Carswell, Catherine, 1879-1946

LC control no.	n 50032368
Descriptive conventions	rda
LC classification	PR6005.A749
Personal name heading	Carswell, Catherine, 1879-1946 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Carswell, Catherine MacFarlane, 1879-1946 Macfarlane, Catherine, 1879-1946 Carswell, C. (Catherine), 1879-1946 C. C. (Catherine Carswell), 1879-1946 C., C. (Catherine Carswell), 1879-1946
Associated country	Great Britain Scotland
Located	Buckinghamshire (England) London (England)
Birth date	1879-03-27
Death date	1946-02-18
Place of birth	Glasgow (Scotland)
Place of death	Oxford (England)
Profession or occupation	Biographers Novelists Journalists Editors Critics Theater critics
Found in	Her Open the door! 1920. Selected letters of Catherine Carswell, 2016: title page (Catherine Carswell) OCLC, May 3, 2016: (access point: Carswell, Catherine MacFarlane, 1879-1946; usage: Catherine Carswell) Fay, W. G. The Fays of the Abbey Theatre, 1935: t.p. (Catherine Carswell) spine (C. Carswell) The English in love, 1934: t.p. (assembled by CC&DG [the "CC&DG" appear as a monogram]) foreword (signed: C.C., D.G.) The biographical dict. of Scottish women, c2006 (Carswell, Catherine Roxburgh, n. Macfarlane, m1 Jackson, m2 Carswell; born Glasgow, 27 Mar. 1879; died Oxford, 18 Feb. 1946; biographer, novelist, journalist, editor, critic; Catherine Macfarlane; Catherine Carswell; reviewed drama and fiction for the Glasgow Herald; after marrying Donald Carswell ... they lived mainly in Buckinghamshire and in Hampstead, London; was The Observer's assistant drama critic during the First World War, later writing freelance; novels: Open the door!, The camomile; wrote biography of Robert Burns (The life of Robert Burns), and biographies of [D.H.] Lawrence (The savage pilgrimage) and [Giovanni] Boccaccio (Tranquil heart); also edited poetry and prose collections with Daniel George and co-wroteThe Fays of the Abbey Theatre with William Fay)
Associated language	eng