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1911. Stories by Mrs Molesworth, Helen J. Wood, L. T. Meade, J. S.
Winter, M. A. Hover, Edric Vredenburg and others.
Fairies afield. 1911 (illustr G. D. Hammond).
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Juliana Horatia Ewing. 1886. Rptd in A peculiar gift, ed L. Salway,
1976.
The best books for children. II. Pall Mall Gazette 29 Oct 1887.
Bainton, G. (ed). The art of authorship. 1890. Contains contribution
by Mrs Molesworth.
For the little ones. In Women’s mission, ed A. Burdett Coutts 1893.
Hans Christian Andersen. 1893. Rptd in A peculiar gift, ed L. Salway,
1976.
On the art of writing fiction for children. Atalanta May 1893; rptd in
A peculiar gift, ed L. Salway, 1976.
How I write my children’s stories. Little Folks July 1894.
Story-writing. Monthly Packet Aug 1894.
A cry from the far west. Macmillan’s Mag Dec 1897.
Story-reading and story-writing. Chambers’s Jnl 75, Nov 1898.
A ramble about childhood. Girl’s Own Annual 20, Oct 1898–Sep
1899, Feb 1899.
Mrs Molesworth was a regular contributor to girls’ mags, especially
Atalanta, the Girl’s Own Paper and Every Girl’s Annual. Many of her
stories were serialised in these mags.
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Swinburne, A. C. Charles Reade. Nineteenth Cent 16, Oct 1884.
Salmon, E. Juvenile literature as it is. 1888.
L[ow?], F. H. A popular writer for children. Mrs Molesworth.
Westminster Budget 20 Oct 1893.
Swinburne, A. C. The golden age. Daily Chron 31 Mar 1896.
Tooley, S. A. Some women novelists. Mrs Molesworth. Woman at
Home Dec 1897.
Swan, H. Girls’ Christian names: their history, meaning and association.
1900. (Quotes article by Mrs Molesworth.)
Robson, I. S. Story weavers: or, writers for the young. 1900.
Woolf, B. S. Children’s classics. Mrs Molesworth and Carrots. Quiver
41, June 1906.
The Times 22 July 1921. Obituary (anon). See also New York Times c.
22 July 1921.
Day, C. Noble boys. Saturday Rev of Lit 15, 14 Nov 1936.
Baker, M. J. Mary Louisa Molesworth. Junior Bookshelf 12, Mar
1948.
Laski, M. Mrs Ewing, Mrs Molesworth and Mrs Hodgson Burnett.
1950.
Green, R. L. Notes on Mrs Molesworth. TLS 17 Nov 1950.
Green, R. L. Mrs. Molesworth and her books. Library World Nov
1951.
Green, R. L. Mrs. Molesworth. Junior Bookshelf July 1957.
In The letters of A. C. Swinburne, ed C. Y. Lang, New Haven CT
1959–62, vols 4, 5, 6.
Green, R. L. Mrs Molesworth. 1961 (Bodley Head Monograph ser).
Alison, D. The Scottish contribution to children’s literature part 2.
Lib Rev 20, no 5 1965–6.
Cooper, J. In Children’s Book History Soc Newsletter, 1996. [dd
and sjs]
George Moore 1852–1933
Letters and other mss are to be found in the Nat Lib of Ireland, Bibliothèque
Nationale Paris, Brotherton Lib Univ of Leeds, Berg Collection NYPL,
HRHRC, Univ of Washington and Beinecke Lib Yale Univ; smaller collections
are in Special Collections Arizona State Univ, Boston Public Lib, BL,
Univ of California Berkeley, Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, Cornell,
Duke, Elgar Foundation, Univ of Florida, Houghton Lib Harvard,
Huntington, Lilly Library Univ of Indiana, Univ of Illinois, Special
Collections Univ of Kansas, Letterkundig Museum The Hague, Univ of
London, Fales Collection NY Univ, State Univ of NY Buffalo, Pforzheimer
Lib, Princeton, Univ of Virginia.
