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Weather permitting: the story of an outdoor Christmas (illus).
Quiver Annual 1909. Short story.
The worms that turned (illus). Quiver Annual 1909. Short story.
A patent of nobility. Atlantic Monthly 106, Oct 1910. Essay.
The lonely seas. Atlantic Monthly 108, July 1911. Essay.
The privy slanderer: an unusual story with an unusual moral (illus).
Quiver Annual 1911. (See also editorial and reader response to this
story.)
Hobbled. North Amer Rev 197, Mar 1913. Essay.
The Statue of Liberty (New York). Lone Hand 1 May 1916. Poem.
The haunted house. North Amer Rev 207, Feb 1918. Essay.
Nightfall. Atlantic Monthly 130, Aug 1922. Essay.
25th April, 1923. Woman’s World, Apr 1923. Poem.
Cambridge may have collaborated in two articles pbd under her husband’s
name: G. F. Cross, The modern pulpit, and The modern pulpit: a last
word, Melbourne Rev 4 1879.
Other publications
[Verse addn to Auld lang syne.] Blake’s Musical Misc no 42,
Baltimore nd (copy in Univ of Virginia Lib).
The towns of Victoria: Western District (as ‘Ada Cross’) (illus). In
Picturesque atlas of Australasia, ed A. Garran, 3 vols Sydney 1886
(vol 2) (in collaboration with J. Smith and A. Semple); facs edn
Sydney 1974. Essay.
[Untitled contribution.] In Illustrated guide to Beechworth and
vicinity, Beechworth, Victoria 1892. Essay.
A sedative. In Childhood in bud and blossom: a souvenir book of the
children’s hospital bazaar, ed J. Lake (illustr E. Fahey and N.
Carter), Melbourne 1900. Short story.
Letters
[Letters.] In Dear Robertson: letters to an Australian publisher, ed A.
W. Barker, Sydney 1982. Prints 7 letters from Cambridge to G.
Robertson.
[Inscriptions.] In E. Zinkhan, Ada Cambridge: a poetry manuscript
and holograph inscriptions in America, formerly part of the
James Carleton Young Collection. In Bibliographical Soc of
Australia and New Zealand Bull 14 1990 (issued 1991). Discusses
unpbd mss and prints 4 Cambridge inscriptions.
See also Cambridge, Unspoken thoughts, ed Barton, under Collections,
above. Prints one letter from Cambridge to A. G. Stephens.
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This is a selective list. For additional secondary material, see works cited
under Bibliographies, above.
Greene, C. M. Australian writers. Universal Rev 3 1889.
Falk, D. To A. C. Centennial Mag 2 Jan 1890. Poem.
Byrne, D. Ada Cambridge. In his Australian writers, 1896.
Turner, H. G. and A. Sutherland. In their The development of
Australian literature, 1898.
Dolman, F. Australian authors of to-day. Cassell’s Mag 29 Dec
1899–May 1900 (with photo).
Stephens, A. G. Notes on books: a clergyman’s wife. Bulletin 25 Apr
1903; rptd in A. G. Stephens: his life and work, ed V. Palmer,
Melbourne 1941.
Women in literature: popular novelist: Ada Cambridge. Melbourne
Herald 20 Feb 1912 (with photo); rptd in Weekly Times
(Melbourne) 24 Feb 1912. Anon.
Spencer, G. Ada Cambridge: the doyen of Australian novelists (with
photo). Woman’s World 1 Jan 1922. Interview.
Taylor, F. How I became a writer: by Ada Cambridge (with photo).
Woman’s World 1 May 1924. Interview.
Obits: Argus (Melbourne) 21 July 1926 (anon); The Times 21 July
1926, 22 July 1926 (photo), 24 July 1926 (by Rev Heard); Argus 23
July 1926 (with photo) (anon); Australasian 24 July 1926 (anon);
Stephens, A. G. Sydney Morning Herald 31 July 1926; [Bruce, M.
G.] Woman’s World 1 Aug 1926.
Baker, K. A. Williamstown novelist: Ada Cambridge.
Williamstown Chron 1 June 1945. (The erection of a memorial
plaque.)
Morrison, E. Bibliographical revisionism: the novels of Ada
Cambridge. In Books, libraries and readers in colonial Australia,
ed E. Morrison and M. Talbot, Melbourne 1985.
Barton, P. Re-opening the case of Ada Cambridge. Australian
Literary Stud 13 Oct 1987. (Publication history of Unspoken
thoughts.)
Thomas, S. Ada Cambridge’s Unspoken thoughts. Notes & Furphies
(Australia) 18 1987. (Publication history.)
Bradstock, M. and L. Wakeling. Ada Cambridge and the first thirty
years. Australian Lit Stud 14 May 1990. (Discusses textual variance.)
Morrison, E. Editing a newspaper novel for the Colonial Texts
Series: A woman’s friendship. In Editing in Australia, ed P.
Eggert, Melbourne 1990.
Bradstock, M. and L. Wakeling. Rattling the orthodoxies: a life of
Ada Cambridge. Ringwood, Victoria 1991.
Tate, A. Ada Cambridge: her life and work 1844–1926. Carlton,
Victoria 1991.
Zinkhan, E. Ada Cambridge: A marked man, the Manchester
Weekly Times Suppl, and late-nineteenth-century fiction publication.
Bibliographical Soc of Australia and New Zealand Bull 17
1993. (On serial and book pbn, and textual variance.)
See also Zinkhan (1990/1991), under Letters, above. [ejz]
Bernard Edward Joseph Capes 1854–1918
Ada Cambridge | Bernard Edward Joseph Capes
Mss located in NLS.
Bibliographies
In An index to Blackwood’s Mag 1901–1980, ed D. Finkelstein,
Aldershot 1995.
See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Selections
In The black reaper: tales of terror, ed H. Lamb, Wellingborough
1989.
An eddy on the floor. In Victorian ghost stories, ed M. Cox and R. A.
Gilbert, Oxford 1991.
A ghost-child in The mammoth book of Victorian and Edwardian
ghost stories, ed R. Dalby, 1995, rptd as The giant book of classic
ghost stories, 1997.
Dark dignum. In Twelve Victorian ghost stories, ed M. Cox, Oxford
1997.
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The mill of silence. Chicago and New York 1897, London 1902.
reviews: The Chap-Book 15 May 1897; Acad 26 July 1902.
The lake of wine. 1898, New York 1898, London 1906, [1919].
reviews: Literary World 27 May 1898; Spectator 28 May 1898;
Bookman June 1898; Athenaeum 4 June 1898; Dial 1 Aug 1898;
Bookman (USA) Oct 1898.
Adventures of the Comte de la Muette during the reign of terror.
Edinburgh 1898, New York 1898.
reviews: Spectator 25 June 1898; Acad Suppl 2 July 1898;
Literature 2 July 1898; Speaker 30 July 1898; Literary World 19
Aug 1898; Athenaeum 3 Sep 1898; Dial 16 Feb 1899.
The mysterious singer. Bristol 1898.
reviews: Acad Suppl 3 Sep 1898; Literary World 23 Sep 1898.
At a winter’s fire. 1899, New York 1899, 1906, Freeport NY 1969.
reviews: Spectator 17 June 1899; Literature 1 July 1899; Literary
World 14 July 1899; Dial Aug 1899; Athenaeum 12 Aug 1899; New
York Times 12 Aug 1899; Bookman (USA) Oct 1899.
Our lady of darkness. Edinburgh and London 1899, New York 1899.
reviews: Literature 30 Sep 1899; Spectator 30 Sep 1899; Speaker
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