Author:Neith Boyce

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Neith Boyce (1872–1951)

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American, novelist, playwright, journalist and theatre performer. She married Hutchins Hapgood on 1899; and with others, founded the Provincetown Players. Boyce’s plays featured plots that focused on women’s sexuality, personal relationships, and agency.

Neith Boyce

Works

(partial list)

• The Bond (1908) (transcription project)

• The Forerunner (1903) IA
• The Folly of Others (1904) short stories
  • A Provident Woman
  • Constancy
  • The Forbidden
  • The Mother
  • Molly
  • Two Women
  • Sophia
  • The Head of the House
  • The Sands of the Green River
• The Eternal Spring (1906) IA
• Two Sons (1917)
• Proud Lady (1923) IA
• Harry: A Portrait (1923)

Individual short works

• "Awakening" (ss) in Harper's Sep 27, 1913
• "The Blue Hood" (ss) in Harper's May 2, 1914
• "The Blue Pearl," (ss) in McClure's May 1910
• "The Brothers," (ss) in McClure's Dec 1911
• "The Burtons' Burglar" (ss) in Harper's Jan 24, 1914
• "Enemies" (play) 1916, in The Provincetown Plays: Second Series. Edited by George Cram Cook and Frank Shay IA (full ebook)
• "In a Garden" (ss) 1896, in Stories from the Chap-book, by various authors IA (full ebook)
• "On Approval" in Collier's, Dec 21, 1912
• "The Legacy" (ss) in American Magazine, Vol 65, 1907
• "Love in a Dutch Garden" (ss) in Harper's Jan 10, 1914
• "Mrs. Peyton Interferes" in McClure's Magazine, 1911
• "Navidad" (ss) in Short Stories 1895
• "The Portrait of a Singer" (ss) in Short Stories 1895
• "Roses" (ss) in Harper's Nov 22, 1913
• "The Two Sons, a Play in One Act" (1916) hathitrust

Non-fiction

• "At The Baths of Lucca" Scribner's, May 1906
• "The Coming Comedy of American Manners", The Bookman, Mar 1902
• "Labouchere" (n-f) in Harper's Mar 28, 1914
• "The Novel's Deadliest Friend" The Bookman, Sep 1901
• "A Progressive at Large" (n-f) in Harper's Feb 7, 1914
• "When Chesterton is Angry" (n-f) in Harper's Jul 11, 1914