Rose Macaulay
Author · 1 August 1881 – 30 October 1958

Rose Macaulay

An English writer, most noted for her award-winning novel <i>The Towers of Trebizond</i>, about a small Anglo-Catholic group crossing Turkey by camel (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Macaulay>Wikipedia</a>).

Works

Potterism
1920
Dangerous ages
1921
Pleasure of ruins
1953
The Towers of Trebizond
1956
The Lee Shore
1912
Fabled Shore
1945
Told by an Idiot
1800
Personal pleasures
1935
The world my wilderness
1950
Letters to a friend
1961
Non-combatants and others
1916
Orphan Island
1924
The writings of E. M. Forster
1938
Mystery at Geneva
1922
Crewe train
1926
What not, a prophetic comedy
1918
Some religious elements in English literature
1931
Staying with Relations
1930
Life among the English
1942
Milton
1934
Keeping up appearances
1928
Letters to a sister
1964
They were defeated
1932
Last letters to a friend, 1952-1958
1962
They went to Portugal
1946
The making of a bigot
1914
Abbots Verney
1906
The Furnace
1907
Three days
1919
Daisy & Daphne
1928
Going abroad
1934
I would be private
1937
And no man's wit
1940
A casual commentary
1925
The shadow flies
1932
Views and vagabonds
1912
The minor pleasures of life
1934
Catchwords and claptrap
1926
The two blind countries
1914
The Thrones of Earth and Heaven
1958
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