Addressing such literature as the mystery, the YA novel, the war story, and the science fiction adventure, he writes comic fiction and action-filled stories for younger readers and deeper, more thoughtful books for teenagers several of his books are set in British Columbia, while others begin in his hometown of Liverpool, England.
SidelightsĪn author who also taught high school and has worked as a police officer in his adopted home of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, James Heneghan is credited with bringing a fresh approach to the genre novel for young adults and primary graders. AdaptationsĪ sound recording of Torn Away was produced by CNIB in 1994 The Grave was adapted as an audiobook, Recorded Books, 2002 Wish Me Luck was produced as a German-language audiobook, Horcompany, 2000. Hit Squad, Orca Book Publishers (Custer, WA), 2003.Ĭontributor to periodicals, including B. (With Bruce McBay) Waiting for Sarah, Orca Book Publishers (Custer, WA), 2003. The Grave, Farrar, Straus, and Giroux (New York, NY), 2000.įlood, Farrar, Straus, and Giroux (New York, NY), 2002. Wish Me Luck, Farrar, Straus, and Giroux (New York, NY), 1997. The Case of the Blue Raccoon, Scholastic Canada (Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada), 1996. The Mystery of the Gold Ring, Scholastic Canada (Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada), 1995.
The Trail of the Chocolate Thief, Scholastic Canada (Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada), 1993.
The Case of the Marmalade Cat, illustrated by Carol Wakefield, Scholastic Canada (Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada), 1991.īlue, Scholastic Canada (Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada), 1991. Promises to Come, Overlea House (Toronto, Ontario, Canada), 1988. Bond) Goodbye, Carleton High, Scholastic-TAB (New York, NY), 1983. (With Bruce McBay, under joint pseudonym B. (With Bruce McBay) Puffin Rock, illustrated by Vesna Krstanovich, Book Society of Canada (Agincourt, Ontario, Canada), 1980. Christie Silver Seal Award, best books citation, New York Library, 2000, and best sci-fi books designation, Voice of Youth Advocates, all for The Grave. Egoff British Columbia Children's Literature awards, for Flood, Wish Me Luck, and The Grave Best Books for Young Adults citations, American Library Association, for Torn Away and The Grave Governor General's Award nomination, for Wish Me Luck Mr. Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, Writers Union of Canada, Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators, and Performers, Children's Writers and Illustrators of British Columbia.Īrthur Ellis Crime Writing Award, for Torn Away Sheila A. Writer and educator formerly a policeman in Liverpool, England Vancouver Police, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, fingerprint specialist for twelve years Burnaby High School, Burnaby, British Columbia, English teacher for twenty years.
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