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The Irish Ordinary 1834, a Short Novel of Some Consequence by Barbara O'Sullivan was first published under the title The Chiswick Villain.

The Chiswick Villain is a novel written in first person, and based on the story of James Ashley a Victorian criminal. It is based on factual evidence from criminal reports at The Old Bailey, London. Set in both Whitechapel where James Ashley was born, and Chiswick, West London in 1834. James was born to be a villain, just like his father. When James Ashley meets up with Moll Raby in Newgate Prison a romance soon springs up between them. James...

Oscar Defoe and the Victorian Workhouse, 1834 A review of chapter 6 - Syon House "With no time to read the whole book before the printers speed into action, I studied the chapter on Syon House, my family's London home for 400 years, and was immensely impressed by the accuracy of the author's research and the fluent style which brings the characters to life. The contrast between Syon and the workhouse and between the rich and poor, is a poi...

The Waiting-Boy by Barbara O'Sullivan childhood nickname Cheyenne, was originally published under the title The Innocent Master Harrison in 2009.

The Hourglass & The Inkwell is a book of short stories written by Barbara O'Sullivan.

The Tin Nib short stories is a new compilation of short stories by Barbara O'Sullivan with the exception of The Dutch Lady published in 2008.