Verified creator credits

The authors and their work

Ben Aaronovitch created Rivers of London and writes its prose books. Most collected comics credit Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel together; the Titan collection record for Night Witch credits Aaronovitch alone, and two later volumes credit additional writers. These credits describe published work; this independent fan site is neither written nor endorsed by the creators or publishers.

Creator · prose author · comic co-writer

Ben Aaronovitch

Before the novels, Aaronovitch wrote for Doctor Who, Casualty and Jupiter Moon. He conceived the series while working in the Crime and Science Fiction sections of Waterstones in Covent Garden. The first novel appeared in 2011. His official biography and publisher profile document this path from television and bookselling to full-time writing.

Read Ben Aaronovitch’s profile → · Official biography ↗ · Publisher author page ↗

Main novels in this guide

  1. Rivers of LondonMain novel · 2011
  2. Moon Over SohoMain novel · 2011
  3. Whispers Under GroundMain novel · 2012
  4. Broken HomesMain novel · 2013
  5. Foxglove SummerMain novel · 2014
  6. The Hanging TreeMain novel · 2016
  7. Lies SleepingMain novel · 2018
  8. False ValueMain novel · 2020
  9. Amongst Our WeaponsMain novel · 2022
  10. Stone and SkyMain novel · 2025

Companion books and audio story

Novellas, a collection and a standalone audio case have their own guides. Audiobook narrators are credited separately on those guides.

Graphic-novel co-writer

Andrew Cartmel

Cartmel is credited alongside Aaronovitch on eleven of the twelve collected comic records in this guide. He has also worked as a novelist and screenwriter, including script editing Doctor Who and writing the Vinyl Detective mysteries. The comic records below distinguish writers from artists and identify the two collected volumes with an additional writer.

Read Andrew Cartmel’s profile → · Titan Books creator biography ↗

Collected graphic novels

Who wrote each volume?

Titan’s collection records credit Celeste Bronfman on Deadly Ever After and James Swallow on Here Be Dragons alongside Aaronovitch and Cartmel. The artists are named in each row because illustration is a separate creative contribution. Follow the edition link for individual issue or production credits where available.

  1. Body WorkVol. 1 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Lee SullivanPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  2. Night WitchVol. 2 · Ben Aaronovitch · art: Lee SullivanPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  3. Black MouldVol. 3 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Lee SullivanPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  4. Detective StoriesVol. 4 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Lee SullivanPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  5. Cry FoxVol. 5 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Lee SullivanPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  6. Water WeedVol. 6 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Lee SullivanPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  7. Action at a DistanceVol. 7 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Brian Williamson; Stefani RennePublisher or distributor credits ↗
  8. The Fey and the FuriousVol. 8 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: Lee Sullivan; Mariano LaclaustraPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  9. Monday, MondayVol. 9 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: José María BeroyPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  10. Deadly Ever AfterVol. 10 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel; Celeste Bronfman · art: José María BeroyPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  11. Here Be DragonsVol. 11 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel; James Swallow · art: José María BeroyPublisher or distributor credits ↗
  12. Stray Cat BluesVol. 12 · Ben Aaronovitch; Andrew Cartmel · art: José María BeroyPublisher or distributor credits ↗

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