One more thing - saying that he "cashed in" is just horrible. Nothing is further than from the truth. Barrie didn't expand/recreate the play into a novel due to sales. Barrie had been a highly successful and respected playwright/novelist, and very generous with his money. He even bequeathed away the profits from 'Peter Pan' the play! The reason he made the book version is he'd tweaked the stage production every year, often several times - new lines, scenes and the like. Ultimately he went for the book form. It allowed him to present material as he saw fit. Whether it be direct insight into the characters' minds or a cheeky comment from the Narrator, it's teeming with bits he'd been unable to interject into a play. Not to mention a lack of time and scenic constraints. So to say he wrote it merely to make the extra cash is mean, as well as incorrect. He wrote it for love of the story.

Thanks for asking about my work. Please note that these are not simply me writing anything that struck my fancy. Sure, my own ideas are in my novels. But as mentioned, I use Barrie's notes, musings and ideas about more for Peter Pan. My books are scholarly creative pursuits, born out of my college Honors Project. I crafted them around Barrie's tales, careful not to contradict him - which every other Pan expansion has done, including the "official" sequel! {Note: The works of Andrea Jones are an exception. Yes, they veer from Barrie, but not without cause. Jones skillfully bends the timeline to allow for her own amazing adventures while never comprimising Barrie's core themes, essense or mythos. Vastly different from changing simple facts [or even entire sections] from the story due to what appears to be sheer negligence.}

My novels are a 'sequel' - "Peter Pan's NeverWorld"
& an interquel [a book chronologically between two existing books]
"Peter Pan: Betwixt-and-Between"
More info: HERE

Thanks for being interested. :)