| E. M. Delafield (1890–1943)Also known as: E Delafield, Delafield E M, E. M. Delafield, Anonymous E. M. Delafield, E.M. Introduction by Jilly Cooper. Delafield | 1,192 | 30 |  (4.19) | 0 | 0 |
Disambiguation Notice
Please note the following distinctions, and try to keep the single-story separate from the omnibus editions which contain several "Provincial Lady" stories.
Single Story:
The Diary of a Provincial Lady (Virago, 1844085228)
Diary of a Provincial Lady (Prion, 1853753688)
The Diary of a Provincial Lady (Remploy, 0706610342)
Diary of a Provincial Lady (Chicago, 0897330536)
Omnibus Edition (contains 4 stories):
The Diary of a Provincial Lady (Virago, 0860685225)
The Provincial Lady (Macmillan, pre-ISBN)
- Diary of a Provincial Lady 360 copies, 6 reviews
- The Diary of a Provincial Lady 215 copies, 5 reviews
- The Provincial Lady in London 124 copies, 2 reviews
- The Provincial Lady in America 75 copies, 3 reviews
- Thank Heaven Fasting 73 copies, 2 reviews
- The Way Things Are 69 copies, 2 reviews
- Consequences 68 copies, 3 reviews
- The Provincial Lady in Wartime (Cassandra Editions) 58 copies, 3 reviews
- The Provincial Lady in Russia: I Visit the Soviets 47 copies
- The Provincial Lady 16 copies
- Late and Soon 9 copies, 2 reviews
- Nothing is Safe 6 copies
- No One Will Know 6 copies, 1 review
- Tension 6 copies
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E.M. Delafield married Paul Dashwood, a civil engineer turned land agent, and had two children. She wrote more than 30 novels. Her most famous book, Diary of a Provincial Lady, began as a column in the feminist weekly Time and Tide. She died aged only 53. Her daughter is the author R M Dashwood.  | |
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| Disambiguation notice |
Please note the following distinctions, and try to keep the single-story separate from the omnibus editions which contain several "Provincial Lady" stories.
Single Story:
The Diary of a Provincial Lady (Virago, 1844085228)
Diary of a Provincial Lady (Prion, 1853753688)
The Diary of a Provincial Lady (Remploy, 0706610342)
Diary of a Provincial Lady (Chicago, 0897330536)
Omnibus Edition (contains 4 stories):
The Diary of a Provincial Lady (Virago, 0860685225)
The Provincial Lady (Macmillan, pre-ISBN)
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