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Author, Count. Benson, EF, 18671940, 12. Benson, EF (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940,7. Benson, EP (Elizabeth P.), 0. See Benson, EF (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940. 7.
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Records For Women -- England -- Fiction. (in MARION)
Holdings at other locations See the additional holdings for this title. Benson,EF (Edward Frederic), 18671940. Benson, EF (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940.
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MAKE WAY FOR LUCIA (in MARION)
Records 1 to 8 of 8. Benson, EF (Edward Frederic), 18671940. Benson, EF (Edward Frederic),1867-1940. Lucia in London / EF Benson ; foreword by Nancy Mitford.
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Sheridan Le Fanu (1931) By E.F. Benson
BY E.F. Benson. (18671940). from The Spectator , Vol.
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Extractions: from The Spectator , Vol. 146 (1931-feb-21, pp. 263-64) T HE writer of ghost stories and of tales which are designed to make the flesh creep embarks on hazardous voyages. If he does not scare his readers or inspire in them those precious uncomfortable impulses that cause them to glance hastily round in order to make sure that the creaking board or the wail of the wind did not betoken some dreadful presence even now making itself manifest to their horrified eyes, he has failed more ruinously than can any other class of narrator. The writer of humorous stories, though he may not amuse, may still interest his readers, the writer of serious psychological stuff may, though unwittingly, amuse; but no such adventitious good fortune can befall the author whose sole aim is to terrify. If he does not do that, he is naught, he falls completely flat, and no interest in side issues, whether intentional or not, will put him on his feet again. He must be all artist of no common sort, for the fearful lies but a hairbreadth away from the grotesque and the ludicrous, and his phantoms will terrify none unless they are surrounded by the phantasmal atmosphere in which alone they can live and breathe. Of all atmospheres, that is the most difficult to produce: it is easier to amuse, it is even easier to edify than, by suggestion, to alarm. Sometimes a novelist whose
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Los Angeles, California 900951575. Abstract EF Benson (1867-1940) wrotemore than 75 published works, including fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
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Extractions: Benson (E.F.) Papers Finding Aids Browse UC Los Angeles Special Collections, Young Research Library Benson (E.F.) Papers View options: Standard Entire finding aid (56K bytes) Contents: Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Biography Scope and Content Indexing Terms ... Correspondence, Contracts, etc. Title:
Records For Humorous Stories, English. (LC) (in Lcmarc)
Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 18671940. Lucia rising / E.F. Benson.
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Archives Hub: Papers Of A.C. Benson And E.F. Benson
Arthur Christopher Benson (18621925) and Edward Frederic Benson (1867-1940), bothauthors Works and correspondence of AC and EF Benson, and other papers of the
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Extractions: Language of Material : eng Arthur Christopher Benson (1862-1925) and Edward Frederic Benson (1867-1940), both authors, were sons of Edward White Benson (1829-1896), Archbishop of Canterbury. Details are given in the Dictionary of National Biography Works and correspondence of A.C. and E.F. Benson, and other papers of the Benson family. The collection is arranged into three sections: Works of A.C. Benson, and other members of the family (except E.F. Benson), consisting of novels, biographies, essays, poems, plays, religious books, and diaries Novels and other works of E.F. Benson, consisting of novels, short stories, plays, and essays Correspondence, including correspondence of Edward White Benson and his wife
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Author Benson, E. F., 18671940. Title Fine feathers and other stories / E.F. Benson ; selected and introduces by
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Extractions: Author : Benson, E. F., 1867-1940. Title : Fine feathers and other stories / E.F. Benson ; selected and introduces by Jack Adrian. Publisher : Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1995. Description : (320)p ; 20cm. Notes : AF. : AK FICTION Num copies: 001. : 29609 YB 97. Added Entries : Adrian, Jack, 1945. Call Numbers : FIC.
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AC Benson (18621925) and EF Benson (1867-1940) writers of fantasticfiction; James Blish (1921-1975) American science fiction author;
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Extractions: Links Unesco's World Book Day , on Thursday, March 14th, is about helping children to explore the pleasures of books and reading. The Hub includes archival descriptions for: World Book Day: Library Action Pack (Library Association) Book Aid International World Book Day's official charity Bedtime Reading Week March 11th-17th, 2002 - enjoy reading together
The Political Graveyard: Politicians Who Died In 1940
William A. Ashbrook (18671940). James Marion Baker (1861-1940) Allan L. Benson (1871-1940). Harriet Morehead Berry (1877-1940). William E. Borah (1865-1940) Mar 2 Thomas F. Stammers (d.
