Baring-Gould, S[abine].

1834 - 1924

British author, folklorist, and clergyman, perhaps best known (or best not known) for writing the famous hymn "Onward, Christian Soldiers."

Sites:
Brief biographical note a LitGothic etext
[John W. Cousins, A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, 1910]
Bibliography [FantasticFiction]


Etexts:
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"A Dead Finger"
"Glámr"
Baring-Gould's fictional treatment of a vampiric episode from the Icelandic Grettirsaga.
"A Happy Release"
"Little Joe Gander"
"McAllister"
"Mustapha"
"The 9:30 Up-Train"
"On the Leads"

"Baring-Gould, S."