Tasma
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Standard Name: Tasma
Used Form: Jessie Couvreur
Connections
Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
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Material Conditions of Writing | Mary Frances Billington | While Billington celebrates notable women in her profession, including Flora Shaw
and Tasma
, she also notes the popular response to their craft: to the outside world, which really knows very little of how its... |
Textual Production | May Crommelin | The collaborators included Julia Frankau
, Clotilde Graves
, Margaret Hungerford
, Helen Mathers
, Florence Marryat
, Adeline Sergeant
, Tasma
, Frances Eleanor Trollope
, Conan Doyle
, and Bram Stoker
. The... |
Timeline
By 24 November 1888: Tasma (Jessie Couvreur), who took her pen-name...
Women writers item
By 24 November 1888
Tasma (Jessie Couvreur)
, who took her pen-name from her early years in Tasmania, published her first novel, Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill.
By 8 February 1890: A Sydney Sovereign, a collection of stories...
Women writers item
By 8 February 1890
A Sydney Sovereign, a collection of stories by Tasma
, was published.
1892: Tasma (whose real name was Jessie Couvreur,...
Women writers item
1892
Tasma
(whose real name was Jessie Couvreur
, published her novelA Knight of the White Feather.
1895: Not Counting the Cost, a novel in which Tasma...
Women writers item
1895
Not Counting the Cost, a novel in which Tasma
explored issues of culture and nationality, appeared two years before her death.
1897: Tasma, or Jessie Couvreur, published her...
Women writers item
1897
Tasma, or Jessie Couvreur
, published her novelFiery Ordeal in the year of her death.
Texts
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