Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
Dinah Maria Mulock enjoyed a highly successful and diverse writing career and is perhaps best known today for her novel *John Halifax, Gentleman* (1857). A prolific author of fiction, essays and poetry, Mulock contributed many items, including supernatural material, to the popular magazines of the mid-Victorian period. Her short stories were subsequently collected in a variety of works. Following her marriage in 1864, her work was attributed to 'Mrs Craik'. -- from *Shadows in the Attic: A Guide to British Supernatural Fiction 1820-1950*, Neil Wilson (2000)
Works (39)
The Little Lame Prince
1800
The mammoth book of Victorian and Edwardian ghost stories
John Halifax, gentleman
1800
The Fairy Book
1863
The adventures of a brownie as told to my child
1872
Agatha's husband
1853
The woman's kingdom
1868
Little Sunshine's holiday
The adventures of a brownie
1872
Christian's mistake
1865
Sermons out of church
1875
It is the Christmas-time ... with twelve ideal Christmas hymns and poems
John Halifax, Gentleman
1864
The Little Lame Prince and The Adventures of a Brownie
1928
The laurel bush
1876
Little Lame Prin Dlx
The Little Lame Prince and Other Tales
Sermons out of church
Olive
A hero
1853
Christian's Mistake
The Little Lame Prince
Olive and The Half-Caste
Olive
1850
The unkind word
1870
It is the Christmas-time
An unknown country
1887
John Halifax, Gentleman
The Little Lame Prince
Thirty years
John Halifax, Gentleman
Fair France
A woman's thoughts about women
1858
The little lame prince and his traveling cloak
Twenty years ago
A Woman's Thoughts about Women
1864
The Half-Caste
Christian's Mistake
Adventures of a Brownie, The