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Burgin, G. B. How women writers work. Idler 10 Sep 1896.
Foerster, E. Die Frauenfrage in den Romanen Englischer
Schriftstellerinnen der Gegenwart. Marburg 1907. [mh]
Juliana Horatia Ewing, née Gatty 1841–85
Collections
Uniform edition. 18 vols 1894–6. Complete; vol 17, Miscellanea (later
called Tales of the Khoja), consists of uncollected articles, tales
and trns from Aunt Judy’s Mag, London Soc etc. Vol 18 is H. K. F.
Eden’s life, below.
Jackanapes, Daddy Darwin’s dovecot, and The story of a short life.
1916 (EL).
Mrs Overtheway’s remembrances and other stories. 1916 (EL).
The Ewing omnibus, containing Jackanapes, Mrs Overtheway’s
remembrances, Daddy Darwin’s dovecot, and other stories. 1935.
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Melchior’s dream and other tales. 1862, 1869, 1888 (5th edn with 3
additional stories), 1891. First pbd in Monthly Packet 1861.
Mrs Overtheway’s remembrances. 1869 (illus), 1984. Originally
appeared in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1866–8.
The brownies and other tales. 1870, 1871, 1954 (Dent Children’s Illus
Classics).
A flat iron for a farthing: or some passages in the life of an only son.
1872, 1883 (illustr Mrs Allingham), [189?].
Lob Lie-by-the fire: or, the luck of Lingborough. 1874 (illustr G.
Cruickshank), 1885 (illustr R. Caldecott), New York 1917, London
1964 (Dent Children’s Illus Classics). 4 of the 5 stories were first
pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag; Lob had not appeared before.
Six to sixteen: a story for girls. 1876 (illustr Mrs H. Allingham). First
pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1872.
Jan of the windmill: a story of the plains. 1876, 1885 (illustr H.
Paterson), 1905, 1914 (Queens Treasure ser). First appeared in
Aunt Judy’s Mag as The miller’s thumb 1872–3.
A great emergency and other tales. 1877, 1887. First pbd in Aunt
Judy’s Mag 1873–5.
We and the world: a book for boys. 1880, 1886, 1893. First appeared
in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1877–9.
Old fashioned fairy tales. [1882] (illus). First pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag
1870–6.
Brothers of pity and other tales of beasts and men. [1882.] First pbd
in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1876–9.
Blue and Red: or the discontented lobster: his history related in
verse. [1883.] First appeared in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1881.
Verse books for children. 6 vols [1883], 1 vol [1888] (as A soldier’s children
and five other tales in verse). Illustr R. André. Vols entitled:
The dolls’ wash; Master Fritz; Our garden; A soldier’s children; A
sweet little dear; Three little nest birds. First pbd in Aunt Judy’s
Mag.
A week spent in a glass pond by the great water beetle. [1883.]
Jackanapes. 1884 (illustr R. Caldecott), [1910?]. First pbd in Aunt
Judy’s Mag Oct 1879.
Daddy Darwin’s dovecot. A country tale. 1884 (illustr R. Caldecott).
First pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1881.
Verse books for children. Second ser. 6 vols [1884], 1 vol [1888] (as The
blue bells on the lea and ten other tales in verse). Illustr R. André.
Vols entitled The blue bells on the lea; Dolls’ housekeeping;
Little boys and wooden horses; Papa Poodle, and other pets;
Tongues in trees; ‘Touch him if you dare’. First pbd in Aunt
Judy’s Mag 1866–80.
Poems of child life and country life. 6 vols [1885], 1 vol [1888] (as
Mother’s birthday review and seven other tales in verse. Illustr R.
André. Vols entitled Baby, puppy, kitty; Convalescence;
Grandmother’s spring; The mill stream; Mother’s birthday
‘George Egerton’, Mary Chavelita Dunne | ‘Lanoe Falconer’, Mary Elizabeth Hawker
review; The poet and the brook. First pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag
1874–83.
The story of a short life. [1885?] (illustr G. Browne). Originally
appeared in Laetus sorte mea in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1882.
Mary’s meadow, and Letters from a little garden. 1886 (illustr G.
Browne). First pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1883–4.
Dandelion clocks and other tales. [1887] (illustr G Browne). First pbd
in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1875–7.
The peace egg and a Christmas mumming play. [1887] (illustr G.
Browne). First pbd in Aunt Judy’s Mag 1884.
Snapdragons. A tale of Christmas Eve and old Father Christmas; an
old fashioned tale of the young days of a grumpy old godfather.
1888 (illustr G. Browne). (Snapdragons was first pbd in Lob Lieby-the-fire).
Leaves from Juliana Horatia Ewing’s ‘Canada home’ gathered and
illustrated by Elizabeth S. Tucker, together with eight water
colour drawings by Mrs Ewing’s own hand. Boston and London
1896.
Also vols of verse and prose. See H. K. F. Gatty (later Eden), Juliana Horatia
Ewing and her books, 1885.
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Gatty (later Eden), H. K. F. Juliana Horatia Ewing and her books.
1885 (in Uniform edn, above).
Marshall, E. In A. Sargeant et al, Women novelists of Queen
Victoria’s reign, 1897.
Juliana Ewing’s world: morality with fun. TLS 9 Aug 1941.
Maxwell, C. Mrs Gatty and Mrs Ewing. 1949.
Laski, M. Mrs Ewing, Mrs Molesworth and Mrs Hodgson Burnett.
1951.
Avery, G. Mrs Ewing. 1961. [dd]
‘Michael Fairless’, Margaret Fairless Barber
1869–1901
Collections
The complete works of Michael Fairless. 1931.
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The gathering of Brother Hilarius. 1901.
The roadmender. 1902; ed M. E. Dowson 1926 (with addns). First
pbd in The Pilot.
The child king: four Christmas writings. 1902.
The grey brethren and other fragments in prose and verse. 1905.
Stories told to children. Ed ‘M. E. Dowson’ (W. S. Palmer) 1914, 1923.
Contents first pbd in The grey brethren, 1905, above.
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‘Dowson, M. E.’ (W. S. Palmer) and A. M. Haggard. Michael Fairless:
her life and writings. 1913.
‘Lanoe Falconer’, Mary Elizabeth Hawker
1848–1908
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Mademoiselle Ixe. 1891 (for 1890).
Cecilia de Noël. 1891.
The Hôtel d’Angleterre and other stories. 1891.
Shoulder to shoulder: a tale of love and friendship. [1891.]
The wrong prescription. In Tavistock tales by Gilbert Parker etc,
1893.
Old Hampshire vignettes. 1907.
‘Lanoe Falconer’ also contributed The short story to On the art of writing
fiction, 1894.
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Phillipps, E. M. Lanoe Falconer. Cornhill Mag Feb 1912.
Phillipps, E. M. Lanoe Falconer (author of Mademoiselle Ixe). 1915.
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