Charlotte Mary Brame

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Standard Name: Brame, Charlotte Mary
Birth Name: Charlotte Mary Law
Married Name: Charlotte Mary Brame
Self-constructed Name: Charlotte M. Brame
Indexed Name: Braeme, Charlotte M.
Pseudonym: Bertha M. Clay
Pseudonym: the author of Dora Thorne
Self-constructed Name: C. M. B.
Pseudonym: Florence Norton
Pseudonym: Caroline M. Burton
Popular or dime novelistCMB was a prolific author—estimates of the number of novels she produced range from thirty to two hundred or more—in the decades surrounding the turn of the twentieth century. Her score is hard to count because some of her various pseudonyms were much used by others besides herself, and some of her novels appeared in story papers but never in volume form.
American Women’s Dime Novel Project. Dime Novels for Women, 1870-1920. http://chnm.gmu.edu/dimenovels/index.html.
She began as a short-story writer. Typically set in English aristocratic settings, her books regularly valorize nobility and excuse questionable behaviour in the name of honour. Her heroines in their romantic troubles are often described as caged wild birds or frail or broken flowers.
Image of a black and white head-and-shoulders photograph of Charlotte Mary Brame, From a simple brown frame, she stares straight at the viewer, wearing a delicate lacy dress, her hair mostly forming a crown around her head, with a frizz of curls framing her face.

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Connections Author name Excerpt
Textual Production Hélène Barcynska
This was one of the six-shilling novels published by Stanley Paul , a series including work by such writers as Rhoda Broughton , Dorothea Gerard , and Violet Hunt . (The same firm issued two-shilling...
Textual Production Harriet Smythies
If this is not after all her final novel, that title may belong to one of the titles that appeared posthumously and have been listed in her name. The facts, however, are hidden and the...

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Texts

Brame, Charlotte Mary. “A Bride from the Sea”. The Saturday Evening Post, Vol.
57
, No. 8, p. 5.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Beyond Pardon. Milner.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Beyond Pardon. W. Nicholson, 1883.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Cecilia’s Choice. William Stevens.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Dora Thorne. W. Stevens, 1877.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Dora Thorne. Belford, Clarke, 1883.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Dora Thorne. Kessinger Publishing, 2004.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Lady Damer’s Secret. Street and Smith, 1879.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Lady Damer’s Secret. G. W. Carleton, 1879.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Love Works Wonders. G. W. Carleton, 1878.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Marjorie Deane. Street and Smith, 1890.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Marjorie Deane. Hunter, Rose, 1895.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Romance of a Black Veil. William Stevens, 1883.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Tales from the Diary of a Sister of Mercy. Burns and Oates, 1867.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Thrown on the World. Hurst and Company, 1875.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Thrown on the World. G. W. Carleton, 1875.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Wife in Name Only. William Stevens, 1883.
Brame, Charlotte Mary. Wife in Name Only. J. S. Ogilvie, 1888.