for which was written in Lovecraft's hand. It was unpublished until the mid-1980s, when it was issued in a facsimile holograph edition of 200 copies by R. Alain Everts' The Strange Company as by H.P. Lovecraft and Sonia Greene. Lovecraft scholar S. T. Joshi, however, considers that the play is likely entirely Greene's work. The manuscript of Alcestis is among Greene's papers at the John Hay Library. Later years After her marriage to Lovecraft ended, in 1933 Greene moved to California. In 1936 she married a Dr. Nathaniel Abraham Davis of Los Angeles. She did not hear of Lovecraft's death until 1945, eight years after his death in 1937. Her marriage to Lovecraft was never legally ended because Lovecraft, although he assured her the divorce had been filed, failed to sign the final decree, so Greene's union with Davis was technically bigamous. Greene was informed of this late in life and it disturbed her considerably. Her third husband died in 1946. Greene later resided at Diana Lynn Lodge, a home for the elderly which is still in operation in Sunland-Tujunga, Los Angeles, and died there in 1972, aged 89. Works Poems "To Florence" "Mors Omnibus Comunis (Written in a Hospital)". In The Rainbow 1, No 1 (Oct 1921). Facsimile ed, Necronomicon Press, 1977. Stories "The Horror at Martin's Beach". Revised by H.P. Lovecraft and published (as "The Invisible Monster") in Weird Tales November 1969) "Four O'Clock" Written in 1922 (not published until 1949 in Something About Cats and Other Pieces). Plays Alcestis (not published until 1985 by R. Alain Everts' The Strange Company, 200 copies only). Memoir The Private Life of H.P. Lovecraft (written under the name Sonia H. Davis) Essays/editorials From The Rainbow: "Amateurdom and the Editor" "Recruiting" "Opinion" "Commercialism" "Amateur Aphorisms" "A Game of Chess" "Heins versus Houtain" From The Oracle: "Fact vs. Opinion" (an editorial against censoring pornography) Editor/investor The Organ of the United Amateur Press Association (amateur publication/fanzine) The Rainbow (amateur publication/fanzine) Notes References Sources The Private Life of H.P. Lovecraft, by Sonia Greene (Necronomicon Press, 1985, 1992) (). Italian translation: Vita privata di H.P. Lovecraft : documenti e testimonianze per una biografia Sonia Davis, Fritz Leiber, Samuel Loveman e altri ; traduzione e cura di Claudio De Nardi.Trento : Reverdito Editore, c1987. H.P. Lovecraft: A Life, by S. T. Joshi (Necronomicon Press, 1996) () L. Sprague de Camp. "Sonia and HPL" in Wilfred B. Talman,