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William Sharp (Fiona Macleod): A Memoir Compiled by His Wife Elizabeth A. Sharp

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By Elizabeth A. Sharp
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The memoir traces the author's husband from childhood through a wide-ranging literary career, distinguishing his early output published under his own name from a later phase written under a female pseudonym that expressed a distinct, more lyrical sensibility. It relies on letters, fragmentary diaries, and contemporaneous recollections to chart travels, friendships with fellow writers and artists, editorial and critical responses, and the composition of major volumes. The narrative examines recurring themes of romance, myth, dreams, and dual identity, and includes portraits, facsimiles, and documentary materials to illuminate the creative life.

BOOKS BY WILLIAM SHARP

Romantic Ballads. (Walter Scott & Co.)

Vistas. (Alfred Nutt.)

Songs and Poems. (Elliot Stock.)

Ecce Puella. (Elkin Matthews.)

Madge o’ the Pool. (Constables.)

Monograph on Heine. (Walter Scott & Co.)

Monograph on Shelley. (Walter Scott & Co.)

Monograph on Browning. (Walter Scott & Co.)

Literary Geography. (Newnes.)

Art in the Century. (Messrs. W. & R. Chambers.)

Fair Women in Painting and Poetry. (Seeley.)

Uniform Edition of the Writings of “Fiona Macleod.” (William Heinemann, London; Messrs. Duffield & Co., New York.)

Little Book of Nature Thoughts. Selected from the Writings of “Fiona Macleod.” (T. N. Foulis, London; Thomas B. Mosher, Portland, U. S. A.)

The Garden of Letters. Papers on Men and Movements. Arranged by Mrs. Sharp. [Shortly.]

IN COLLABORATION WITH MRS. WILLIAM SHARP

Lyra Celtica. (Patrick Geddes & Colt, Edinburgh.)

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Thoreau and Hawthorne.

[2] D. G. Rossetti.

[3] The essay prefaces a selection of M. A.’s poems published in the Canterbury Series (Walter Scott).

[4] The Divine Adventure.

[5] The little daughter of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tomson.