Elizabeth Jenkins was a novelist and biographer of exceptional quality, who was sometimes the victim of her own diffidence. Not long after Virago reprinted her novel The Tortoise and the Hare (1954) in 1983, a promotional leaflet was issued with photographs or portraits of all the Modern Classics authors. Elizabeth was the only one of whom no photograph could be found, and nor would she provide one. Above her name, there appeared a Matisse-like outline of a head filled with blank space: hardly symbolic of this intensely cerebral writer.
Novels
Virginia Water (1929)
The Winters (1931)
Harriet (1934)
aka Murder by Neglect
Doubtful Joy (1935)
Robert and Helen (1944)
Young Enthusiasts (1947)
The Tortoise and the Hare (1954)
Brightness (1963)
Honey (1968)
Dr. Gully's Story (1971)
A Silent Joy (1992)
The Winters (1931)
Harriet (1934)
aka Murder by Neglect
Doubtful Joy (1935)
Robert and Helen (1944)
Young Enthusiasts (1947)
The Tortoise and the Hare (1954)
Brightness (1963)
Honey (1968)
Dr. Gully's Story (1971)
A Silent Joy (1992)
Collections
Novellas and Short Stories
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Elizabeth Jenkins
The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories: Volume Three (2018)
(Valancourt Book of Horror Stories, book 3)
edited by
Ryan Cagle and James D Jenkins
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