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Work by: Parton, Sarah Payson Willis

TitleFern leaves
Year of first publication:1853
Editions: London, Ingram, Cooke & Co., 1853
Genres:short story/ies
Country:United States
Language used:English
Narrative topoi:
Presence in public libraries: Koninklijke Bibliotheek NL (KB)
British Library UK (BLUK)
Relevant weblinks:Online text via Celebration of WW

Receptions of this work

AuthorTitleGenderReception typeCountryYear
1 Tholl, Anne van der Uit Fanny Fern F Translation Netherlands 1858
2 ~reader(s) female (member of Damesleesmuseum, The Hague) Catalogue Damesleesmuseum Den Haag F Library catalogue (association, club) Netherlands 1896
3 ~~Hoek, van der (Circulating library Leiden) Catalogus Van der Hoek U Library catalogue (public) Netherlands 1859
4 ~~Hoek, van der (Circulating library Leiden) Catalogus Van der Hoek U Library catalogue (public) Netherlands 1859
5 ~~author male (name below) Bloempjes voor Fanny's kleine vrienden en vriendinnen M Translation Netherlands 1856
6 ~~author male (name below) Conrad Busken Huet, Voorrede in Uit Fanny Fern M To be specified Netherlands 1858
7 ~~journalist (name unknown) *Art. in Vaderlandsche Letteroefeningen M Article in the press Netherlands 1859
8 ~~journalist (name unknown) *Art. in Tijdspiegel M Mention Netherlands 1856
9 ~~translator (name unknown) Losse bladen uit Fanny Fern's portefeuille U Translation Netherlands 1854
10 ~~translator (name unknown) Nieuwe bladen uit de portefeuille van Fanny Fern U Translation published in periodical press Netherlands 1856
11 ~~translator male (name below) Fortællinger og Skizzer M Translation Denmark 1859