W. L. George

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Walter Lionel George (1882 – 1926) was an English writer, born and brought up in Paris, France. He was known for novels and writings on feminism.

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• Engines of Social Progress (1907)
• France in the twentieth century (1908)
• A Bed of Roses (1911) novel
• City of Light: A Novel of Modern Paris (1912)
• Woman and Tomorrow (1913)
• Until the Day Break (1913)
• Dramatic Actualities (1914)
• Olga Nazimov and Other Stories (1915)
• Israel Kalisch (1915)
• Anatole France (1915)
• The Intelligence of Woman (1916)
• The Strangers' Wedding or the Comedy of a Romantic (1916)
• The Making of an Englishman (1917) novel
• The Second Blooming (1917)
• A Novelist on Novels (1918)
• Literary Chapters (1918)
• Blind Alley (1919)
• Eddies of the Day (1919)
• Caliban (1920)
• The Confession of Ursula Trent (1921)
• A London Mosaic (1921) illustrations Philippe Forbes-Robertson.
• Hail Columbia! Random Impressions Of A Conservative English Radical (1921)
• Her Unwelcome Husband (1922)
• The Stiff Lip (1922)
• The Ordeal of Monica Mary
• One Of The Guilty (1923)
• The Triumph of Gallio (1924) novel
• The Story of Woman (1925)
• Historic Lovers (1925)
• Gifts of Sheba (1926) novel
• The Pointlessness of war in the middle east (1926)
• Children of the Morning (1927)
• The Selected Short Stories of W.L. George (1927)
• The Little Beloved