Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extre...

In this, her bestselling second novel, Ethel Carnie Holdsworth adapts a formula popularised by th...

Ethel Carnie Holdsworth contributed these short pieces to The Cotton Factory Times, a weekly news...

It is not for nothing that Belinda’s father called her 'The General'. Belinda could marshal and c...

Former 'mill girl', Ethel Carnie Holdsworth, wrote this book with a clear mission: believing that...

It is not enough to say that Ethel Carnie Holdsworth was a radical, and her novels express that. ...

The London lives of Barbara and Crichie Dennison and their acquaintances Flora and Fred Peachley ...

Ethel Holdsworth, well known as the author of Helen of Four Gates, will interest a large public w...

Departing from the conventional marriage-as-resolution structure of the romance plot, Carnie Hold...

Eagles' Crag is a gothic horror, set like Helen of Four Gates on an isolated farm, though this ti...

Annie and William Dale are newly married with a young infant baby, Jackie. Seeking to improve the...

In a re-interpretation of George Bernard Shaw's 1912 Pygmalion, Carnie Holdsworth presents the st...