Gaslight's Amelia B. Edwards page

BY EDWARDS

• "How the Third Floor knew the Potteries" [a.k.a. "Number Three"] (1863)
• "Another past lodger relates his own ghost story"
  (a.k.a. "The phantom coach" or "The North Mail") (1864)
• "No. 5 branch line: the engineer" [a.k.a. "An engineer's story" or "The engineer"] (1866)
• "The four-fifteen express" (1867)
• A service of danger (1873)

ABOUT EDWARDS

• from Moulton's literary criticism, vol. VIII
• The Illustrated London News: Obituary (1892-apr-23)

  Links to more information about Edwards

• The Amelia Ann Blanford Edwards page at A Celebration of Women Writers project, which includes an extensive listing of online resources for 19th C. women authors.
  http://www.cs.cmu.edu/People/mmbt/women/edwards/edwards.html
• Edwards' description of Ramses' horse, with illustrations, at the Nile Muse: Egypt's legacy through the eyes of Amelia B. Edwards
  http://www.nilemuse.com/edwards/rameses.html
• Donna Hyora's Nile museum celebrates Edwards, with a photograph and her illustrations.
  http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/8634/index.html
• Gavin Watson's Egyptomania, an elaborate display of Edwards, profusely illustrated.
  http://web.ukonline.co.uk/gavin.egypt/index.htm
• Excerpts from A thousand miles up the Nile at the Travellin' women of the nineteenth century page.
  http://www.glue.umd.edu/~andie/books/explorers.html
• The Theban Mapping Homepage has a short biography and recent photographs of sites which Edwards had sketched.
  http://www.kv5.com/html/edwards.html

Thanks to Marilyn Fowler

Last revised: 00-aug-31 / sld