Pearl Richards Craigie Article Index for
Pearl 		Limousines in
Pearl 		Website Links For
Pearl 		 

Information About

Pearl Richards Craigie
  CATEGORIES ABOUT PEARL RICHARDS CRAIGIE
   
1867 births
   
craigie, pearl richards
   
1906 deaths
   
english novelists
   
APPAREL
BABY
BEAUTY
BOOKS
CAR TOYS
CELL PHONES
DVD'S
ELECTRONICS
GOURMET FOOD
GROCERIES
HEALTH & PERSONAL
HOME & GARDEN
JEWELRY
MUSIC
MUSIC INSTRUMENTS
OFFICE PRODUCTS
SOFTWARE
SPORTING GOODS
TOOLS & HARDWARE
TOYS
VIDEO GAMES
SHOPPING HOME
MORE SHOPPING...



She married Reginald E. Craigie in 1887 but secured a divorce in 1895 . Her style is cynical, brilliant, and epigrammatic, especially in dialogue.

She wrote the novels:
  • ''Some Emotions and a Moral'', (1891)

  • ''A study in Temptations'', (1893)

  • ''The Gods, Some Mortals, and Lord Wickensham'', (1895)

  • ''A Bundle of Life'', (1894)

  • ''Robert Orange'', (1900)

  • ''The Serious Wooing'', (1901)

  • ''Love and the Soul Hunters'', (1902)

  • ''The Vineyard'', (1904); ''Flute of Pan'', (1905)

  • ''The Dream and the Business'', (1906); posthumous,


and the plays
  • ''Journeys End in Lovers' Meeting'', (1894), for Miss Ellen Terry

  • ''The Ambassador'', (1898)

  • ''A Repentance'', (1899).



REFERENCES

  • J. M. Richards, ''Life of John Oliver Hobbes Told in her Correspondence with Numerous Friends'', (New York, 1911)



EXTERNAL LINK