Although best-known as a Pre-Raphaelite painter, Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919), was a prolific writer during her childhood. Showing a strong aptitude for creative work from a young age, De Morgan filled many exercise books with her writings and also kept a diary. Accessing previously unpublished manuscripts from the De Morgan Foundation, Serena Trowbridge reveals the growing creativity of this famous painter and provides an insight into her early imagination.

This edition includes an introduction, a biography and timeline of Evelyn De Morgan, a bibliography, and an annotated collection of her writings.