Anne Hepple Dickinson

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Anne Hepple (1877–November 10, 1959)

Anne Hepple Dickinson, nee Batty, wrote romantic novels under the pseudonym 'Anne Hepple'. She lived in Castle Terrace, Berwick-upon-Tweed, England.

Her works include the following:

• Jemima Rides [1928]
• The Untempered Wind [1930]
• Gay Go Up [1931]
• The Runaway Family [(1929?)/1932]
• The Old Woman Speaks [1933]
• Scotch Broth [1933]
• Ask Me No More [1934]
• Annals Of A Little Shop [1935]
• And Then Came Spring [1935]
• Heydays And Maydays [1936]
• Touch-Me-Not [1936]
• Touch-Me-Again [1936]
• Sweet Ladies [1936]
• Susan Takes A Hand [1938]
• Riders Of The Sea [1938]
• Evening At The Farm [1939]
• The Piper In The Wind [1939]
• The Taking Men [1940]
• The Green Road To Wedderlee [1942]
• Sigh No More [1943]
• Sally Cockenzie [1944]
• Can I Go There? [1946]
• The House Of Gow [1948]
• Jane Of Gowlands [1949]
• I Want You To Come Here To Me [1969]