About Edith Arundel
Lived 1901 – 1993 (aged 91). Edith Arundel was a British writer and novelist.
Edith Buxton (née Arundel; 12 June 1901 – 27 February 1993) was an English writer of historical romances. She was a most industrious novelist and working under the names of Edith Arundel, Anne Maybury and Katherine Troy she published more than 80 novels.
Publications Son Of John A Ghost Slips By The Best Love of All (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Enchanted Kingdom (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Love That Is Stronger Than Life (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Love Triumphant (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Way Of Compassion (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Second Winning (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Pilgrim On Wings Farewell To Dreams (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Harness The Winds (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Catch At A Rainbow (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Come Autumn - Come Winter (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Garden Of Wishes (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Starry Wood (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Wondrous To-morrow (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Give Me Back My Dreams (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Lovely Destiny (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Stars Grow Pale (ps: Anne MAYBURY) This Errant Heart (ps: Anne MAYBURY) This Lovely Hour (ps: Anne MAYBURY) I Dare Not Dream (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Oh, Darling Joy! (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Lady, It Is Spring! (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Shadow Of My Loving (ps: Anne MAYBURY) They Dreamed Too Much (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Chained Eagle (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Gather Up The Years (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Return To Love (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Barrier Between Us (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Dare To Marry (ps: Anne MAYBURY) I'll Walk With My Love (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Dangerous Living (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Secret Of The Rose (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Journey Into Morning (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Can I Forget You? (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Persistent Warrior The Valley Of Roses (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Catherine's Circle The Young Invader (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Winds Of Spring (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Storm Heaven (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Lonely Hunter First, The Dream (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Goodbye, My Love (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Music Of Our House (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Her Name Was Eve (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Heart Is Never Fair (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Prelude To Louise (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Follow Your Hearts (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Other Juliet (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Forbidden (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Dear Lost Love (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Beloved Enemy (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Stars Cannot Tell (ps: Anne MAYBURY) My Love Has A Secret (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Gay Of Heart (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Rebel Heart (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Shadow Of A Stranger (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Bridge To The Moon (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Stay Until Tomorrow (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Someone Waiting (ps: Katherine TROY) Whisper In The Dark (ps: Anne MAYBURY; also Katherine TROY) The Night My Enemy (ps: Anne MAYBURY) I Am Gabriella! (aka: Gabriella) (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Green Fire (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Enchanter's Nightshade (US: The Winds Of Night) (ps: Katherine TROY) The Brides of Bellenmore (aka: My Dearest Elizabeth) (ps: Anne MAYBURY) Falcon's Shadow (ps: Katherine TROY) [1964} Jessica (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The Pavilion At Monkshood (ps: Anne MAYBURY) The House of Fand (ps: Katherine TROY)
Film adaptations The Persistent Warrior has been adapted in the film Green Fingers (1947) directed by John Harlow and starring Robert Beatty, Carol Raye and Nova Pilbeam.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Edith Arundel?
British writer
When was Edith Arundel born?
Edith Arundel was born on 12 June 1901.
When did Edith Arundel die?
Edith Arundel died on 27 February 1993.
What was Edith Arundel's occupation?
Edith Arundel was a writer and novelist.
What nationality was Edith Arundel?
Edith Arundel was British.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Edith Arundel. https://biography.guide/edith-arundel/
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