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Sheila Walsh

シーラ・ウォルシュ

Shīra Worushu

Aliases: Sheila Frances O'Nions
Pen Names: Sophie LeytonPen name

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1928-10-10 (Birmingham)
Died
2009-01-20 age 80
Nationality
British
Languages
English
Religion
Catholic
Residence History
Birmingham, England → Southport, Lancashire

Career

Occupations
Novelist
Active Years
1975-2001
Affiliations
Romantic Novelists' Association, Southport Writers' Circle
Memberships
Romantic Novelists' Association (Vice-President, Chairman), Southport Writers' Circle (Life President)

Education

Notre Dame Convent
General Education
Period: 戦前
Country: United Kingdom
Birkdale, Southport
Southport College of Art
Art
Period: 1945-1948
Year of Graduation: 1948
Country: United Kingdom

Awards

Netta Muskett Award
1975
Work: The Golden Songbird
Category: 新人作家賞
Organization: Romantic Novelists' Association
Result: 受賞
Elizabeth Goudge Award
1984
Work: A Highly Respectable Marriage
Organization: Romantic Novelists' Association
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Golden Songbird

1975 Romance

Debut novel. Won Netta Muskett Award for new writers.

romancelove

A Highly Respectable Marriage

1982 Romance

Won Elizabeth Goudge Award.

marriagerespectability

Bibliography

  • The Golden Songbird
  • Madalena
  • The Sergeant Major's Daughter
  • Lord Gilmore's Bride
  • The Incomparable Miss Brady
  • The Rose Domino
  • A Highly Respectable Marriage
  • The Runaway Bride
  • The Diamond Waterfall
  • The Incorrigible Rake
  • The Wary Widow
  • An Insubstantial Pageant
  • Bath Intrigue
  • Lady Aurelia's Bequest
  • Minerva's Marquis
  • The Notorious Nabob
  • The Arrogant Lord Alistair
  • A Woman of Little Importance
  • Until Tomorrow
  • Remember Me
  • The Perfect Bride
  • Kate and the Marquess
  • The Lady from Lisbon
  • Lady Cecily's Dilemma

Style & Themes

Literary Style
romantichistorical romance
Recurring Motifs
marriagearistocracy

Health

  • undisclosed
    2009
    cause of death undisclosed

Legacy

British romance novelist who held key positions in the Romantic Novelists' Association.

Trivia

  • Used pen name Sophie Leyton.
  • Worked in her husband's jewelry store.