![]() ![]() Her first publication in this genre was the prize-winning novel None So Pretty in 1930. Only later the author turned to historical fiction which made her famous eventually. In 1924 she brought out her first book, a ghost story titled Still She Wished For Company, which was followed by the fantasy novel These Mortals (1925) and the satire Knock Four Times (1927). She studied English in Oxford and made her literary debut in 1913 writing short stories for different periodicals. Margaret Emma Faith Irwin was born in London, England, U.K., in March 1889, but after the premature death of both her parents she grew up in Bristol where her uncle was a master at Clifton High School. ![]()
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