
Author · 1916–2014
Mary Stewart
Mary Stewart was an English novelist (1916–2014). Born in Sunderland.
Our catalogue lists 22 books by Mary Stewart, mostly romantic suspense, gothic fiction and historical fiction. They span 1954 to 1995. The most-read is The Crystal Cave (1970).
Books by Mary Stewart

The Crystal Cave
Mary Stewart, Mary Stwart

Nine Coaches Waiting
Mary Stewart

The Ivy Tree
Mary Stewart

The Moon-Spinners
Mary Stewart

This Rough Magic
Mary Stewart

The Hollow Hills
Mary Stewart

Touch Not the Cat
Mary Stewart

Madam, Will You Talk?
Mary Stewart

Thornyhold
Mary Stewart

Thunder on the Right
Mary Stewart

Airs Above the Ground
Mary Stewart

Wildfire at Midnight
Mary Stewart

The Last Enchantment
Mary Stewart

My Brother Michael
Mary Stewart

The Gabriel Hounds
Mary Stewart

The Wicked Day
Mary Stewart

Stormy Petrel
Mary Stewart

Rose Cottage
Mary Stewart

A Walk in Wolf Wood
Mary Stewart

The Prince and the Pilgrim
Mary Stewart

Little Broomstick
Mary Stewart

The Spell of Mary Stewart
Mary Stewart
Awards
- ✦Locus Awards 1980 — Best Fantasy Novel, The Last Enchantment (nominee)
- 🏆Mythopoeic Awards 1974 — Mythopoeic Fantasy Award, The Hollow Hills (winner)
- 🏆Mythopoeic Awards 1971 — Mythopoeic Fantasy Award, The Crystal Cave (winner)
- 🏆Mythopoeic Awards — Overall (winner)
Biography
Mary Florence Elinor Rainbow was born on 12 September 1916 in Sunderland, England, the United Kingdom. She graduated from Durham University, from where she received an honorary D.Litt in 2009. She was a lecturer in English Language and Literature there until her marriage in 1945 to Sir Frederick Stewart, former chairman of the Geology Department of Edinburgh University, who died in 2001. Lady Mary Stewart was author of twenty novels, a volume of poetry, and three books for young readers, she is admired for both her contemporary stories of romantic suspense and her historical novels. Her finest and most original achievement was Merlin Trilogy, an Arthurian saga: The Crystal Cave (1970), The Hollow Hills (1973) and The Last Enchantment (1979). The first of these was turned into a children’s television series in 1991. During years she resided in Scotland, where she died on 9 May 2014.