James Stephens (disambiguation)

"James Stephens" is composed of at least 10 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the names: James Stephens, Mr James Stephens

Author Division

James Stephens (1)

The Worm Ouroboros (1922) — Introduction, some editions — 2,301 copies
Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama (1995) — Contributor, some editions — 917 copies
Eric Carle's Dragons, Dragons (1991) — Contributor — 718 copies
Irish Fairy Tales (1920) 703 copies
The Crock of Gold (1912) 512 copies
A Fish Dinner in Memison (1941) — Introduction, some editions — 492 copies
The Rag and Bone Shop of the Heart: A Poetry Anthology (1992) — Contributor — 389 copies
A World of Great Stories (1947) 261 copies
The Penguin Book of Irish Verse (1981) — Contributor — 196 copies
The Charwoman's Daughter (1912) 168 copies
The Penguin Book of Irish Fiction (1999) — Contributor — 152 copies
Black Water 2: More Tales of the Fantastic (1990) — Contributor — 152 copies
Great Irish Short Stories (1964) — Contributor — 142 copies
The Faber Book of Beasts (1997) — Contributor — 141 copies
Poems of Early Childhood (Childcraft) (1923) — Contributor — 119 copies
Classic Irish Short Stories (1957) 117 copies
The Standard Book of British and American Verse (1932) — Contributor — 116 copies
Great Irish Tales of Fantasy and Myth (1994) — Contributor — 108 copies
The Insurrection in Dublin (1916) 94 copies
Storytelling and Other Poems (1949) — Contributor — 90 copies
The Bedside Book of Famous British Stories (1940) — Contributor — 67 copies
Deirdre (1702) 67 copies
Great Irish Short Stories (Dover Thrift Editions) (2005) — Contributor — 59 copies
Great Tales of Fantasy and Imagination (1945) — Contributor — 56 copies
Reading for Pleasure (1957) — Contributor — 51 copies
The Demi-Gods (1914) 46 copies
Modern Irish Short Stories (1957) — Contributor — 43 copies
Etched in Moonlight (1924) 39 copies
Great Irish Stories of the Supernatural (1992) — Contributor — 39 copies
Victorian and Later English Poets (1934) — Editor — 35 copies
English Romantic Poets (1933) — Editor — 35 copies
In the Land of Youth (1924) 34 copies
Collected poems (1926) 29 copies
The Penguin Book of Irish Comic Writing (1996) — Author, some editions — 26 copies
Here are ladies (1914) 22 copies
The Lucky Bag: Classic Irish Children's Stories (1984) — Contributor — 22 copies
Strange Glory (1977) — Contributor — 22 copies
The Return of the Hero (1923) — Introduction, some editions — 16 copies
Letters (1974) 15 copies
Poems of Magic and Spells (1960) — Contributor — 14 copies
Kings and the moon (1938) 12 copies
The hill of vision (1912) 11 copies
Reincarnations (1918) 11 copies
Desire and other stories (1980) 10 copies
The Rocky Road to Dublin (1947) 10 copies
A James Stephens Reader (1962) 9 copies
Owls' Watch (1965) — Contributor — 8 copies
The Story Survey (1953) — Contributor — 6 copies
A Trophy of Arms: Poems 1926-1935 (1937) — Preface — 6 copies
Giants! Giants! Giants! (1980) — Contributor — 6 copies
Cricket Magazine, Vol. 5, No. 2, October 1977 (1977) — Contributor — 4 copies
Irish fairy & folk tales (2019) 4 copies
Cricket Magazine, Vol. 5, No. 3, November 1977 (1971) — Contributor — 3 copies
Green branches 3 copies
Cricket Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 10, June 1976 — Contributor — 3 copies
Theme and Variations (1930) 3 copies
Hunger (2013) 2 copies
An introduction to A fish dinner in Memison, by (1941) — Author — 2 copies
The Outcast (1929) 2 copies
On prose and verse (1928) 2 copies
Desire {story} (1928) 2 copies
White Fields 1 copy
Altin Küpü (2021) 1 copy
Optimist 1 copy
The Dial, Vol LXXVI No 4, April 1924 — Contributor, some editions — 1 copy
strict joy 1 copy
SINGING WIND 1 copy

James Stephens (unknown)

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
1. James Stephens, Irish poet.
2. James Stephens, 'Francis Bacon & the Style of Science'
3. James Stephens, theologist.
4. James Stephens, American-Irish republican.
5. James Stephens, director.
6. "Mr" James Stephens, American author.
7. James Stephen, West Indian slavery reformer.
8 James Stephens, 'Ghost Town'.
9. James Michael Stephens, 'Lodge Business'
10. James Stephens, literary historian.