Helen Craik (c. 1751 – 11 June 1825) was a Scottish poet and novelist. She has been known as a correspondent of the Scottish poet Robert Burns, whom she...

improving laird and gentleman architect William Craik (1703–98). His daughter, the poet and novelist Helen Craik (1751–1825), lived there until 1792. She was...

Kirkcudbright, Scotland, Craik was the illegitimate son of William Craik, 1703 -1798, an agricultural pioneer and landowner. His half-sister, Helen, writes that he...

Clare were three of many. Novels centring on minstrelsy have included Helen Craik's Henry of Northumberland (1800), Sydney Owenson's The Novice of St Dominick's...

(died 1819) Luciano Comella, Spanish dramatist (died 1812) probable year Helen Craik, Scottish novelist and poet (died 1825) Mary Scott, English poet (died...

US) Dilly Court (born 1940, England) Jim Crace (born 1946, England) Helen Craik (c. 1751–1825, Scotland/England) Jasmine Cresswell (born 1941, Wales)...

attitude have been drawn between The Wanderer and the early novels of Helen Craik, which she could have read in the 1790s. Burney made £1500 from the first...

his poem "Resolution and Independence", first written 18 months later. Helen Craik – The Hermit's Cell Maria Edgeworth – Castle Rackrent Anne Ford – The...

Birkbeck, American writer and social reformer (born 1764) June 11 – Helen Craik, Scottish novelist and poet (born c. 1751) August 10 – Joseph Harris...

derelict at the time it was listed in 1977. The Scottish novelist and poet Helen Craik lived at Flimby Hall from 1792 until her death in 1825 and has a memorial...