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Margaret Irwin


(Margaret Emma Faith Irwin)
UK flag (1889 - 1969)

Margaret Irwin  was educated at Clifton High School in Bristol, and then at Oxford University. She began writing books and short stories in the early 1920s. She married children's author and illustrator John Robert Monsell in 1929.

Irwin was praised for her historical accuracy in her novels, and she wrote passionately about the English Civil War. In The Proud Servant she caused generations to fall in love with the ill-fated but charismatic Earl of Montrose, Charles I's Commander in Scotland.
 
 
Novels
   Still She Wished for Company (1924)
   These Mortals (1925)
   Knock Four Times (1927)
   Fire Down Below (1928)
   The Stranger Prince (1937)
   The Bride (1939)
   The Gay Galliard (1941)
   Royal Flush (1948)
   The Proud Servant (1949)
   The Heart's Memory (1951)
   Hidden Splendour (1952)
   None So Pretty (1953)
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Collections
   Madame Fears the Dark (1935)
   Bloodstock (1953)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   The Book (1930)
   Monsieur Seeks a Wife (1935)
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Books containing stories by Margaret Irwin
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Haunters at the Hearth (2022)
Eerie Tales for Christmas Nights
(British Library Tales of the Weird, book 34)
edited by
Lucy Evans and Tanya Kirk
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The Haunted Library (2016)
Classic Ghost Stories
edited by
Tanya Kirk

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