Q as Public Speaker and Lecturer in a Family Tradition of Public Speaking: the Inaugural Lecture |
Andrew Symons |
An Examination of Q's Inaugural Lecture at Cambridge 1913 |
Winifred Hutchinson: Q's Assistant. A Pioneer of Women's Education at Cambridge. |
Jane Prince |
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Fort Amity: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An examination of Q’s novel set in north-east America in the mid eighteenth century and how it reflects the author’s contemporary political concerns |
Ia, a Love Story: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An examination of Q’s fifth novel, the first to be based in the far west of Cornwall |
Bertha Couch and her Writing of the Life of Jonathan Couch |
Andrew Symons |
An account of the life of Bertha Couch and her biography of her naturalist father, Jonathan Couch, who was Q’s grandfather |
John Keats in Context: a Study of the Keats or Keate Family in the Context of Q's Studies of the Romantic Poets |
Andrew Symons |
New research into the Cornish history of the family of John Keats |
The Stories of Q Inspired by the Peninsular War |
Andrew Symons |
How Q used historical sources in his fiction set in the Peninsular War |
Reflections on Hocken and Hunken |
Andrew Symons |
Some reflections on the style, structure and themes of Q's novel Hocken and Hunken. |
P & Q: Alfred Parsons, Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Warwickshire Avon and True Tilda |
Jane Prince |
A discussion of Arthur Quiller-Couch's novel 'True Tilda' in relation to the journey he took to gather material for 'The Warwickshire Avon'. |
The Family of Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch |
Jane Prince |
An account of the family of Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, exploring Q's relationship with his family and illuminating some of its less well-known members. |
The Forebears of Jonathan Couch and Associated Families |
Andrew Symons |
An account of the forebears of Jonathan Couch, the grandfather of Arthur Quiller-Couch, and other associated families. |
The Descendants of Jonathan Couch |
Jane Prince |
Information gathered from the census and birth, marriage and death records on the descendants of Jonathan Couch, the grandfather of Arthur Quiller-Couch |
The Literary Careers of Mabel and Lilian Quiller-Couch, Q’s Sisters |
Jane Prince |
An examination of the lives and literary works of Lilian and Mabel Quiller-Couch who, although they never gained the recognition of their famous brother Q, were both prolific writers. |
The Splendid Spur: a study |
Andrew Symons |
A study of Q's adventure story set in the English civil war |
Harry Revel: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An in-depth look at a story that starts as a murder mystery and ends as a historical novel |
Introducing Troy Town: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An introduction to Q's novel that is set in a fictionalised version of Fowey |
Poison Island: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An examination of one of the novels that Q wrote during his most creative periods |
The Blue Pavilions: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An introduction to the last of the novels that Q wrote in London before his move to Cornwall |
The Philosophical Context of 'I Saw Three Ships': a study |
Andrew Symons |
A review of the influences on Q that contributed to the philosophical context in which this collection of short stories was written |
Q's Family and Dead Man's Rock: a study |
Andrew Symons |
How the history and experiences of Q's own family can be traced in the novel |
The Mayor of Troy: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An examination of how the novel reflects Q's political and social concerns |
Thomas Bond and The Mayor of Troy |
Andrew Symons |
How Thomas Bond, a real historical figure, is presented in the novel |
The Ship of Stars: a study |
Andrew Symons |
A study of the novel that Q's biographers believed to be his best work |
Noughts and Crosses: a study |
Andrew Symons |
A consideration of some of the influences on this collection of short stories |
Lectures on Byron & Shelley: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An analysis of Q's academic lectures on Byron and Shelley |
A Lecture on Lectures: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An account of a lecture in which Q reveals his passionately held views on education |
A Lecture on Tradition and Orthodoxy: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An account of a lecture in which Q explores his own attitudes to tradition with reference to the views of T.S. Eliot |
Lectures on the Art of Reading: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An introduction to a set of lectures in which Q describes the importance of placing the child at the heart of education |
Lectures on some Seventeenth Century Poets: a study |
Andrew Symons |
An examination of the political and philosophical context in which Q presented this series of lectures |
The Medical Training of Jonathan Couch: a study |
Andrew Symons |
Medical education in London at the time when Q's grandfather trained to be a doctor |
The Scientific Thinking of Dr Thomas Quiller Couch: a study |
Andrew Symons |
A consideration of how Q was influenced in his writing by the scientific thinking of his father |
Q and the Hones Family: a study |
Gerry Hones |
Some personal reminiscences of the Hones family's links with Q |
The Life and Writings of Richard Quiller Couch |
Andrew Symons |
An account of the life and work of Q's uncle, another distinguished member of Quiller Couch family |
John Quiller Couch: a study |
Andrew Symons |
What we know about the life of John Quiller Couch, Q's uncle |