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Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Politicians Who Died in 1940 Arranged By Name: Arranged By Date (where known): Jan 1: William A. Ashbrook (1867-1940) Jan 2: George H. Heinke (1882-1940) Jan 3: Wallace Edgar Pierce (1881-1940) Jan 5: Charles Nagel (1849-1940) Jan 9: John Crepps Wickliffe Beckham (1869-1940) Jan 10: Finley Hamilton (1886-1940) Jan 14: R. Lee Moore (1867-1940) Jan 18: Frank C. Jordan (d. 1940) Jan 19: William E. Borah (1865-1940) Jan 19: J. P. Pool (1870-1940) Feb 2: William Hodges Samford (1866-1940) Feb 3: John Matthew Moore (1862-1940) Feb 4: Cassius C. Dowell (1864-1940) Feb 5: Charles S. Deneen (1863-1940) Feb 13: Morris Brandon (1862-1940) Mar 2: Thomas F. Stammers (d. 1940) Mar 7: Edward White Patterson (1895-1940) Mar 8: Oscar Branch Colquitt (1861-1940) Mar 11: Arthur William Aleshire (1900-1940) Mar 11: Samuel H. Piles (1858-1940) Mar 16: Samuel Untermyer (1858-1940) Mar 23: Frank White (1856-1940) Mar 24: Harriet Morehead Berry (1877-1940) Apr 1: James Colie Page (1851-1940) Apr 8: Clyde H. Smith (1876-1940)
LA PAURA: È ANCHE UN PIACERE
Negli ultimi 50 anni la sua fama si è diffusa oltre che in America, in tutta Europa, e le sue opere sono state tradotte in molte lingue. Altri autori a lui contemporanei sono E. F. Benson (18671940) specialista in storie di fantasmi e A. Machen (1863-1947)
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Extractions: E. F. Benson (1867-1940) specialista in storie di fantasmi e A. Machen (1863-1947) In Italia segue la lezione di Poe Dino Buzzati (1906-1972) che usa tecniche narrative in cui si accumulano ansia e attesa fino alla catastrofe finale. Autore di romanzi come "Il deserto dei tartari", "Barnabo delle montagne" "Il segreto del bosco vecchio" e "La Boutique del mistero" rappresenta uno dei pochi esempi di questo genere nella nostra letteratura. Stephen King Definito dalla critica il re dell'horror, vive e lavora nel Maine (U.S.A). Le sue storie terrificanti sono best-seller clamorosi in tutto il mondo ( It, Scheletri, Misery, Shining, Cujo, Christine la macchina infernale ecc.) ed hanno ispirato registi famosi come Stanley Kubrick Brian De Palma e Bob Reiner IL ROMANZO "GIALLO" "giallo" dal colore delle sue copertine. PANNELLO 6
E.F. Benson : Bibliography
and the World of Tilling by C. and T. Reavell, as well as Bill Taylor of the EFBenson Society. A Collection of Works by Edward Frederic Benson, 18671940.
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Benson
Edward Frederic Benson (18671940), I did not require much time for consideration. (from Final Edition by EF Benson, 1940, pp.141-143 in the 1988 Hogarth
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Extractions: "With Henry James's death I supposed that Lamb House itself would concern me no more, but in the preordained decrees of fate..., it began at once to concern me more closely." "The house was let to an American lady, and she, being obliged to winter in the South, left her housekeeper there, and...a...friend of mine...asked me to share his tenancy. I had war work to do in London, but a morning train there on Monday and an afternoon train back to Rye on Friday gave me week-ends in the house which I had imagined I should never enter again. Lamb House began faintly to assume a home-like aspect... The remainder of the lease was offered to me: I could not take it, for I was already co-lessee of the Villa Cercola at Capri..., but this offer seemed a sort of nudge, an aside, on the part of Fate, to indicate that she was attending, and meant that Lamb House was coming nearer. I passed the offer on to a friend of mine, who accepted it. . . . Simultaneously [to the lease in Capri being terminated], Tremans was given up and my friend, to whom I had passed on Lamb House wanted...to spend his winters on the Riviera. Would I therefore consider taking a sub-lease from October til the end of March? I did not require much time for consideration."
E.F. Benson, Moyer Bell, Acorn Alliance
EF Benson (18671940) wrote more than 100 books but his most popluar are the Mappand Lucia series. Biography of EF Benson. A Bensonian Diversion Website.
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Extractions: distributes the titles from these publishers: Albion Asphodel Bayeux Arts Diamond ... GAIA Gangemi Editore Harlin Quist McGregor Moyer Bell Olmstead ... Author List Complete Subject List Acorn Home News Moyer Bell Books Contact Us Acorn Alliance Photo Source: A Bensonian Diversion Website Biography of E.F. Benson A Bensonian Diversion Website The E.F. Benson Society The E.F. Benson Webpage ... Books from Moyer Bell written by E.F. Benson Paperback Using her best social-climbing instincts and refusing to be embarrassed, Lucia sets out to conquer London and mingle with the beau monde. Soon a secret group of "Luciaphiles" springs up; the social climbers who make up its rank never tire of watching her get into and out of all kinds of trouble.
