James Hanely

James F Hanely, age 50s, Schwenksville, PA View Details

Locations: Schwenksville PA, Perkiomen PA, Saylorsburg PA Possible Relatives: Brian M Hanley, Bridget P Hanley, James M Hanley

James D Hanely, age 60s View Details

Possible Relatives: Betty W Hanely, James D Hanely, Rachael L Hanely

James M Hanely, age 78, Rochester, WA View Details

Cities: Taylorville IL Possible Relatives: Betty Lea Hanely, Rachael Lea Hanely, Stephanie S Hanely

James Hanely, age 85, Price, UT View Details

Cities: Taylorville IL Possible Relatives: Betty Lea Hanely, Rachael Lea Hanely, Stephanie S Hanely

James Hanely, age 81, Attleboro, MA View Details

Locations: Taylorville IL Possible Relatives: Betty Lea Hanely, Rachael Lea Hanely

James M Hanely, age 78, Rochester, WA View Details

Locations: Taylorville IL Possible Relatives: Betty Lea Hanely, Rachael Lea Hanely

James D Hanely View Details

Address:***** N Leland Ln, Taylorville, IL. Phone Number: (312) 612-****

James P Hanely View Details

Address:***** Ne 22nd Ave, Lighthouse Point, FL

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James Hanley - The Modern Novel • themodernnovel.org

Biography James Hanley claimed to have been born in Dublin in 1901 but was actually born in Liverpool in 1897. His father had been in the merchant navy. Hanley himself ran away to sea at the age of thirteen. He sailed around the world and jumped ship in Canada to enlist in the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He fought in France but was gassed and, after spending time in hospital, returned to sea ...

James Hanley - A Short Introduction • jameshanley.org

an active correspondence with a number of friends, particularly his bibliographer Linnea Gibbs in Canada, and Frank Harrington in the United States, who subsequently published an excellent short monograph : James Hanley - A Bold and Unique Solitary in 1989, and to whom he dedicated his last small book Lost in 1979.

Portrait of James Hanley - National Museums Liverpool • liverpoolmuseums.org.uk

James Hanley (born in 1897, died in 1985) was a Liverpool-born, novelist and playwright of Irish descent. He is one of the best-regarded writers of working-class fiction in British history. His writing explored both the extreme and everyday conditions and experiences of working class people and communities. Many of his best-known works, including his semi-autobiographical series of five ...

James Hanley - Faber • faber.co.uk

James Hanley was a novelist and playwright. His output was prodigious: in addition to the five novels in the Furys sequence being reissued by Faber Finds, he wrote about twenty-five novels, sixteen volumes of short stories, six plays and seven books of miscellaneous writings.

James Hanley | AGNI Online • bu.edu

James Hanley (1897-1985) was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, in 1897—not in Dublin, nor 1901, as he often implied. He was a prolific novelist as well as a playwright and writer of short stories.

James Hanley - fantastic-writers-and-the-great-war.com • fantastic-writers-and-the-great-war.com

James Hanley had experience in the Merchant Navy, which led him to write Boy (1932) (a book which was famously banned after a trial in 1934 and not republished until 1990), as well as other novels set at sea. In 1946 What Farrar Saw was published, which was set in a near future post-war Britain, in which a nation-wide traffic jam can be seen as a metaphor for a sclerotic class-ridden society ...

James Hanley Biography - eNotes.com • enotes.com

British novelist and short-story writer. Examine the life, times, and work of James Hanley through detailed author biographies on eNotes.

James Hanley - Oxford Reference • oxfordreference.com

(1901-85),Irish novelist, short‐story writer, and playwright, born in Dublin but brought up in Liverpool. He went to sea at the age of 14 and his subsequent experiences were often incorporated into his fiction, including Boy (1931). He made a name, and gained some notoriety, as an uncompromising realist. The lives of the Dublin poor were portrayed in The Furys (1935), Secret Journey (1936 ...

James Hanley Works On Paper • jameshanley.net

James Hanley loves to tell stories, both in his work and in person. His oil paintings, often larger than life, are complex narrative works referencing history and contemporary and classical culture, using the figure as central focal point and protagonist, and frequently take weeks and occasionally months to complete.