(many of them republished in 1992 in Driftwood and Other Poems). That year also saw her only success as a novelist with The Blackthorn Winter, published by Constable in London and by Richard R. Smith in New York, and to be reissued for the first time in late January 2007 by The Sundial Press. She also kept a journal over several decades which is being edited. In 1957 Philippa Powys moved to the village of Buckland Newton in Dorset where she died six years later. Two previously unpublished novellas, Sorrel Barn and The Tragedy of Budvale, were published by Sundial Press in 2011. Several articles on Philippa Powys have been published in The Powys Journal. References External links Philippa Powys: The Powys Society "Powys Women" by Jacqueline Peltier Dorset County Museum: Portrait of her as a young girl by her sister Gertrude 1886 births 1963 deaths English women novelists English women poets People from South Somerset (district) 20th-century English poets 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English women writers