Joseph O'Neill (1886-1953)

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For the author of Blood-Dark Track see Joseph O'Neill

Joseph O'Neill was an Irish novelist.

O'Neill was born in the Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland, in 1886. He became a school inspector and subsequently Secretary of the Department of Education in the newly-formed Irish Free State. He wrote five novels, of which the best-known was Land Under England, a science-fiction account of a totalitarian society ruled by telepathic mind control. He died in 1953.

He was the husband of Mary Devenport O'Neill

[edit] List of Works

  • Wind From the North (1934)
  • Land under England (1935) [ISBN 0-14-008956-X]
  • Day of Wrath (1936)
  • Philip (1940)
  • Chosen by the Queen (1947)


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