For authors with similar names, see Author:James Hannay.
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pen name George A. Birmingham; Irish clergyman and prolific novelist. Other pen names: G. A. Birmingham, Geo. A. Birmingham and own name
James Owen Hannay
Works
(partial list)
- The Seething Pot (1905) (external scan)
- Hyacinth (1906) (external scan)
- Benedict Kavanagh (1907)
- The Northern Iron (1907) (external scan)
- Spanish Gold (1908)
- The Bad Times (1908) (external scan)
- The Search Party (1909) (external scan)
- Lalage's Lovers (1911) (external scan)
- The Major's Niece (1911) (external scan)
- The Simpkins Plot (1911) (external scan)
- The Inviolable Sanctuary (1911)
- Eleanor’s Enterprise, (1911) play
- The Red Hand of Ulster (1912)
- Priscilla's Spies (1912) (external scan) :: PG
- The Adventures of Dr. Whitty (1913)
- Do (1913)
- General John Regan: A Play in Three Acts (1913)
- General John Regan (1913) novelisation of the play (external scan)
- "The Spy", illustrated by Harold Robert Millar, in Princess Mary's Gift Book (1914)
- From Dublin to Chicago a.k.a. Connaught to Chicago (1914) (external scan) :: PG
- The Lost Tribes (1914) (external scan)
- Gossamer (1915)
- Minnie's Bishop and Other Stories (1915)
- Minnie's Bishop — Sonny — Onnie Dever — Saints And Scholars — For The Famine of Your Houses — Fundamental Sociology — Matty Hynes' Pig — Bedclothes — The Child of Our Hope — Mad Antony — Civil War — The Despatch Rider — The Highwayman — Turquoise and Pearl — The Ghosts — The Mysterious Envelope — The Violinist — Passionate Kisses — Eleanor's Enterprise — The Careys — This Lost Land — Mrs. Williams — "Well Done" — Biddy Canavan — The Prodigal — The Fate Of John Goodenough
- The Island Mystery (1918)
- Our Casualty and Other Stories (1919) (external scan)
- Up the Rebels! (1919) (external scan)
- Inisheeny (1920)
- Good Conduct (1920) (external scan)
- Lady Bountiful (1921) (external scan)
- The Lost Lawyer (1921)
- The Great-Grandmother (1922)
- A Public Scandal (1922)
- Fed Up (1923)
- Found Money (1923)
- King Tommy (1923)
- Send for Dr Grady (1923)
Other works
- The Life of Frederick Richards Wynne (1897) (as James Owen Hannay)
- The Spirit and Origin of Christian Monasticism (1903) from his Donnellan Lectures (as James Owen Hannay) (external scan)
- The Wisdom of the Desert (1904) (as James Owen Hannay) (external scan)
- Is the Gaelic League Political? (1906) (as James Owen Hannay)
- Irishmen All (1913) (external scan)
- An Intolerable Honour; and, Hygenic and Scientific Apparatus (1913) (external scan)
- The Lighter Side of Irish Life (1914) illus Henry W. Kerr (external scan)
- Golden Sayings from George A. Birmingham (1915)
- Recollections of Jonah Barrington (1918) (external scan)
- A Padre in France (1918) (external scan)
- An Irishman Looks at His World (1918) (external scan)
Individual short works
- "Through Irish Eyes" (1909, Everybody's magazine) (ar, humor)
- "In Honor of General Regan" (1909, Harper's magazine) (ss)
- "The Ghosts" (1910 Feb, Pall Mall) (ss) [in Minnie's Bishop and Other Stories]
- "Red-Gold Hair" (1910 July, Pall Mall) (ss)
- "Passionate Kisses" (1911 Dec, Pall Mall) (ss) [in Minnie's Bishop and Other Stories]
- "Dr. Whitty's Patient" (1912) (ss)
- "Mrs. Challoner's Public Meeting" (1912) (ss)
- "The Mysterious Envelope" (1913, Harper's magazine)
- "The Violinist" (1914 Feb, Everybody's) (ss)
- "The Mermaid" (1914 May, Pall Mall) (ss)
- "Crowns for the Valiant" (1915)
- "Civilized War," (1918, Harper's magazine)
- "The Bands of Ballyguttery" (1920, Everybody's) (ss)
Works about Hannay
- "Hannay, James Owen," in Thom's Irish Who's Who (p. 103), Dublin: Alexander Thom & Co. (1923)
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.
The author died in 1950, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 70 years or less. Works by this author may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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