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'''Cynthia Asquith''' was an early 20th century writer known for her ghost stories, diaries, and edited anthologies. She also worked for and with [[J.M. Barrie]]. | '''Cynthia Asquith''' was an early 20th century writer and editor known for her ghost stories, diaries, and edited anthologies. She also worked for and with [[J.M. Barrie]]. | ||
==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:20, 9 August 2009
Cynthia Asquith was an early 20th century writer and editor known for her ghost stories, diaries, and edited anthologies. She also worked for and with J.M. Barrie.
Bibliography
- The Ghost Book (1927) editor
- The Black Cap (1928) editor
- Shudders (1929) editor
- When Churchyards Yawn (1931) editor
- My Grimmest Nightmare (1935) editor
- The Spring House (1936) novel
- One Sparkling Wave (1943) novel
- This Mortal Coil (1947) stories
- Haply I May Remember (1950)
- What Dreams May Come? (1951) stories
- The Second Ghost Book (1952) editor
- Portrait of Barrie (1954)
- The Third Ghost Book (1956) editor
- Married to Tolstoy (1960) biography
- Thomas Hardy at Max Gate (1969)