Peter Archer (disambiguation)

"Peter Archer" is composed of at least 9 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the names: P. Archer, Archer; Peter, Peter Ed. Archer, Edited by Peter Archer

Author Division

Peter Archer (1)

Realms of Mystery (1998) — Contributor — 221 copies
Realms of the Deep (1999) — Contributor — 157 copies
Rath and Storm (1998) — Editor — 132 copies, 1 review
30 Years of Adventure: A Celebration of Dungeons & Dragons (2004) 116 copies, 1 review
More Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home (2000) — Contributor — 90 copies, 1 review
The Great White Wyrm (2007) 74 copies, 1 review
The Unofficial Hobbit Handbook: Everything I Need to Know about Life I Learned from Tolkien (2012) 58 copies
The Unofficial Middle-earth Monster's Guide: Hunt Hobbits, Hoard Treasure, and Embrace Your Villainous Nature (2013) 28 copies

Peter Archer (9)

Biggles Goes to War (1938) — Cover artist, some editions — 169 copies, 3 reviews
Biggles in the South Seas (1940) — Cover artist, some editions — 95 copies, 2 reviews
Biggles in Australia (1955) — Cover designer, some editions — 94 copies, 2 reviews

Peter Archer (2)

Peter Archer (4)

Peter Archer (8)

Peter Archer (3)

The Queen's Courts (1956) 25 copies, 1 review
Social Welfare and the Citizen (1957) 10 copies
Freedom at Stake 2 copies
The Queens Courts (1963) 1 copy

Peter Archer (7)

6th Armada Ghost Book (1974) — Illustrator — 15 copies

Peter Archer (5)

William - The Ancient Briton (1965) — Cover artist, some editions — 9 copies, 1 review

Peter Archer (6)

Peter Archer (unknown)

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
PA #1 - former Executive Editor of Wizards of the Coast Books, has authored and edited fantasy and roleplaying-related titles, and has used the pen name Francis LeBaron. The identity of the other authors is unknown.

PA #2 - adapted Baum’s Road to Oz for the Little Golden Book and was the pen name of Kathryn and Byron Jackson, who wrote hundreds of stories for Golden Books.

PA #3 - 1926-2012, British Labour Party politician (Baron Archer of Sandwell)

PA #4 - author of The Quotable Intellectual

PA #5 - Official Court Correspondent at Buckingham Palace in 2003 when William was written (photographs by Tim Graham).

PA # 6 -1873-?, author of The Christian Calendar and the Gregorian Reform

PA # 7 - co-writer with Mary Danby of the Armada Ghost Books - most of the works are on her author page.