Author:Anne O'Hagan Shinn

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Anne O'Hagan Shinn
(1869–1933)

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American suffragist, journalist, and writer of short stories.

Works

The Sturdy Oak: A Composite Novel of American Politics by Fourteen American Authors PG
Cuba at a Glance (1898), with Emma B. Kaufman IA
The Story of Cyrano de Bergerac (1898) with Edmond Rostand ^[1] hathitrust

Short works from magazines

"Bread Eaten in Secret" (ss) Harper's Monthly Magazine, Dec 1905
"Country Life in America" (poem) The Century Magazine, Aug 1914
"The Countess of Warwick" (nf) Munsey's Magazine, Aug 1906
"The Courtship of the Boss" (ss) McClure's Magazine, Dec 1905

"Emeline Hardacre's Revenge" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, Apr 1904
"Fate and the Pocketbook" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, Jun 1906
"For the Liverpool Orphans" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, 1898
"Irrevocable" (ss) Harper's Monthly Magazine, Feb 1918
"Margaret McDonough's Restaurant" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, Sep 1904
"The Mouth of Babes" in The Smart Set, 1905
"Old Man Conlon" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, Jun 1904
"On Babies' Row" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, Jul 1904
"Phoebe in Politics" (ss) Munsey's Magazine, May 1906
"The Romance at Hollywood College" in The Smart Set, 1905
"Why The Housekeeper Needs the Vote" (leaflet, National American Woman Suffrage Association, 1900)
"When McCready Turned Missionary" in The Smart Set magazine, 1903
"Women in Journalism" (essay) Munsey's Magazine, 1898

Verse

"Arcady à la Bohême," McClure's Magazine, Jul 1904
"A Ballade of Old Presents," Munsey's Magazine, 1909
"Lady Clara Vere De Vere: New Style," The Century Magazine, Sep 1913
"The Elder's Fairy Book," Munsey's Magazine, 1909

↑ "Founded upon and written from the play of that name which was written by [him]"

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[1] "Founded upon and written from the play of that name which was written by [him]"