Veitch, Sophie. A Modern Crusader. Adam and Charles Black, 1895.
Sophie Veitch
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Standard Name: Veitch, Sophie
Birth Name: Sophie Frances Fane Veitch
Indexed Name: Sophie F. F. Veitch
Indexed Name: S. F. J. Veitch
Indexed Name: Sophie F. E. Veitch
Pseudonym: J. A. St John Blythe
, a Scotswoman who lived the early part of her life abroad, was a varied and prolific author. Between the 1860s and 1890s she produced ten novels, a travel book, many journal articles (including a short story and literary reviews), and two translations. She is best known for her sensation novels, which focus on hidden madness and extramarital desires, and are remarkable for their unusual perspective on female passion as essential. Her works, although out of print, are nevertheless witty and engaging, and offer an interesting variation on better-known sensation novels.
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Veitch, Sophie. “Current Fiction”. The Scottish Review, No. 13, pp. 115-28.
Veitch, Sophie. “Echoes of the Eighteenth Century”. The Scottish Review, No. 9, pp. 59-75.
Veitch, Sophie. “Ethics and Art in Recent Novels”. The Scottish Review, No. 14, pp. 315-30.
Veitch, Sophie. “George Eliot”. The Scottish Review, No. 10, pp. 250-64.
Veitch, Sophie. James Hepburn, Free Church Minister. A. Gardner, 1887.
Veitch, Sophie. Margaret Drummond, Millionaire. A. and C. Black, 1893, 3 vols.
Veitch, Sophie. “Religious Novels and the Christian Ideal”. The Scottish Review, No. 2, pp. 330-45.
Veitch, Sophie. “The Biter Bit”. Temple Bar, Vol.
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, pp. 332-55. Veitch, Sophie. The Dean’s Daughter. 1888.
Veitch, Sophie. The Dean’s Daughter. National Publishing Company, 1889.
Veitch, Sophie, and T. E. Views in Central Abyssinia. J. C. Hotten, 1868.
Veitch, Sophie. Wise as a Serpent. Richard Bentley, 1869, 3 vols.