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Sylvia Townsend Warner

Sylvia Townsend Warner

EnglishDecember 6, 1893 – May 1, 1978Fantasy and Short Fiction

Warner was a brilliantly versatile writer whose work encompassed fantasy, historical fiction, social comedy, and beautifully crafted short stories. Lolly Willowes, her first novel, is a subtle feminist fantasy of liberation.

Works

  • Lolly WillowesNovel of a woman who escapes her conventional family life to become a rural witch figure→
  • Mr Fortune's MaggotNovel of a missionary's spiritual crisis and forbidden love on a remote South Pacific island→
  • The True HeartNovel retelling the true heart love story from the ancient English folk legend→
  • Summer Will ShowNovel spanning European revolution of 1848 through lives of an estranged English couple→
  • The Corner That Held ThemMedieval novel about the life and conflicts within an English nunnery during the fifteenth century→
  • The Espalier→
  • Time Importuned→
  • Whether a Dove or Seagull→
  • Collected PoemsCollected poetry of Sylvia Townsend Warner spanning her lyrical and inventive verse career→

Related

Virginia Woolf·Elizabeth Bowen·Ivy Compton-Burnett·U.A. Fanthorpe·Anne Stevenson·Stevie Smith
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