Bodleian Library

CM 's Lucy's Nose, which is generally called her second novel, appeared forty years after her first. It is a book about Lucy R. in Freud 's Five Studies on Hysteria.

HB used her favourite pseudonym of Oliver Sandys for her biography of her late husband: Caradoc Evans, dedicated to his wayward spirit; she signed the dedication Marguerite.

When the favoutite Punch cartoonist Pont (Graham Laidler) published a collection of his work entitled The British Character, EMD was an obvious choice to write the introduction.

The Bodleian Library copy has an errata slip pasted in.

ES supplied a single-page foreword to the pamphlet Education for Life: The Training of the Girl Worker by Julie Eve Vajkai , printed for Save the Children at the Weardale Press .

She wrote the last of the letters that compose it on 22 July 1810. She incorporated the text of The Female Advocate in this volume only to substitute for other material which she could not...

The title of the series (used in the Bodleian though not in the British Library catalogue) was Tales for the People and their Children. Following the British Libary dating (since authorities differ) MC's own...

DM left in manuscript a poem which has been entitled from its opening words, When Deaths Cold Hand, written in 1682, now among Locke's papers in the Bodleian Library as Locke MS c. 32...

MB and Sydney Box published what Muriel later listed as her first novel, Forbidden Cargo: The Story of the Film.

The British Library holds some of EE 's papers. Her manuscripts among the Ballard Collection in the Bodleian Library include this biography, her notes for female biography, a short autobiography written in the third person...

DW kept a diary (factual and inexpressive), but little survives. The year 1954 is an exception. Exerpts from some of her letters to Giles Dixey are preserved in The Unique Manuscript Magazine, a collection...

CADS published The Seal Princess, a prose re-working of a one-act play that had previously appeared in her 1912 collection Phoca; or, History Repeats Itself.

She went on working at them later, developing her skills as she went on, and doing a great deal of revision. Her critic Gary F. Waller believes that she kept two working drafts simultaneously in...

EBCJ dedicated her final novel, Morning and Cloud, to Phyllis Hamerton , with quotations from Edwin Muir and William Blake .

A religious historical novel entitled Dismas, published through the firm of John Heritage by Mary Moore, seems unlikely to be by EMM .