A versatile and prolific author, Josephine Lawrence began her career in journalism,
soon branched out to
ghostwrite girls' and tots' series under her own name
and pseudonymously, then went on to earn national recognition for
her adult fiction. When she died in 1978, she had written 33
adult novels and approximately 100 children's books. Despite
Lawrence's many
publications, biographical information about her remains sparse,
scattered among a number of brief articles and reviews of her books.
This webpage attempts to remedy that lack of information by providing
a detailed bio-bibliography of a noteworthy -- and too often
overlooked -- woman writer.
Syndicate fiction - scanned etexts
- Betty Gordon at Bramble Farm
- Sunny Boy in the Country
Bibliography - non-Syndicate juvenile series
Non-Syndicate fiction - scanned etexts
- Adventures of Elizabeth Ann
- Elizabeth Ann's Six Cousins
- Brother and Sister
- Kiddies Frolics
- Mr. White Helps Santa Claus
Early adult fiction
Later life and marriage
Bibliography - adult works
Make Way for Tomorrow (reviews)
What's new
Last updated 28 January 2004
Copyright 1999 - 2004 Deidre Johnson
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