TT
, who lived in New England through the time of the American Revolution, published in 1799 (perhaps) and 1801, and lived for another thirty-six years apparently without further writerly activity, was the certain author...
Josephine Tey
was the pseudonym that Scottish writer Elizabeth Mackintosh used for her detective fiction, the genre for which she is now best known. Her other pseudonym, Gordon Daviot, was usually reserved for what she...
William Makepeace Thackeray
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Ann Thicknesse
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AT
was, it seems, an opportunistic writer. Already accustomed to earning money from publicly performing music, she published five titles in four decades from 1761 to 1800: a self-justifying scandal memoir, two music manuals, a...
GT
was a Roman Catholic poet of the mid seventeenth century with a powerful individual voice, dealing with the themes of family love, bereavement, and religious devotion. Her surviving poems number only nineteen.
Matthew, Henry Colin Gray et al., editors. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. http://www.oxforddnb.com/.
Winefrid Thimelby
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Though the focus of her life was religion, the seventeenth-century WT
expressed in several genres an urge to write: pious meditations, lively familiar letters, and in all probability a long sequence of the annals of...
Angela Thirkell
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AT
, having already published journalism (some of it literary) and a family memoir, launched her career as a novelist in the 1930s (her own early forties) and continued publishing for nearly thirty years at...
DT
acquired instant fame as a very young man in the 1930s when his earliest poems were published. Throughout his short life he turned out journalistic hack work and reviews; as well as poetry he...
Elizabeth Thomas
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ET (dubbed Corinna by Dryden
and writing mostly in the early eighteenth century) was a poet of real stature and an interesting letter-writer. Her few authentic works have been upstaged by the many miscellaneous writings...
Elizabeth Thomas
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Under two successive pseudonyms, Elizabeth Thomas
, was both novelist and poet. Late in life she explained that during her youth, in the days of the great Romantics, publishing poetry took more confidence than she...
Flora Thompson
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FT
, who wrote in the early to mid twentieth century, had limited education and lived outside the literary mainstream. She had little success as a poet or novelist, but built herself a career as...
Alice Thornton
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AT
is well known as a Restoration-period autobiographer whose several successive books of Meditations and Transactions of [her] life,
Anselment, Raymond A. “Seventeenth-Century Manuscript Sources of Alice Thornton’s Life”. SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900, Vol.
45
, No. 1, pp. 135-55.
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while predominantly and earnestly religious in tone, also give a vivid and often horrifying account...
KCT
, often forgotten today, was a highly popular and successful writer of short stories and novels at the beginning of the twentieth century. In 1904, she was propelled to literary fame and fortune with...
Among the oeuvre of MT
, Irish poet of the early nineteenth century, her long narrative allegory, Psyche, gives her a high place among the women Romantics. Her known oeuvre has excitingly expanded in...
HET
was a nineteenth-century poet of religious, historical, and domestic subjects; she also published a single novel.
Annie Tinsley
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began as a poet and was forced by financial need to become a novelist and short-story writer. The antiquarian Henry Peet
lists thirteen principal works; others appeared in local periodicals, and some are untraced.
Elizabeth Tipper
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ET
, an obscure late-seventeenth-century writer, was an accomplished poet (as her single collection shows) and worked for John Dunton
as a regular periodical contributors: that is, a journalist.
Elizabeth Tollet
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ET
is an under-appreciated and versatile poet of the earlier eighteenth century, whose oeuvre occupies a substantial volume. Her poetic genres include epistles to friends, occasional verse, pastoral, religious and philosophical poetry, classical translation, metrical...
Elizabeth Sophia Tomlins
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EST
published four novels and a (collaborative) book of poems during the last two decades of the eighteenth century. She was also said to have written translation and contributions to periodicals.