Mary MacLane  

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Mary MacLane (May 1, 1881 — c. 6 August 1929) was a controversial Canadian-born American writer whose frank memoirs helped usher in the confessional style of autobiographical writing.

Bibliography

Books

• The Story of Mary MacLane (1902)
• My Friend, Annabel Lee (1903)
• I, Mary MacLane: A Diary of Human Days (1917, 2013)
• Tender Darkness: A Mary MacLane Anthology (reprint) (1993)
• The Story of Mary MacLane and Other Writings (reprint anthology) (1999)
• I Await the Devil's Coming (2013)
• Human Days: A Mary MacLane Reader (foreword by Bojana Novakovic) (2014)
• Mary in The Press: Miss MacLane and Her Fame (forthcoming - 2015)
• A Quite Unusual Intensity of Life: The Lives, Works, and Influence of Mary MacLane (forthcoming - 2015)

Selected articles

• [Untitled article on stoicism] (1898)
• Consider Thy Youth and Therein (1899)
• Charles Dickens - Best of Castle-Builders (graduate oration, 1899)
• Mary MacLane at Newport (1902)
• Mary MacLane at Coney Island
• Mary MacLane on Wall Street (1902)
• Mary MacLane in Little Old New York (1902)
• On Marriage (1902)
• A Foreground and a Background (1903)
• Mary MacLane Discusses the ‘Outward Seeming of Denver’ (1903)
• The Second 'Story of Mary MacLane' (1909)
• Mary MacLane Soliloquizes on Scarlet Fever (1910)
• Mary MacLane Meets the Vampire on the Isle of Treacherous Delights (1910)
• The Autobiography of the Kid Primitive (1910)
• Mary MacLane Wants a Vote - For the Other Woman (1910)
• Men Who Have Made Love to Me (1910)
• The Latter-Day Litany of Mary MacLane (1910)
• The Borrower of Two-Dollar Bills - and Other Women (1910)
• A Waif of Destiny on the High Seas (1910)
• Woman and the Cigarette (1911)
• Mary MacLane Says - (1911)
• Mary MacLane on Marriage (1917)
• The Movies and Me (1918)