June Shepherd

Of Do Come and Bring Your Fiends [sic], in which a young woman with a recent Oxford degree finds and loses love, June Shepherd wrote the pain leaps clear from these pages.

June Shepherd found all the characters in this curious novel dislikable: the parents cold, the grandmother self-seeking, vain, and rather silly, and the child a selfish juvenile horror.

Giles Dixey privately printed at Oxford a booklet of DW 's work entitled Days and the Years: Poems; eighteen of these are included in an appendix in June Shepherd 's biography of Wallace.

She presented a copy of each of her books to her husband , inscribed: R. H. Rash, with love from the author. But he and most of her family never read her books, though...