About Bluebell Matilda Hunter
Lived 1877 – 1960 (aged 82–83). Bluebell Matilda Hunter was a British writer.
Bluebell M. Hunter (1878 – 1960) was an English writer of science fiction, fantasy, and detective fiction who wrote under several pseudonyms.
She was born Matilda Maya Angela Antonia Williams and married civil servant Hugh Stewart Hunter. Their son was barrister Muir Hunter.
She was an acquaintance of H.G. Wells, who wrote to her that her name was 'at the heart' of his library and that 'Never if I live to be a thousand years old shall I have so PERFECTLY LOVELY a book dedicated to me again as Death Turns the Tide [sic]. '
Works
As George Lancing: Science fiction and historical fiction set in China
Infamous Conduct (1934) Fraudulent Conversion: A Romance of the Gold Standard (1935) Madame Manchu The Eunuch Mating of the Dragon (1946) Dragon in Chains (1947)
As John Guildford: Fantasy and detective fiction
The Death Cat Big Ben Looks On Death Dams the Tide
She also wrote as Basil Hunter and as Boris M. Hunter for magazines.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Bluebell Matilda Hunter?
UK businesswoman and author (1877-1960)
When was Bluebell Matilda Hunter born?
Bluebell Matilda Hunter was born in 1877 in London.
When did Bluebell Matilda Hunter die?
Bluebell Matilda Hunter died on 5 July 1960 in London.
What was Bluebell Matilda Hunter's occupation?
Bluebell Matilda Hunter was a writer.
What nationality was Bluebell Matilda Hunter?
Bluebell Matilda Hunter was British.
Sources & further reading
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