Mary Morison Webster
Mary Morison Webster (1894 – 1980) was a Scottish-born novelist and poet who came to South Africa with her family in 1920. She lived in Johannesburg, where she was an influential book reviewer for The Rand Daily Mail and Sunday Times for 40 years. She wrote five novels, including one in collaboration with her sister, novelist , and several collections of poetry.
Poetry[]
- Tomorrow (1922)
- The Silver Flute (1931)
- Alien Guest (1933)
- Garland in the Wind (1938)
- Flowers from Four Gardens (1951)
- A Litter of Leaves (1971)
- Rain After Drought
Novels[]
- Evergreen (1929)
- The Schoolhouse (1933)
- High Altitude (1949, with Elizabeth Charlotte Webster)
- The Slave of the Lamp (1950)
- A Village Scandal (1965)
References[]
- Adey, David, et al., comp. (1986). Companion to South African English Literature. Johannesburg: Ad Donker.
References in other works[]
by Nuruddin Farah: the novel opens with an epigram quoting from Mary Webster's poetry.
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