Evelyn Sharp

Evelyn SharpThis is the first biography of a remarkable writer and incorrigible rebel. Evelyn Sharps story encapsulates the shifts in opportunities for talented Victorian women who survived into the mid twentieth century. She was born into a privileged family in 1869 and became a very popular writer of schoolgirl fiction. Extremely versatile, she also produced fairy tales alongside stories for the infamous Yellow Book. A Manchester Guardian journalist for over

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