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Late Nineteenth-Century Drama
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Leipzig 1891, London 1892, New York 1892, London 1897, 1898,
1903, 1905, 1907. First pbd in Good Words Jan–Dec 1891; dramatic
version (H 6 Nov 1897); 1942 (in Plays, above). Novel.
reviews: Bookman (London) 1 1891; Fortnightly Rev 58 1892;
Critic (NY) 20 n.s. 1892.
Walker, London: a farcical comedy. (Toole’s 25 Feb 1892). 1907.
A holiday in bed, and other sketches; with a short biographical
sketch of the author. New York 1892. Unauthorised collection of
contributions to periodicals.
Jane Annie, or the good conduct prize: a new and original English
comic opera. (Sav 13 May 1893). 1893. With A. Conan Doyle.
A lady’s shoe. New York [1893] (unauthorised 1st edn, with The
inconsiderate waiter), London 1894 (in Miss Parson’s adventure by
W. C. Russell, and other stories by other writers), New York 1898.
Two of them. New York [1893]. Unauthorised collection of
contributions to periodicals.
An Auld Licht manse, and other sketches. New York [1893].
Unauthorised collection of contributions to periodicals.
A Tillyloss scandal. New York [1893], [1893], 1894, 1915?
Unauthorised collection of contributions to periodicals.
A powerful drug; and other stories. New York [1893]. Unauthorised
collection of contributions to periodicals.
Allahakbarries C[ricket] C[lub]. 1893 (priv ptd), 1950.
Scotland’s lament: a poem on the death of Robert Louis Stevenson,
December 3rd 1894. 1895 (priv ptd), 1918 (priv ptd). First pbd in
Bookman Jan 1895.
Sentimental Tommy: the story of his boyhood. 1896, 1896, 1897,
New York 1897, 1900, 1909; tr Cz 1902.
reviews: [A. Quiller Couch] Contemporary Rev 70 1896;
Blackwood’s Mag 160, Dec 1896.
Margaret Ogilvy: by her son J. M. Barrie. 1896, 1896, New York 1896.
Autobiographical novel.
reviews: Athenaeum 9 Jan 1897; Blackwood’s Mag 161, Apr 1897.
Jess. Boston [1898]. Unauthorised collection of the first 16 stories in
A window in Thrums.
The Allahakbarrie book of Broadway cricket for 1899. 1899 (priv
ptd), 1950.
Life in a country manse. New York 1899. Unauthorised; first pbd in
Br Weekly July–Aug 1891; rptd in A holiday in bed and other
sketches, 1892, and A Tillyloss scandal, [1893].
The wedding guest. C. (Gar 27 Sep 1900). 1900 (pbd as a suppl to
Fortnightly Rev), New York 1900.
Tommy and Grizel. 1900, New York [1900], Toronto 1900. First pbd
in Scribner’s Mag Jan–Nov 1900. Novel.
reviews: Athenaeum 27 Nov 1900; [Henry Van Dyke] Book
Buyer 21 1900; Sewanee Rev 9 Jan 1901.
The boy castaways of Black Lake Island.1901 (priv ptd).
Photographic tale.
Quality Street. C. (Toledo OH 14 Oct 1901, Vaud 17 Sep 1902). 1913,
1913, New York 1918.
reviews: [William Archer] The World (London) 24 Sep 1902; [E.
K. Chambers] Acad 63, Sep 1902.
The Admirable Crichton. (DofY 4 Nov 1902). 1914, New York 1918; tr
Fr 1920.
reviews: [William Archer] The World (London) 12 Nov 1902;
[Max Beerbohm] Saturday Rev 25 July 1903.
The little white bird. 1902, New York 1902, Toronto 1902. First pbd
in Scribner’s Mag Aug–Nov 1902.
reviews:Acad 63 1902; [A. Quiller-Couch] Bookman 23 Nov
1902; Nation (NY) 76 1903.
Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens; from The little white bird; with
drawings by Arthur Rackham. 1906, New York 1906, 1921; tr Fr
1917.
review: TLS 14 Dec 1906.