Bibliographies
Korg, J. In Victorian fiction: a guide to research, ed L. Stevenson,
Cambridge MA 1964.
Jernigan, E. J. George Moore’s ‘re-tying of bows’: a critical study of
the eight early novels and their revisions. Unpd PhD thesis, KS
State Univ 1966.
Noël, J. C. In his George Moore: l’homme et l’oeuvre, Paris 1966.
Includes extensive, although incomplete, primary and secondary
bibliographies in Fr.
Gilcher, E. (1). A bibliography of George Moore. DeKalb IL 1970.
Gerber, H. E. In Anglo-Irish literature: a review of research, ed R. J.
Finneran, New York 1976.
Gerber, H. E. In Dictionary of Irish literature, ed R. Hogan, Westport
CT and London 1979.
Gerber, H. E. In Recent research on Anglo-Irish writers, ed R. J.
Finneran, New York 1983.
Gilcher, E. Supplement to a bibliography of George Moore,
Westport CT and Gerrards Cross 1988.
Langenfeld, R. George Moore: an annotated secondary bibliography
of writings about him. New York 1987. Incorporates material previously
published in ELT.
Collections
Works: Tauchnitz collection of British authors, 13 titles in 19 vols
Leipzig 1895–1927; Brentano uniform edn, 10 vols New York
1912–21 (3 titles later replaced by rev texts); Carra edn, 21 vols
Liveright New York 1922–4 with 2 suppl vols 1924 and 1926;
Uniform edn, 17 titles in 20 vols Heinemann 1924–33, reissued as
Ebury edn, 20 vols 1936–8 (since 1942 again Uniform edn).
In minor keys: the uncollected short stories of George Moore. Ed
D. B. Eakin and H. E. Gerber, London and Syracuse NY 1985,
1987.
Selected plays of George Moore and Edward Martyn. Ed D. B. Eakin
and B. Case. Gerrards Cross and Washington DC 1995.
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For uncollected articles published in periodicals as well as prefaces and diverse
writings contributed to works by others see Gilcher (1), above.
Worldliness: a comedy in three acts. c. 1874. Frequently cited as
Moore’s earliest ptd work, but existence doubtful; see Gilcher (1)
above.
Flowers of passion.‘1878’ [1877]; with Pagan poems, 1881 (below),
New York and London 1978 (facs). Poems.
reviews: (as A bestial bard) World, 28 Nov 1877; Truth, 6 Dec
1877; Examiner, 26 Jan 1878; Figaro, 6 Feb 1878.
Martin Luther: a tragedy in five acts, with Bernard Lopez. 1879.
Verse play.
Pagan poems. 1881; with Flowers of passion (above), New York and
London 1978 (facs).
Les cloches de Corneville. c. 1883. Trans with Augustus Moore of
lyrics from Clairville and Planquette operetta. Produced 1883.
Pamphlet; only known copy at Arizona State Univ.
A modern lover. 3 vols 1883, New York 1984 (facs), 1 vol London 1885
(rev), New York 1890; rewritten as Lewis Seymour and some
women, 1917 (below).
reviews: Athenaeum, 7 July 1883; St James’s Gazette, 11 July
1883; Acad, 14 July 1883; Spectator, 18 Aug 1883; Pall Mall Gazette,
28 Sep 1883; Henry Norman Fortnightly, Dec 1883.
A mummer’s wife.‘1885’ [1884], ‘1886’ [1885] (rev), 1894 (rev), 1918
(rev), 1933 (Uniform), Chicago 1889 (as An actor’s wife), New York
1903, 1917 (Brentano), 1917 (rev) (Brentano), 1922 (Carra), 1966
with foreword by W. Miller (Blue & Gold Lib), 1967 (Washington
Square Press). Tr Fr 1888, Du 1886.
reviews: Acad, 29 Nov 1884; Graphic, 29 Nov 1884; Pall Mall