Author:Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward

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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
(1844–1911)
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American author; birth name was Mary Gray Phelps, though took her mother's name as a pseudonym for most of her writings.
According to both Dictionary of Pseudonyms: 13,000 Assumed Names and Their Origins, 5th Ed. (2014), by Adrian Room, and her Library of Congress record card the author also used the pseudonym 'Mary Adams'.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward

Works

Poetry

Works from periodicals

  • Not a Pleasant Story (1871, Scribner's Monthly) ss
  • Since I Died (1872, Scribner's Magazine) ss
  • Twenty-four:Four (1895-96, Harper's Magazine) ss
  • Jonathan and David (1904, Harper's Magazine) ss
  • The Man in the Case (1906 Apr, Ladies' Home Journal) ss
  • Christophorus. A Story (1908-09, Harper's Magazine) ss
  • His Soul to Keep (1908, Harper's Magazine) ss
Non-fiction
  • A Novelist's View of Novel-writing (1896, McClure's Magazine)
  • Recollections of a Literary Life (1896, McClure's Magazine)

Works about Phelps


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