THE BRISTOL BOWL
My cousin Sarah and me had only one aunt between us,
and that was my Aunt Maria, who lived in the little
cottage up by the church.
Now my aunt had a tidy little bit of money laid by,
...
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Best known as the author of such children's novels as The Railway Children and The Story of the Treasure-Seekers, the English writer E. Nesbit (1858-1924) also authored fiction, drama, and poetry for ...
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Reviewing Edith Nesbit's verse collection Leaves of Life (1888) in the Socialist periodical To-Day (January 1889), popular novelist Adeline Sergeant singled out for praise Nesbit's "passionate sympath...
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Edith Nesbit Bland, often considered the originator of the juvenile fantasy novel, discovered her vocation as a children's writer late and reluctantly. Disappointed by the reception of her lyric poetr...
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Edith Nesbit, one of the most prolific writers of fantasy both for children and adults, is best known for two series of children's stories, the Bastable books and her "magic" series, which were praise...
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“We’re dirt around here,” contends Jeff Leka, of Buffalo, Ill., (pop. 485) with a tone of genuine pride. By itself, the comment might appear to be disparaging, but Leka’s pa...
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In Homespun
E(dith) Nesbit
E(dith) Nesbit
Behind the Wheel
