Oswald Barron

After her affair with Shaw, thinks Julia Briggs, EN was more self-protective in her flirtations. By choosing a succession of admirers who were younger and less established in the world than herself, she received homage...

EN published her second independent novel (and the first to appear in England), the historical romance The Secret of Kyriels, at first titled Kyriel's Bridge; the idea came from Oswald Barron .

EN 's The Story of the Amulet, sequel to Five Children and It, expressed (like others of her children's books) a vivid sense of the historical endurance of objects which may be traceable...

It had already appeared serially from January 1905 to January 1906: During the two years leading up to the appearance of this work in book form EN was often producing monthly instalments of...

Having collaborated with Oswald Barron on the farce A Family Novelette (staged in February 1894), EN continued from time to time to write for the theatre: most of her plays remained unpublished. Following her son...

EN 's collaborations with Oswald Barron began with The Life-Lamp, which appeared in Atalanta in June 1893. They collaborated again in several genres: in A Family Novelette (a farce performed in a public hall...

This saw the first appearance of EN 's famous Bastable family: Mary, Oswald, Dicky, and the twins (Alice and Noel, each of whom represents a different side of their creator). While Oswald and Dicky were...

EN 's The Rainbow and the Rose, another collection of poems, contains in Via Amoris (The Way of Love) a sequence apparently inspired by the departure from her life of Oswald Barron .

Contributors included EN herself, Gerald Gould , G. K. Chesterton , Andrew Lang , and Oswald Barron . Nesbit's idealistic promise that she would print the plain naked unashamed truth, in contrast to the lies...