James Francis Dwyer

James Francis Dwyer

2 Series • 15 Books

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🎯 Where Should I Start?

Best Starting Point
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Start with: The Bust of Lincoln (1912)
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Publication Order of Anthologies
Start with: The Pocket Book of Mystery Stories (1941)

ⓘ About James Francis Dwyer

(James also wrote the Spillane series which are The Lady with Feet of Gold and The City of Cobras) James Francis Dwyer was a well-established author, who was born at Camden Park on April 22 1874. Dwyer is the fifth child and son of one Michael Dwyer, who worked as a farm laborer and Margaret his wife. In the year 1883, the family relocated to Menangle and in the following year, to Campbelltown. James Francis Dwyer, attended public schools units, until the age of 14, when he was sent to Sydney, to his relatives, where he served as a clerk to a publisher. In the year 1892, James Francis Dwyer became a letter carrier. While working as a letter carrier in Sydney, James Francis Dwyer had a brief encounter with Robert Stevenson. The brief meeting turned Dwyer’s thoughts towards writing.

All Book Series by James Francis Dwyer

1
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The Bust of Lincoln

Series opener · book 1 of 13 · published 1912

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1912
2
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The White Waterfall

Book 2 of 13 · published 1912

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1912
3
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The Spotted Panther

Book 3 of 13 · published 1913

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1913
4
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Breath of the Jungle

Book 4 of 13 · published 1915

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1915
5
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The Green Half-Moon

Book 5 of 13 · published 1917

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1917
6
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Evelyn

Book 6 of 13 · published 1929

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1929
7
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O Splendid Sorcery

Book 7 of 13 · published 1930

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1930
8

The Romantic Quest of Peter Lamonte

Book 8 of 13 · published 1932

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1932
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Cold Eyes

Book 9 of 13 · published 1934

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1934
10
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Hespamora

Book 10 of 13 · published 1935

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1935
11

The Lady With Feet of Gold

Book 11 of 13 · published 1937

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1937
12

The City of Cobras

Book 12 of 13 · published 1938

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1938
13

Leg-Irons on Wings

Latest in the series · book 13 of 13 · published 1949

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1949
1
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The Pocket Book of Mystery Stories

Series opener · book 1 of 2 · published 1941

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1941
2
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents 13 More Stories They Wouldn't Let Me Do on TV

Latest in the series · book 2 of 2 · published 1957

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1957

? Frequently Asked Questions

Who is James Francis Dwyer?

(James also wrote the Spillane series which are The Lady with Feet of Gold and The City of Cobras) James Francis Dwyer was a well-established author, who was born at Camden Park on April 22 1874. Dwyer is the fifth child and son of one Michael Dwyer, who worked as a farm laborer and Margaret his wife. In the year 1883, the family relocated to Menangle and in the following year, to Campbelltown.

Which James Francis Dwyer series should I start with?

James Francis Dwyer's books stand alone rather than forming a numbered series, so there is no reading order to follow. The natural first pick is The Bust of Lincoln (1912).

How many books has James Francis Dwyer written?

James Francis Dwyer has 15 books catalogued in this guide, published between 1912 and 1957. They are filed under 2 categories rather than in numbered series — chiefly Standalone Novels and Anthologies.

In what order should James Francis Dwyer's series be read?

No reading order is needed: none of the 15 books catalogued here do not form a numbered series, so any title can be picked up first. Within each category they are listed by publication year.

How are James Francis Dwyer's books organised into series?

This guide splits James Francis Dwyer's 15 books into categories rather than numbered series: Standalone Novels (13 books); Anthologies (2 books).