Author:James Francis Dwyer

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James Francis Dwyer
(1874–1952)

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Australian author; popular pulp writer. Pen names: J. F. Dwyer, James F. Dwyer, J F Dwyer, J.F. Dwyer, J.F.Dwyer, JF Dwyer, James Dwyer, J. F. D., Burglar Bill, D Marat, J.F.D., JFD

Works

The White Waterfall (1912)
The Bust of Lincoln (1912) novella
- The Bust of Lincoln (1912 Feb, in The American Magazine)
The Spotted Panther (1913)
Breath of the Jungle (1915) short stories
The Green Half-Moon (1917)
O Splendid Sorcery (1930)

Works from periodicals

"The Clue" (1908 Oct, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"The Lost Button" (1908 Nov, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"An Exclusive Story" (ss) in Collier's Weekly, 1908 Nov 14
"Zinklefoot's Find" (1908 Nov, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"The White Handkerchief" (1908 Nov, The Black Cat) (ss)
"The Blue Shirt of Tauolo" (1909 Jan, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"Parkinson's Lightning Calculator" (1909 June, The Black Cat) (ss)
"The Prodigal" (1909 Aug, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"The Watcher of the Dam" (1909 Sep, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"Higgsy's Speed-Developer" (1909 Oct, The Railroad Man's Magazine, Vol 10) (ss)
"And Goober' Browne Slept" (1910, The Railroad Man's Magazine, Vol 11) (ss)
"The Tear of Niobe" (1910 Jan, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"The Golden Woman of Kelantan" (1912 Mar, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
"The Black Horsemen of Mir Jehal" (1912 July, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
"The Ivory Image" (1909 Sep, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"The Citizen" (ss) in Collier's Weekly, 1915 Nov 20
"The Gorge of Kala Van" in The Green Book Magazine, (1916 Aug) (ss)
"The Devil's Glue" (1920 Feb, The Black Cat (magazine)) (ss)
"The Moonflower Girl" in The Green Book Magazine, (1918 Mar) (ss)
"'Just My Little Girl'" in Ainslee's Magazine, (1922 Mar) (ss)

Longer works and series

The Weirdest Land on Earth (1909) in The Black Cat (magazine) (article series)
- "No. I" (1909 Feb)
- "No. II: The Living Foes of the Woolgrower" (1909 Mar)
- " No. III: The Gathering of the Golden Fleece" (1909 Mar)
- "No. IV: The Dwellers of theOutback" (1909 Apr)
"The Unusual Adventures of the Texan Wasp" (series) in The Popular Magazine, 1923-24
- "VI. The Lone Bandit of Vizzavona" (1923 Dec 07)
- "XI. The Iron chest of Giovanni the Grand" (1924 Feb 20)
"The Strange Affairs of the Texan Wasp" (series) in The Popular Magazine, 1925
- "I. The Terrible Thing" (1925 Sep 07)
- "III. The Blue House Boat of Muskingham Island" (1925 Oct 7)

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1930.

This author died in 1952, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 72 years or less. These works may 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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