The child MPD published poetry in the Poetry Review.

RP , as a graduate student, published in Classical Quarterly an academic article entitled 'Imagery of the Elsewhere' Two Choral Odes of Euripides.

MG started writing articles for the Irish nationalist cause this year, publishing both Un Peuple Opprimé in La Nouvelle Revue Internationale and a series entitled Le Martyre de L'Irlande in Journal des Voyages.

DG produced a collection of essays in 1866, published with her name. These were largely reprinted from her writings in the North British Review.

Her first published poem appeared in 1818 in the Pocket Magazine under the pseudonym Edward.

Barbara Wreaks (later BH ) published in the Sheffield Courant a series of sketches later reprinted as Characteristics of Some Leading Inhabitants of Sheffield.

Monthly Magazine printed respectively Annabella and The Penitent Mother, two poems written by FH at an early age.

Writing as Wilfred and Wilfreda, William and Mary Howitt published a series of pieces in the short-lived periodical Kaleidoscope.

ZNH 's first published work, the short story John Redding Goes to Sea, was issued in Stylus, Howard University 's literary magazine.

Anna Murphy, later ABJ , published in the London Magazine, under the initials A. J., a poem which later appeared as Farewell to Italy in Diary of an Ennuyée.

AJ began publishing on matters of theological controversy and liberty of conscience in letters signed Priscilla which appeared in the London Chronicle. Each letter addressed some individual theologian by name, by turns assailing the most formidable champions of the system whereby Anglican clergymen were compelled to subscribe to the Thirty-Nine Articles. Her most frequent targets were Samuel Hallifax , Thomas Randolph , and Thomas Balguy .

Critique carried JK 's essay Bakhtine , le mot, le dialogue et le roman.

Because of her left-wing politics, DL had been officially declared a prohibited person, with all kinds of restrictions on mixing with others. Being Prohibited was published in the New Statesman, and may well have initiated Going Home, her volume of essays about return visits to Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe).

Ling Shuhua reached print for the first time when she completed an essay assignment about her role in a student demonstration inspired by the political events of and after 4 May 1919. Her teacher read it aloud with appreciation and sent to the Tianjin Daily newspaper for publication.

The school magazine of St Margaret's College, Christchurch, New Zealand, published its first number. It was jointly edited by NM and included two essays and a comic poem of her composition. She continued to appear in later issues.

Between 1820 and 1870, JSM published essays, reviews, and letters in major periodicals, including the Westminster Review (later his own London and Westminster Review), Fraser's Magazine, the Monthly Repository, Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, the Morning Chronicle, and the Edinburgh Review.

Thomas Campbell published four of MRM 's earliest sketches in the New Monthly Magazine.

Even before her marriage, Sydney Owenson was a frequent writer of letters to Irish newspapers about such topics as the state of the poor and the malpractice of debtors' prisons. As Lady Morgan she remained a vivid, observant, idiosyncratic, and entertaining writer of personal letters all her life. She began to keep a diary in 1825.

CN 's first published poem, The Lady Doctor appeared in London Society.

After a two-year break from writing, EN , now living in Victoria, Australia, took up her pen again. The resulting short story, about a dentist's receptionist looking for romance, appeared in the Australasian in 1920. She received two guineas for it. With this success behind her, EN began to write more short stories, many of which appeared in Home. She wrote an article on Queensland for the LondonTimes, which was printed in 1922 in their Empire Day Supplement. After she separated from her first husband in 1923, he accused her of having taken her stories from others. When she moved to Manchester with her second husband , she wrote back-pagers for the Manchester Guardian.

DB 's first articles as a freelance journalist began appearing in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle at around the time of her twenty-first birthday.

MFB 's parents encouraged their daughter to read the newspapers at an early age, which nourished her early passion for journalism. This interest allowed her to support herself through her own writing by the time she was in her late teens. Her first articles speculated on the fantastic—in particular, Dorset ghosts—while her first paid work came as a columnist for The Globe and Traveller.

LBL 's poem Pastoral appeared in the London Mercury: it was collected in Cape 's The Best Poems of 1932 in the same year.

AB began writing very young. Her earliest poem was probably The Dying Child's Last Words (When I lie sleeping in my grave, / Dear friends, remember me), closely followed by The Kitten's Chorus, whose chorus line is a multiple repetition of Miew! The kitten poem is the only survivor of her writing for a magazine which she produced with her schoolfriend Leila Langdale , modelled on Cassell 's Little Folks.