J. M. Barrie - Works (by Year)

Works (by Year)

  • Auld Licht Idylls (1888)
  • Better Dead (1888)
  • When a Man's Single (1888)
  • A Window in Thrums (1889)
  • My Lady Nicotine (1890), republished in 1926 with subtitle A Study in Smoke
  • The Little Minister (1891)
  • Richard Savage (1891)
  • Walker, London (1892)
  • Jane Annie Opera, music by Ernest Ford, libretto by Barrie and Arthur Conan Doyle (1893)
  • A Powerful Drug and Other Stories (1893)
  • A Tillyloss Scandal (1893)
  • Two of Them (1893)
  • A Lady's Shoe (1894)
  • Life in a Country Manse (1894)
  • Scotland's Lament: A Poem on the Death of Robert Louis Stevenson (1895)
  • Sentimental Tommy, The Story of His Boyhood (1896)
  • Margaret Ogilvy (1896)
  • Tommy and Grizel (1900)
  • The Wedding Guest (1900)
  • The Boy Castaways of Black Lake Island (1901)
  • Quality Street (1901)
  • The Admirable Crichton (1902)
  • The Little White Bird", or Adventures in Kensington Gardens (1902)
  • Little Mary (1903)
  • Peter Pan (staged 1904)
  • Alice Sit-by-the-Fire (1905)
  • Pantaloon (1905)
  • Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906)
  • What Every Woman Knows (1908)
  • When Wendy Grew Up – An Afterthought (1908)
  • Peter and Wendy (novel) (1911)
  • A Kiss for Cinderella (1912)
  • Half Hours (1914) includes:
    • Pantaloon
    • The Twelve-Pound Look
    • Rosalind
    • The Will
  • Der Tag (The Tragic Man) (1914)
  • Charles Frohman: A Tribute (1915)
  • Shakespeare's Legacy (1916)
  • Dear Brutus (1917)
  • Echoes of the War (1918) includes:
    • The New Word
    • The Old Lady Shows Her Medals (basis for the movie Seven Days Leave (1930), starring Gary Cooper)
    • A Well-Remembered Voice
    • Barbara's Wedding
  • Mary Rose (1920)
  • The Twelve-Pound Look (1921)
  • The Author (1925)
  • Cricket (1926)
  • Shall We Join the Ladies? (1928) includes:
    • Shall We Join the Ladies?
    • Half an Hour
    • Seven Women
    • Old Friends
  • Peter Pan (stageplay published) (1928)
  • The Greenwood Hat (1930)
  • Farewell Miss Julie Logan (1932)
  • The Boy David (1936)
  • M'Connachie and J. M. B. (1938)
  • When Wendy Grew Up: An Afterthought (1957)
  • Ibsen's Ghost (Toole Up-to-Date) (1975)
  • story treatment for film As You Like It (1936)
  • Stories by English Authors: London (selected by Scribners, as contributor)
  • Stories by English Authors: Scotland (selected by Scribners, as contributor)
  • preface to The Young Visiters or, Mr. Salteena's Plan by Daisy Ashford

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