Norman Douglas

Born: December 8, 1868

Died: February 7, 1952

George Norman Douglas was a British writer, now best known for his 1917 novel South Wind. His travel books such as his 1915 Old Calabria were also appreciated for the quality of their writing. - Wikipedia

Norman Douglas

Books by Norman Douglas (50 max)

South Wind

Fountains in the sand : rambles among the oases of Tunisia

Old Calabria

Siren land

D.H. Lawrence and Maurice Magnus: a plea for better manners.

How about Europe?: some footnotes on East and West

Venus in the kitchen: recipes for seduction

They went.

Alone

London street games

Together

Experiments

In the beginning.

Birds and beasts of the Greek anthology

Looking back: an autobiographical excursion.

Summer islands: Ischia and Ponza

Footnote on Capri

Siren land

Some limericks collected for the use of students, & ensplendour'd with introduction, geographical index, and with notes explanatory and critical

Old Calabria

They went with a prefatory letter

Some limericks: collected for the use of students, & ensplendour'd with introduction, geographical index, and with notes explanatory and critical.

Three of them

London street games

Paneros

An almanac.

Late harvest

Respectful ribaldry: a selection of letters from Norman Douglas to Faith Compton Mackenzie

Old Calabria

Alone

Late harvest

In the beginning

Norman Douglas: a selection from his works

The Norman Douglas limerick book: collected for the use of students, & ensplendour'd with introduction, geographical index, and with notes explanatory and critical, by Norman Douglas.

Vanuatu: A Guide

On the herpetology of the Grand Duchy of Baden / by G. Norman Douglass [sic]

Contributions to an avifauna of Baden.

On the Darwinian hypothesis of sexual selection

Unprofessional tales

Unprofessional tales

[Materials for a description of Capri.

Fabio Giordano's relation of Capri.

Some antiquarian notes.

Tiberius.

The island of Typhoëus

Uplands of Sorrento

The caves of Siren Land

The stones of Gafsa

forge

Vintage: 1912