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* "[[Round the Fire]]" (short story)
* "[[Round the Fire]]" (short story)
* ''Ghost Stories and Family Legends'' (1859 collection)
* ''Ghost Stories and Family Legends'' (1859 collection)
* ''The Night Side of Nature'' ("a very authoritative book" on Spiritualism and the supernatural, according to [[Peter Haining]] in ''[[The Gentlewomen of Evil]]'')
* ''The Night Side of Nature'' ("a very authoritative book" on Spiritualism and the supernatural<ref>[[Peter Haining]] in ''[[The Gentlewomen of Evil]]''</ref>)


===Non-SFnal works===
===Non-SFnal works===
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* ''Lilly Dawson'' (1847 novel)
* ''Lilly Dawson'' (1847 novel)


==References==
==References and notes==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_Crowe Wikipedia entry]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_Crowe Wikipedia entry]


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Latest revision as of 16:20, 17 August 2010

Catherine Crowe (aka Catherine Crowe Stevens, or Catherine Stevens Crowe) was a Victorian-era supernatural and children's writer. A champion of women's educational rights, she suffered "a brief period of insanity."[1]

Works

  • Nightmares of Nature (1848 collection)
  • "The Italian's Story (short story)
  • "Round the Fire" (short story)
  • Ghost Stories and Family Legends (1859 collection)
  • The Night Side of Nature ("a very authoritative book" on Spiritualism and the supernatural[2])

Non-SFnal works

  • Susan Hopley (1841 novel)
  • Lilly Dawson (1847 novel)

References and notes

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