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==Partial bibliography== | ==Partial bibliography== | ||
* ''The Viper of Milan'' (1906) | * ''The Viper of Milan'' (1906) (her first published work) | ||
* ''Black Magic: a Tale of the Rise and Fall of the Antichrist'' (1909) | * ''Black Magic: a Tale of the Rise and Fall of the Antichrist'' (1909) (Pope Joan) | ||
* ''A Knight of Spain'' (1913) | * ''A Knight of Spain'' (1913) | ||
* ''The Cheats, A Romantic Fantasy'' (1920) | * ''The Cheats, A Romantic Fantasy'' (1920) | ||
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* ''Forget-me-Not'' (1932) (as Joseph Shearing) | * ''Forget-me-Not'' (1932) (as Joseph Shearing) | ||
* ''The Last Bouquet, Some Twilight Tales'' (1933) | * ''The Last Bouquet, Some Twilight Tales'' (1933) | ||
* ''[[Julia Roseingrave]]'' (1933) (as Robert Paye) (witchcraft) | |||
* ''The Triumphant Beast'' (1934) | * ''The Triumphant Beast'' (1934) | ||
* ''Trumpets at Rome'' (1936) | * ''Trumpets at Rome'' (1936) | ||
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* ''Ethics in Modern Art'' (1939) | * ''Ethics in Modern Art'' (1939) | ||
* ''The Crime of Laura Sarelle'' (1941) (as Joseph Shearing) | * ''The Crime of Laura Sarelle'' (1941) (as Joseph Shearing) | ||
* ''The Spectral Bride'' | * ''The Spectral Bride'', also known as ''The Fetch'' (1942) (as Joseph Shearing) | ||
* ''Airing in a Closed Carriage'' (1943) | * ''Airing in a Closed Carriage'' (1943) | ||
* ''[[Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales]]'' (1976) (short stories, as Marjorie Bowen) | * ''[[Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales]]'' (1976) (short stories, as Marjorie Bowen) | ||
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* ''The Debate Continues: Being the Autobiography of Marjorie Bowen'' (1939) (as Margaret Campbell) | * ''The Debate Continues: Being the Autobiography of Marjorie Bowen'' (1939) (as Margaret Campbell) | ||
* The Angel of the Assassination (1935) (as Joseph Shearing) - a biography of Charlotte Corday | |||
* The Scandal of Sophie Dawes (1934)- about the low-born courtesan Sophie Dawes, Baronne de Feuchères, described by Bowen as a "vulgar wanton", "a young slut" and a "gutter rat" | |||
==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:17, 20 August 2010
Marjorie Bowen was one of the best known pseudonyms of Margaret Gabrielle Long, who wrote gothic stories, ghost stories, history, and romances.
Names
- Pseudonyms
- Marjorie Bowen
- Joseph Shearing
- George Preedy / George R. Preedy
- John Winch
- Robert Paye
- legal names
- Mrs Gabrielle Margaret V Long née Campbell
- Margaret Campbell
- published names
- Marjorie Bowen
- Joseph Shearing
- George Preedy
- John Winch
- Robert Paye
- Margaret Campbell
Partial bibliography
- The Viper of Milan (1906) (her first published work)
- Black Magic: a Tale of the Rise and Fall of the Antichrist (1909) (Pope Joan)
- A Knight of Spain (1913)
- The Cheats, A Romantic Fantasy (1920)
- Stinging Nettles (1923)
- The Pagoda (1927)
- General Crack (1928) (as George Preedy)
- The Golden Roof (1928)
- Forget-me-Not (1932) (as Joseph Shearing)
- The Last Bouquet, Some Twilight Tales (1933)
- Julia Roseingrave (1933) (as Robert Paye) (witchcraft)
- The Triumphant Beast (1934)
- Trumpets at Rome (1936)
- This Shining Woman (1937)
- God and the Wedding Dress (1938)
- Mr. Tyler's Saints (1939)
- The Circle in the Water (1939)
- Ethics in Modern Art (1939)
- The Crime of Laura Sarelle (1941) (as Joseph Shearing)
- The Spectral Bride, also known as The Fetch (1942) (as Joseph Shearing)
- Airing in a Closed Carriage (1943)
- Kecksies and Other Twilight Tales (1976) (short stories, as Marjorie Bowen)
- The Debate Continues: Being the Autobiography of Marjorie Bowen (1939) (as Margaret Campbell)
- The Angel of the Assassination (1935) (as Joseph Shearing) - a biography of Charlotte Corday
- The Scandal of Sophie Dawes (1934)- about the low-born courtesan Sophie Dawes, Baronne de Feuchères, described by Bowen as a "vulgar wanton", "a young slut" and a "gutter rat"