Literary Encyclopedia

Marjorie Bowen

  • Frances Malpezzi (Arkansas State University)

A prolific writer and disciplined researcher, Margaret Gabrielle Vere Campbell Long was responsible for numerous popular works in a variety of genres. During the first half of the 20th century her short fiction appeared under several pseudonyms in major British and American magazines, including Pearson's, The London Magazine, Collier's, Harper's, and The Woman's Home Companion. In addition, she published novels (historical, romance, supernatural), biographies and other nonfiction, plays, an autobiography, and children's literature. She was best known as Marjorie Bowen, but also wrote under the names of Joseph Shearing, George R. Preedy, Robert Paye, and John Winch. Unconfirmed spe

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Citation:
Malpezzi, Frances. "Marjorie Bowen". The Literary Encyclopedia. first published 18 October 2005
[http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=506, accessed 03 September 2010.]

 

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Life, Works and Times

Dates:

  • Life: 1885 to 1952
  • Activity: 1906 to 1952

Places:

  • Birth: England
  • Primary Activity: England
  • Other Activity: United States

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