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1931; Benson, Arthur Christopher, 18621925; Benson, EF (Edward Frederic),1867-1940; Bentley, EC (Edmund Clerihew), 1875-1956; Benton
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Project Gutenberg Author Record
Project Gutenberg Author record. Benson, EF (Edward Frederic), 18671940. Titles.Michael. To the main listings page. Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online).
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Project Gutenberg Author Index
Benson, Arthur Christopher, 18621925. Benson, EF (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940.Bentley, EC (Edmund Clerihew), 1875-1956. Benton, Joel, 1832-1911.
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Sheridan Le Fanu (1931) By E.F. Benson
A message to you about copyright and permissions. Sheridan Le Fanu . BY EFBENSON. (18671940). from The Spectator , Vol. 146 (1931-feb-21, pp. 263-64).
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Extractions: from The Spectator , Vol. 146 (1931-feb-21, pp. 263-64) T HE writer of ghost stories and of tales which are designed to make the flesh creep embarks on hazardous voyages. If he does not scare his readers or inspire in them those precious uncomfortable impulses that cause them to glance hastily round in order to make sure that the creaking board or the wail of the wind did not betoken some dreadful presence even now making itself manifest to their horrified eyes, he has failed more ruinously than can any other class of narrator. The writer of humorous stories, though he may not amuse, may still interest his readers, the writer of serious psychological stuff may, though unwittingly, amuse; but no such adventitious good fortune can befall the author whose sole aim is to terrify. If he does not do that, he is naught, he falls completely flat, and no interest in side issues, whether intentional or not, will put him on his feet again. He must be all artist of no common sort, for the fearful lies but a hairbreadth away from the grotesque and the ludicrous, and his phantoms will terrify none unless they are surrounded by the phantasmal atmosphere in which alone they can live and breathe. Of all atmospheres, that is the most difficult to produce: it is easier to amuse, it is even easier to edify than, by suggestion, to alarm. Sometimes a novelist whose
The Death Warrant (1894) By E.F. Benson
The following is a Gaslight etext . A message to you about copyright and permissions.THE DEATH WARRANT by EF Benson (18671940). from Six common things (1894).
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Extractions: from Six common things I T seems that I am not going to remain in this vast cold world for very long; that is good news to me. And because you have followed me so far already, because you have looked with me at sadness, because you have faced death with me, and because I have made you all sharers in my sorrows and in my happinesses, it is fitting that I should say good-bye to you, as you will have very few words more from me, and that I should tell you why I have to say good-bye, and with what feelings I do so. And now twenty-four hours have passed, and I have grown used to the thought. I am no longer lonely, for a kindly presence has come to me, whom they call Death. Let me tell you quite shortly what I have thought about in the last twenty-four hours, and that will be all. May I treat you all quite intimately? May I say things to you that I would sayonly to those I trusted and loved? Surely, for if you have read these little things which I have told you, these six common things as I have called them, you know me well. In this last half hour perhaps I have gained a friend, or if not that, I have treated you as if you were my friends, and I cannot go back now. But if you have laughed at them, if you have sneered, if you have thought that these stories are foolish, stupid, mock-heroic, you may still read on; but I am not talking to you. I have given you my heart, I could give you no more. If it is worthless, toss it away. Soon I shall not care. But let us walk together a few steps towards the mouth of the valley of the shadow.
Fiction, Page 1, Ghost Stories, Ghosts, Ghost Books, Invisible Ink--Books On Gho
Benson, EF, The Collected Ghost Stories of EF Benson, $14.95. Edward Frederic Benson(18671940) wrote over 100 books in his lifetime, including the popular
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Extractions: there are pages in this sectionclick HERE to go to next page Item #560 Elegant Nightmares: The English Ghost Story from LeFanu to Blackwood Jack Sullivan, 1978, biblio., index, 155 pp. This elegantly written survey is by no means comprehensive, but may open some new doors for fans of the English ghost story. Sullivan devotes chapters to LeFanu's "Green Tea," which he regards as the archetypal ghost story (I disagree.), Sheridan Le Fanu, M.R. James; other "antiquarian" ghost-writers like Harley, Wakefield, de la Mare; and Algernon Blackwood. Item #565 AMIS, Kingsley , The Green Man 1969, 242 pp Now that the video is out of print, we have to console ourselves with the book, which is back in print at last. Maurice, the genial innkeeper of The Green Man, has two obsessions: drink and women. While he likes to make up ghost stories to entertain his customers, he’s been seeing "hallucinations" of Dr Underhill, a 17 th Item #561 BENSON, E.F.

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