J. M. Barrie: Stories

An aristocrat with progressive ideas, insists on equality between servants and masters.

The novel tells the story of Rev. Gavin Dishart, a young and idealistic minister recently assigned to the parish.

A mix of adult fiction and whimsical fantasy, told largely through the voice of a middle-aged, somewhat eccentric narrator, Captain W.

The novel tells the story of Peter Pan, the boy who refuses to grow up, and his adventures with Wendy Darling.

Before pirates and Neverland, a mischievous infant slips from his London nursery and glides to Kensington Gardens, where birds and fairies rule by moonlight. Learning their secret customs and perilous games, he befriends a lost little girl and tests the fragile bridge between play and home. A wistful, magical origin tale about freedom, belonging, and the moment childhood begins to take flight.

A boy and girl who once played at rescuing each other grow into adults still trapped by those childhood roles. Now a successful writer, he cannot give the steadfast woman who loves him the simple, honest devotion she needs. Between loyalty, pride and old wounds, both must face whether love can heal what imagination first broke.