Maurice Walsh

Born: 21 April 1879

Died: 18 February 1964

Born: 21 April 1879

Died: 18 February 1964

Maurice Walsh

Books by Maurice Walsh (50 max)

key above the door.

Green rushes

Blackcock's feather: a plain coak-and-sword story rendered from the Scots and Gaelic.

The road to nowhere

The Spanish lady

The small dark man: a novel

The hill is mine

While rivers run

And no quarter: being the Chronicle of the wars of Montrose as seen by Martin Somers, adjutant of Women in O'Cahans Regiment.

Sons of the swordmaker

The key above the door a novel

Son of apple

Danger under the moon.

Castle Gillian.

Trouble in the glen

The Quiet Man and Other Stories

The small dark man.

Sons of the swordmaker

Thomasheen James

Thomasheen James man-of-no-work

Son of a tinker: and other tales.

The honest fisherman: and other stories

The smart fellow: seven stories.

THE SMALL DARK MAN

Romantic adventurers: the Maurice Walsh big three: "The key above the door", "While rivers run", "The small dark man".

Three roads: great novels of courage, adventure and romance: Blackcock's feather, The road to nowhere, Green rushes

The dark rose

And no quarter, being the chronicle of the wars of Montrose as seen by Martin Somers, adjutant of women in O'Cahan's Regiment.: Rendered into more-or-less modern English.

The dark rose: being the chronicle of the Wars of Montrose as seen by Martin Somers, adjutant of women in O'Cahan's regiment

Thomasheen James, man-of-no-work.

The spanish lady

The man in brown

Nine strings to your bow

Nine strings to your bow

Son of Apple: a pretelling, from a translation by Catriona Macleod of an old Irish folk-tale collected in Kerry by Sheumas O'Duilearga

The damsel debonaire: a simple love story.

Green rushes

Blackcock's feather

Son of a tinker, and other tales

A strange woman's daughter

The honest fisherman, and other stories

Take your choice.

The Spanish lady

The hill is mine

Thomasheen James gets his hair cut: & other stories.

Danger inder the moon

The key above thedoor

Blackcock's feather: a plain cloak-and-sword story rendered from the Scots and Gaelic

Green rushes

The quiet man and other stories