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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Archer, W. In his Real conversations, 1904.
Courtney, W. L. In his Feminine note in fiction, 1904.
‘Edna Lyall’, Ada Ellen Bayly 1857–1903
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Won by waiting: a story of home life in France and England. 1879,
1886 (rev).
Donovan: a novel. 3 vols 1882.
We two: a novel. 3 vols 1884.
In the golden days: a novel. 3 vols 1885.
Autobiography of a slander. 1887.
Knight-errant: a novel. 3 vols 1887.
Their happiest Christmas. 1889.
Derrick Vaughan, novelist. 1889.
A hardy Norseman: a novel. 3 vols 1890.
Max Hereford’s dream: a tale. 1891.
To right the wrong. 3 vols 1894.
Doreen: the story of a singer. 1894.
How the children raised the wind: a tale. 1896.
The autobiography of a truth. 1896.
Mrs Gaskell. In A. Sergeant et al, Women novelists of Queen
Victoria’s reign, 1897.
Wayfaring men: a novel. 1897.
Hope the hermit: a novel. 1898.
In spite of all: a novel. 1901.
The Burges letters: a record of child life in the Sixties. 1902.
Autobiography.
The hinderers: a story of the present time. 1902.
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Payne, G. A. Edna Lyall: an appreciation, with biographical and critical
notes. [1903.]
William Sharp, ‘Fiona Macleod’ 1855–1905
Collections
Works of ‘Fiona Macleod’: Uniform edition. Arranged by Mrs
William Sharp, 7 vols London and New York 1910.
Selected writings of William Sharp. Arranged by Mrs William
Sharp, 5 vols London and New York 1912.
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Writings published under the name William Sharp
The human inheritance, the new hope, motherhood. 1882.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: a record and a study. 1882.
Earth’s voices, transcripts from nature, sospitra, and other poems.
1884.
Jack Noel’s legacy: a story for boys. Young Folks’ Paper 1886. A serial.
The sonnets of this century. Ed and arranged, with a critical introd
on the sonnet, by William Sharp 1886. Rptd several times. After
1900, title changed to Sonnets of the nineteenth century.
Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley. 1887.
Under the banner of St James: a romance of the discovery of the
Pacific. Young Folks’ Paper 1887. A serial.
Life of Heinrich Heine. London and New York 1888.
Romantic ballads and poems of phantasy. 1888 (Second printing in
1889 contains 1 new poem and rev preface).
The secret of the seven fountains: a story for boys. Young Folks’
Paper 1888. A serial.
The sport of chance: a novel. 3 vols 1888. First pbd in People’s Friend
(Dundee) 1887 as A deathless hate.
Children of tomorrow: a romance. 1889, New York 1890.
Life of Robert Browning. 1890.
Sospiri di Roma. Rome 1891.
A fellowe and his wife. London and New York 1892. With B. W.
Howard.
Flower o’ the vine: romantic ballads and sospiri di Roma. New York
1892.
The life and letters of Joseph Severn. London and New York 1892.
The Pagan Review. Ed W. H. Brooks. No 1 (all pbd) Aug 1892. Ed and
written entirely by Sharp under various pseuds.
The red rider: a romance of the Garibaldian campaign in the two
Sicilies. Weekly Budget 1892. A serial.
The last of the Vikings, being the adventures in the East and West of
Sigurd, the Boy King of Norway. Old and Young 1893. A serial.
Fair women in painting and poetry. 1894.
Vistas. Derby and Chicago 1894.
The gipsy Christ and other tales. Chicago 1895. Pbd as Madge o’ the
Pool, the gipsy Christ and other tales, 1897.
Ecce puella and other prose imaginings. 1896.
Wives in exile: a comedy in romance. Boston 1896. Pbd London 1898.
Silence farm: a novel. 1899.
Progress of art in the XIX century. London and Edinburgh,
Philadelphia and Toronto 1902.
Literary geography. 1904.
Writings published under the pseud ‘Fiona Macleod’
Pharais: a romance of the isles. Derby 1894, Chicago 1895.
The mountain lovers. London and Boston 1895.
The sin-eater and other tales. Edinburgh and Chicago 1895.
The washer of the ford and other legendary moralities. Edinburgh
[May] and Chicago [June] 1896.
Green fire: a romance. London [Nov] and New York 1896.
From the hills of dream: mountain songs and island runes.
Edinburgh [Dec] 1896. Rev and pbd as From the hills of dream:
threnodies, songs and other poems, Portland ME 1901, 1904. Rev
and pbd as From the hills of dream: threnodies and songs and
later poems, 1907.
The shorter stories of Fiona Macleod, rearranged with additional
tales. 3 vols Edinburgh [Mar 1897].
The laughter of Peterkin: a retelling of old tales of the Celtic wonderland.
[Oct] 1897.
The dominion of dreams. London and New York 1899.
The divine adventure: Iona: by sundown shores: studies in spiritual
history. 1900.
Celtic: an essay. Contemporary Rev May 1900. Rev and pbd separately
as Celtic: a study in spiritual history, Portland ME 1901.
The house of Usna: a drama. Nat Rev July 1900. Pbd separately
Portland ME 1903.
The immortal hour. Fortnightly Rev 68, Nov 1900. Pbd separately as
The immortal hour: a drama in two acts, Portland ME 1907,
Edinburgh and London 1908.
The winged destiny: studies in the spiritual history of the Gael.
1904.
Where the forest murmurs: nature essays. London and New York
1906.
A little book of nature thoughts, selected from the writings of
‘Fiona Macleod’ by Mrs William Sharp with a foreword by Roselle
Lathrop Shields. Portland ME 1908. Pbd as A little book of nature,
Edinburgh and London 1909.
Songs and poems, old and new. 1909.
At the turn of the year: essays and nature thoughts. Illustr H. C.
Preston Macgown, London and Edinburgh 1913.
The hills of ruel, and other stories. Illustr Margery H. Lawrence,
New York 1921.
From May 1879 to Dec 1905 Sharp contributed articles, sketches and poems to
Fortnightly Rev, Nineteenth Cent, Examiner, Chambers’s Jnl, Good
Words, Athenaeum, Acad, Portfolio, Art Jnl, Nat Rev, Atlantic
Monthly, Literature, Harper’s Mag, Quart Rev, Pall Mall Mag,
Evergreen, Savoy, Dome, Eng Illus Mag, Contemporary Rev,