Born: 01/15/1862   Kalamazoo , MI
Died: 1935
Parents: Frederick Wilkinson, Amanda Wilkinson
Spouse: Robert B.
Children: Edward, Barbara, Roderick, Donald

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	The Wander Weed and seven other little theater plays	Drama	Adult	Chicago, C. H. Sergel and company	1923
	Painted Windows - Autobiographical memory	Poetry	Adult	New York: George H. Doran Company	1918
	The Newcomers	Poetry	Adult	Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company	1916
	Sarah Brewster's relatives - Sarah and her step-mother don't get along and when the step-mother decides to re-marry, Sarah is sent to live with her uncle and his family	Poetry	Teen	Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin Company	1916
	Lotta Embury's Career	Poetry	Adult	Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company	1915
	Azalea at Sunset Gap	Fiction	Teen	Chicago, Ill. : Reilly & Britton Co	1914
	Azalea; the story of a girl in the Blue Ridge Mountains	Fiction	Teen	Chicago : The Reilly & Britton Co.	1912
	Edda and the Oak	Poetry	Adult	Chicago, New York [etc.] : Rand, McNally and Co.	1911
	Poems You Ought to Know - Reprinted from the Chicago tribune.	Poetry	Adult	Chicago, New York: Fleming H. Revell Company	1903
	The Beleaguered Forest	Fiction , Michigan	Adult	New York, Appleton	1901
	How Jaques came into the Forest of Arden : an impertinence	Non Fiction	Adult	Chicago : Blue Sky Press	1901
	The Shape of Fear: and Other Ghostly Tales	Fiction , Short Stories , Supernatural/Paranormal	Adult	New York, Macmillan	1899
	America in peace and war : an interesting narrative of our country from its discovery down to the present time : the most thrilling and noteworthy incidents of the nation's history described in simple language, including a graphic account of the war between the United States and Spain	History	Adult	Chicago : W.B. Conkey Co.	1898
	Pippins and Cheese: Being the Relation of How a Number of Persons Ate a Number of Dinners at Various Times and Places	Fiction	Adult	Chicago, Way and Williams	1897
	A Mountain Woman - Reprinted 1969	Fiction , Short Stories	Adult	Freeport, N.Y., Books for Libraries Press	1896
	Our chosen land [electronic resource]. A romantic story of America from the time of its discovery and conquest to the present day	History	Adult	Chicago, Wabash publishing house	1896
	With Scrip and Staf: A Tale of the Children's Crusade	Fiction	Children , Teen	New York: A.D.F. Randolph	1891
	he story of America containing the romantic incidents of history : from the discovery of America to the present time	History	Adult	Chicago : R.S. King	1889
	Other writings: - wrote for magazines including Century, Lippincott's Magazine, Cosmopolitan Magazine, St. Nicholas, Wide Awake, The American Magazine, America, Harper's Weekly, and San Francisco Argonaut.

What is the aim or goal of your writing: How pleasant to meet a charming journalist of a hundred or so years ago. The prolific Elia Peattie worked in Omaha, primarily for the World-Herald. Her style was neither fusty nor quaint, but informal and above all outspoken. She reported on the growing city, its neighborhoods, its inhabitants, and above all, its problems-poverty, prostitution, racism - not neglecting its folkways. She found weddings "stupid," especially for women, and the imperative of going into full mourning "nonsense." She was also a feminist, a founder of the Omaha Woman's Club, a serious reform organization.

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