Famous British writer (1860 - 1937) Barry was born in the family of a Scottish weavers, 1882 graduated from Edinburgh University and served as editor and in 1885 moved to London, working as a news writer, and began writing the novel. Barry's early love of drama, in 1897, he put his best-selling works, the novel "little priest" adapted into a drama staged success, since then, most of his works are drama. 1928 Barry was elected chairman of the association of British writers, in 1930, was hired as honorary president of University of Edinburgh. Peter Pam is one of the most famous fairy tales in Barry. Barry moved to London, living in the vicinity of Kensington Park, to work to see a group of children playing in the grass every day. They used tree branches to build huts, make cookies with mud, and play the role of a fairy tale. Barry was attracted to their games, and added to them. These children have become the author of the story of the characters, the most active boy Peter, he turned into the hero of his fairy tales
