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Aug. 9th, 2005 10:10 pmAdventures in 19th century novels...
While I was in Minnesota recently, I devoted some pleasant hours to reading two of the several George Manville Fenn books available at the University of Minnesota.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
daegaer has introduced him to us as a prolific author of 19th century boys' adventure stories, but his alter ego is now revealed -- as a writer of three-volume women's novels!
( 'Ned Leger: the adventures of a middy on the Spanish Main' and 'The Lass That Loved a Soldier' )
While I was in Minnesota recently, I devoted some pleasant hours to reading two of the several George Manville Fenn books available at the University of Minnesota.
daegaer has introduced him to us as a prolific author of 19th century boys' adventure stories, but his alter ego is now revealed -- as a writer of three-volume women's novels!( 'Ned Leger: the adventures of a middy on the Spanish Main' and 'The Lass That Loved a Soldier' )
