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Richmal Crompton - Definition

Richmal Crompton Lamburn (November 15 1890January 11 1969) was a British writer, most famous for her Just William short stories.

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Apart from William...

Crompton tried several times to reformulate William for other audiences. Jimmy (1949) was aimed at younger children, and Enter - Patricia (1927) at girls. Crompton wrote two more Jimmy books, but no more Patricia, as neither was successful as William.

Published Works

The publication dates are for the UK.

For Children

For Adults

  • The Innermost Room, 1923
  • The Hidden Light, 1924
  • Anne Morrison, 1925
  • The Wildings, 1925
  • David Wilding, 1926
  • The House, 1926
  • Kathleen and I, and, of Course, Veronica, 1926
  • Millicent Dorrington, 1927
  • A Monstrous Regiment, 1927
  • Leadon Hill, 1927
  • The Thorn Bush, 1928
  • Roofs Off!, 1928
  • The Middle Things, 1928
  • Felicty Stands By, 1928
  • Sugar and Spice and Other Stories, 1928
  • The Four Graces, 1929
  • Abbot's End, 1929
  • Ladies First, 1929
  • Blue Flames, 1930
  • Naomi Gladstone, 1930
  • The Silver Birch and Other Stories, 1931
  • Portrait of a Family, 1932
  • The Odyssey of Euphemia Tracy, 1932
  • Marriage of Hermione, 1932
  • The Holiday, 1933
  • Chedsy Place, 1934
  • The Old Man's Birthday, 1934
  • Quartet, 1935
  • Caroline, 1936
  • The First Morning, 1936
  • There Are Four Seasons, 1937
  • Journeying Wave, 1938
  • Merlin Bay, 1939
  • Seffan Green, 1940
  • Narcissa, 1941
  • Mrs. Frensham Describes a Circle, 1942
  • Weatherly Parade, 1944
  • Westover, 1946
  • The Ridleys, 1947
  • Family Roundabout, 1948
  • Linden Rise, 1952
  • The Gypsy's Baby, 1954
  • Four In Excile, 1954
  • Matty and Dearingroydes, 1956
  • Blind Man's Buff, 1957
  • Wiseman's Folly, 1959
  • The Interior, 1960
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