Author:Neith Boyce

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Neith Boyce
(1872–1951)

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American, novelist, playwright, journalist and theatre performer. She married Hutchins Hapgood on 1899; and with others, founded the Provincetown Players. Boyce’s plays featured plots that focused on women’s sexuality, personal relationships, and agency.

Works

The Bond (1908) (transcription project)
The Forerunner (1903) IA
The Folly of Others (1904) short stories
The Eternal Spring (1906) IA
Proud Lady (1923) IA : Project Gutenberg
Harry. A Portrait (1923)

Plays

Constancy (1914)
Enemies (1916)
Two Sons (1916)
Winter’s Night (1928)[14]

Works from periodicals

"The Portrait of a Singer" (ss) in Short Stories 1895
"Navidad" (ss) in Short Stories 1895
"In a Garden" (ss) 1896, in Stories from the Chap-book, by various authors IA (full ebook)
"The Legacy" (ss) in American Magazine, Vol 65, 1907
"Suttee" (ss) in The Smart Set, 1909 Nov
"The Blue Pearl," (ss) in McClure's May 1910
"'A Livelier Plumage'" (ss) in The American Magazine, vol 70, 1910
"Silence is Gold" (ss) in The American Magazine, vol 70, 1910
"Luxury" (ss) in The American Magazine, vol 71, 1910
"The Elder Generation" (ss) in The American Magazine, vol 71, 1911
"Mrs. Peyton Interferes" in McClure's Magazine, 1911
"The Brothers," (ss) in McClure's Dec 1911
"On Approval" in Collier's, Dec 21, 1912
"The Last Cruise" (ss) in Ainslee's, 1913 June
"Adventure" (ss) in Ainslee's, 1913 Aug
"Awakening" (ss) in Harper's Sep 27, 1913
"Roses" (ss) in Harper's Nov 22, 1913
"The Flights of Mr. Doe" (ss) in Ainslee's 1913 Nov
"The Blue Hood" (ss) in Harper's May 2, 1914
"Love in a Dutch Garden" (ss) in Harper's Jan 10, 1914
"The Burtons' Burglar" (ss) in Harper's Jan 24, 1914
"The Convert" (ss) in Ainslee's 1914 April
"Enemies" (play) 1916, in The Provincetown Plays: Second Series. Edited by George Cram Cook and Frank Shay IA (full ebook)
"The Two Sons, a Play in One Act" (1916) hathitrust

Longer works

"The Flesh and the Spirit" (novelette) in Smith's, 1907 Jan
"The Shuttlecock" (novella) in The Smart Set, 1909 March
"The Undertow" (novella) in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, 1914 Aug
"Sand" (novella) in The Smart Set, 1919 Jan

Non-fiction

"At The Baths of Lucca" Scribner's, May 1906
"The Coming Comedy of American Manners", The Bookman, Mar 1902
"Labouchere" (n-f) in Harper's Mar 28, 1914
"The Novel's Deadliest Friend" The Bookman, Sep 1901
"A Progressive at Large" (n-f) in Harper's Feb 7, 1914
"When Chesterton is Angry" (n-f) in Harper's Jul 11, 1914
"Books and Men" (article) in Harper's Weekly, 1915 Feb 20

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1930.

This author died in 1951, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 73 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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