Books
- The Key Above the Door (1926)
- While Rivers Run (1928)
- The Small Dark Man (1929)
- Blackcock's Feather (1932)
- The Road to Nowhere (1934)
- Green Rushes, incorporating The Quiet Man and other related stories (1935)
- And No Quarter (1937)
- Sons of the Swordmaker (1938)
- The Hill Is Mine (1940)
- Thomasheen James, Man-of-no-Work (1941)
- The Spanish Lady (1943)
- The Man in Brown (1945)
- Son of Apple (1947)
- Castle Gillian (1948)
- Trouble in the Glen (1950)
- Son of a Tinker, a collection of short stories (1951)
- The Honest Fisherman, ditto (1953)
- A Strange Woman's Daughter (1954)
- Danger Under the Moon (1956)
- The Smart Fellow, a collection of short stories (1964)
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