author
Anne E. Keeling
A late-19th-century British writer whose books ranged from historical fiction to popular biography, with a strong interest in religious and Methodist subjects. Her work includes novels such as Andrew Golding and nonfiction like Great Britain and Her Queen and Susanna Wesley and Other Eminent Methodist Women.
2 Audiobooks
Great Britain and Her Queen
by Anne E. Keeling
Andrew Golding: A Tale of the Great Plague
by Anne E. Keeling
About the author
Little is firmly documented about this author’s life, and even basic biographical details such as birth and death dates are not clearly established in the sources I found. What can be confirmed is that she published in the late Victorian period and is listed in literary reference sources as the author of several books from the 1880s and 1890s.
Her writing covered both fiction and nonfiction. Confirmed titles include The Oakhurst Chronicles: A Tale of the Times of Wesley, The Pride of the Family, Andrew Golding: A Tale of the Great Plague, William Dawson: the Yorkshire Farmer and Eloquent Preacher, General Gordon: Hero and Saint, Great Britain and Her Queen, and Susanna Wesley and Other Eminent Methodist Women.
Taken together, these books suggest a writer drawn to history, moral character, and religious biography, especially within a Protestant and Methodist setting. Because so little personal information is readily available, her published work remains the clearest window into her voice and interests.