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Her poetic oeuvre consists of a core of longish serious poems, a verse drama, other theatre pieces and a large penumbra of occasional poems and jeux d'esprit. She worked in the ode, essay, epistle, pastoral...

EPW published what appears to be her final work, Old Stories Versified, of which copies are very rare (as they are of many of her works).

PHJ collaborated with her first husband on two mystery novels under the name of Nap Lombard: Tidy Death, 1940, and Murder's a Swine, 1943 (titled in the USA The Grinning Pig)...

DM published Final Demand, a novel (which again she also adapted for film) about small-scale financial fraud.

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.

To a collection entitled Myself When Young, edited by Lady Asquith (Margot, Countess of Oxford and Asquith), SP contributed an essay discussing her childhood and early education.

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 .

FN published Olive Varcoe, A Novel under her pseudonym Francis Derrick.

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

LMS published much of her work with small publishers and in limited edition chapbooks, now fragile and rare, though both the British Library and the Bodleian have most of her publications. She was a Fellow...

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...

GG published The Whole Woman, whose title invites consideration of it as a sequel to The Female Eunuch (which was re-issued to go with the new book).

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...