The Sin-eater. The Washer Of The Ford And Other Legendary Moralities
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Clothbound in blue with and embossed design on front cover. Gold embossed title on spine. Visible denting and wear to corners and edges of cover. Top page edge is gold and other two edges deckled. Pages within are clean and free of notes or marks. One colour plate facing title page. Binding firm. No DJ. In 1894, William Sharp decided to publish a romance set in the western isles of Scotland under a female pseudonym, Fiona Macleod. He soon realized he would need to engage in correspondence from its supposed author in order to publish more works by Fiona Macleod while keeping his authorship secret. He enlisted his maiden sister, Mary Sharp, who lived with their mother in Edinburgh, to provide the Fiona Macleod handwriting. Sharp composed the letters and sent them to her to copy and mail from Edinburgh. Until his death in 1905, Sharp engaged in a double out-put of correspondence. Fiona Macleod was William Sharp's most impressive literary achievement. Her personality emerges in many stories that describe the people she met and the places she visited and in dedications and prefatory notes in her books.
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