Carswell, Catherine, 1879-1946

found: Selected letters of Catherine Carswell, 2016:title page (Catherine Carswell)

found: OCLC, May 3, 2016:(access point: Carswell, Catherine MacFarlane, 1879-1946; usage: Catherine Carswell)

found: Fay, W. G. The Fays of the Abbey Theatre, 1935:t.p. (Catherine Carswell) spine (C. Carswell)

found: The English in love, 1934:t.p. (assembled by CC&DG [the "CC&DG" appear as a monogram]) foreword (signed: C.C., D.G.)

found: 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)