When Wendy grew up: an afterthought. (DofY 3 Sep 1908). 1957.
George Meredith. 1909, Chicago 1910 (as Neither Dorking nor the
Abbey), Portland ME 1911, 1912, 1914 (all 4 pirated). First pbd in
Westminster Gazette 26 May 1909 as Neither Dorking nor the
Abbey.
Peter and Wendy. 1911, New York 1911, London 1915, 1921 (as Peter Pan
and Wendy), New York 1921; tr Sp 1925. Many adaptations of Peter
Pan for young children pbd.
review: [Alfred Noyes] Bookman (London) 41, Dec 1911.
Shakespear’s legacy. F. (14 Apr 1916). [1916] (priv ptd).
Who was Sarah Findlay? by Mark Twain; with a suggested solution
of the mystery by Barrie. 1917 (priv ptd).
The truth about the Russian dancers. Ballet-fantasy. (Coliseum 16
Mar 1920). New York 1962. With Arnold Bax.
review: [Ezra Pound] Athenaeum 2 Apr 1920.
Shall we join the ladies? (Royal Dramatic Academy’s Theatre 27 Mar
1921). In The black mask, ed C. Asquith, 1927.
Courage: the Rectorial Address delivered at St Andrews University,
May 3rd 1922. [1922], [1922], New York 1922. First pbd in St
Andrews Univ Mag 17 1922.
Neil and Tintinnabulum. In The flying carpet, ed C. Asquith, 1925.
Short story.
The blot on Peter Pan. In The treasure ship, ed C. Asquith, 1927.
Short story.
Peter Pan. 1928 (in Uniform edn), 1939, 1942, 1964, 1967, 1973.
reviews: See Markgraf, Bibliographies, above.
The entrancing life: speech at Edinburgh. October 28th 1930. 1930.
The Greenwood hat. 1930 (priv ptd), 1937. Essays.
reviews: TLS 4 Dec 1937; Quart Rev 270, Jan 1938.
Farewell, Miss Julie Logan. 1932 (in uniform edn), Edinburgh 1989.
First pbd in Christmas suppl to The Times 24 Dec 1931. Short story.
review: Saturday Rev 26 Nov 1932; Bookman (London) 29 Jan
1933.
Mrs Lapraik. YULG 67 1992. Short story.
The house of fear. Stud in Scottish Lit 27 1992.
For Dear Brutus, Mary Rose, Peter Pan, The boy David, What every
woman knows, and other plays first pbd in Uniform edn; for Pantaloon,
The twelve-pound look, Rosalind, and The will, first pbd in Half
hours; for The old lady shows her medals, first pbd in Echoes of the
war; for Old friends, Half an hour and Seven women, first pbd in Plays,
1928; for The professor’s love story and Little Mary, first pbd in Plays,
1942; see under Collections, above. The following have not been pbd: The
adored one (DofY 4 Sep 1913), as Legend of Leonora (Empire, New York 5
Jan 1914); Rosy rapture: or the pride of the beauty chorus (DofY 22 Mar
1915). For other dramatic works, see Nicoll 5, pp. 251, 778 and R. L. Green,
Barrie, 1960.
Contributions to periodicals
For Barrie’s numerous contributions to periodicals, see Wellesley vol 5.
Letters
Letters. Ed V. Maynell 1942.
Malany, M. H. Letters by Barrie to the Duchess of Sutherland.
Boston Public Lib Quart 5 1953.
Introductions and prefaces
These include:
G. W. Cable, The Grandissimes. 1898.
M. Oliphant, A widow’s tale. 1898.
R. M. Ballantyne, The coral island. 1913.
I. F. Marcosson and D. Frohman, Charles Frohman. 1916.
L. Merrick, Conrad in quest of his youth. 1918.
D. Ashford, The young visiters. 1919.
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Bookman (London) Oct 1910. Autumn double number.
Howe, P. P. In his Dramatic portraits, 1913.
Bookman Dec 1920. Christmas suppl.
Walbrook, H. M. Barrie and the theatre. 1922.
Moult, T. Barrie. 1928.