(drama: later became the novel Woman in the Sky). BBC Radio, Third Programme, 10 December 1967; CBC radio 8 December 1968. It Wasn't Me (drama) BBC TV, 17 December 1969. The Furys (based on the novel). Serialized on BBC Radio, February/March 2001. Critical studies Paul Binding, "Reappraisal" in The Fiction Magazine, Spring 1983 John Fordham, James Hanley: Modernism and the Working Class. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2002 Linneae Gibbs, James Hanley: A Bibliography. Vancouver, Canada: William Hoffer, 1980 Chris Gostick, "Extra Material on James Hanley's Boy". In the Oneworld Classics edition of Boy (2007). Kristin Anderson, A Queer Sort: A Review of James Hanley's Boy. The Dublin Review of Books John Cowper Powys, "Preface" to Men in Darkness (1931) Edward Stokes, The Novels of James Hanley, Melbourne, Australia, F. W. Cheshire, 1964, Robin Wood, "This Soaring and Singing Land: James Hanley in Wales". International Journal of Welsh Writing in English, Volume 3, Number 1, October 2015, pp. 123–144. University of Wales Press Archives Britain Liverpool City Library: A large number of letters to James Hanley, notably a major collection from John Cowper Powys, as well as small collections from T E Lawrence, E M Forster and Storm Jameson. Also a selection of press cuttings and a number of Hanley's books. National Library of Wales: A good selection of Hanley books, and an important collections of manuscripts and letters. University of London (The Sterling Library): A small but important collection of Hanley books, letters and manuscripts, including one of the few available UK copies of the early novel Resurrexit Dominus. The Powys Society Collection (Exeter University): Inscribed books from Hanley to various members of the Powys family, together with a small number of letters and manuscripts. United States Bryn Mawr College: An unrivalled Hanley collection of books, letters and manuscripts, including almost the full correspondence between Hanley and Frank Harrington from the 1970s until Hanley's death in 1985. Harry Ransom Center: A large collection of Hanley letters and manuscripts. Temple University, Philadelphia: An important collection of Hanley BBC Radio and TV scripts, together with all the later letters from John Cowper Powys to Hanley. University of New York at Buffalo: A good collection of Hanley material, including copies of all the later letters between Hanley and Harrington not at Bryn Mawr. University of Northern Illinois: An important collection of Hanley books and manuscripts, together with a large number of letters