Catherine Amy Dawson Scott

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Catherine Amy Dawson Scott (* August 1865 in Dulwich; † November 4, 1934) was an English writer, playwright, poet and cofounder of the P.E.N. in 1921.

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  • Charades for home acting. (1888)
  • Sappho. A poem (1889)
  • Madcap Jane or Youth. T Nelson & Sons (1890)
  • Idylls of Womanhood. Poems. (1892)
  • The Story of Anna Beames (1907)
  • The Burden. (1908)
  • Nooks & Corners of Cornwall. (1911)
  • Alice Bland, and The Golden Ball. Two one act plays (1912)
  • Tom, Cousin Mary, and Red Riding Hood. Three one act plays (1912)
  • Beyond. Poems. (1912)
  • Wastralls. W. Heinemann (1918)
  • The Headland. Heinemann (1920)
  • The rolling stone. A.A. Knopf (1920)
  • The Haunting (1921). New edition: Tabb House (March 1985), ISBN 0907018386
  • Bitter herbs. Poems. A.A. Knopf (1923)
  • The turn of a day. H. Holt (1925)
  • The vampire. A book of Cornish and other stories. R. Holden & co., ltd (1925)
  • Blown by the Wind (1926)
  • as Editor with Ernest Rhys: Twenty-seven Humorous Tales (1926)
  • with Ernest Rhys: 26 Adventure Stories, old and new. (1929)
  • as Editor with Ernest Rhys: Mainly Horses. Tales by various authors. (1929)
  • The Seal Princess. George Philip & Son Ltd (1930)
  • as Editor: The Guide to Psychic Knowledge (1932)
  • The House In The Hollow Or Tender Love. Benn (1933)

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