector Beguin (1960)

* The Cat (1964)

* The Door (1966)

* The Man Who Went to the Far Side (1971)

* The Little Old Man in the Corner (1972)

* The Heart of the Matter (1973)

* The Night of the Strangers (1975)

* The Old Man of the Chateau (1976)

* The Man Who Went to Sea (1977)

2. G. Simenon (less frequent)

Under this pseudonym, Simenon wrote several short stories and novels that were translated into English:

* The Killer (1930)

* The Woman in the Mirror (1933)

* The Patient (1938)

* The Woman in the Blue Cloak (1947)

* The Black Hand (1950)

* The Woman in Red (1951)

* The Man in the Shadow (1952)

* The Mystery of the Boulevard (1954)

* The Girl with the Green Eyes (1955)

* The Man with the Scar (1957)

* The Night of the Devil (1958)

* The Man Who Killed Himself (1959)

* The Woman Who Was Afraid of the Wind (1960)

* The Man Who Was Too Clever (1961)

* The Woman Who Didn't Cry (1962)

* The Man Who Didn't Want to Live (1963)

* The Woman Who Was Too Pretty (1964)

* The Man Who Was Too Strong (1965)

* The Woman Who Was Too Young (1966)

* The Man Who Was Too Weak (1967)

* The Woman Who Was Too Old (1968)

* The Man Who Was Too Cruel (1969)

* The Woman Who Was Too Cruel (1970)

This list is not exhaustive, as some of Simenon's works were never translated into English. This is just a selection of the most famous and widely available English translations.

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