Bodleian Library

FK published, without a date, Mending Your Nerves, a book about the promotion of mental and emotional health which drew partly on her own experience.

This text, the only manuscript of EJS 's known to survive, remains in the Bodleian Library (shelfmark MS Eng. misc. d. 494), which also houses letters to her and her brothers from the Oxford don...

The only surviving copy of this collection, bound up with other material is held by the Bodleian Library . It was once owned by the seventeenth-centeury scholar and antiquary John Selden, who understood it...

RMA published her first novel, Castles in Spain, which, like her later works, she attributed to the fact that, with a husband out at work all day and no children, she had plenty of...

MCarrangedMy Book of Friends. Pen and ink portraits by themselves, Arranged by M. Crommelin.

Henry Colburn exploited the publicity created by the association of CG 's Mrs. Armytage with a sensational murder: it is said that he promptly re-issued the novel.

CEP published her historical novel Giordano Bruno : A Tale of the Sixteenth Century in two volumes under her own name.

Of this book (written among the industrial surroundings of Stourbridge in Worcestershire) neither the British Library nor the Bodleian has a copy. By now, however, ASS was issuing several books per year.

The Bodleian Library copy appears to be the only one extant.

AB 's poems were mostly opportunistic in some way, seizing the chances offered her, either by projects of literary colleagues or by royal or other grand occasions, to make some money. She makes much use...

SH gave her next volume an even more attention-grabbing title: Trembling Hearts in the Bodies of Dogs: New and Selected Poems.

The History of Africa (published in 1830 by the author of Conversations on Chronology as the third volume in Colburn and Bentley 's Juvenile Library) is ascribed to JM in the Bodleian Library catalogue...

MR published a novel entitled Impossible Saints; she has called her protagonist my version of St Teresa of Avila .

The Bodleian Library catalogue lists John Buchan's name alone for this work. He re-used its title for an entirely different solo production, a much-reprinted novel, in 1936.

After this RB continued regularly to publish further novels: Between Two Stools (1912), Concerning a Vow (1914), and A Thorn in the Flesh (1917), of which OCLC WorldCat lists five copies in North America, though...