Ella D'Arcy

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Ella D'Arcy was a British fin-de-siècle short story writer associated with literary modernism and the aesthetic movement.

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Ella D'Arcy canonical 2

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instanceOf British writer
fin-de-siècle writer
modernist writer
person
short story writer
activeIn 1890s
associatedWith The Yellow Book
aestheticism
decadence
birthName Ella Nancy Armitage
contemporaryOf Aubrey Beardsley
Henry Harland
Max Beerbohm
contributedTo British fin-de-siècle literature
early literary modernism
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
gender female
genre fiction
short story
hasCharacteristic focus on failed relationships
ironic narrative tone
pessimistic themes
influencedBy French realism
naturalism
language English
literaryPeriod fin de siècle
movement aesthetic movement
decadent movement
literary modernism
name Ella D'Arcy
nationality British
notableFor short stories
notableWork Modern Instances
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occupation editor
writer
placeOfActivity London
linked to: London, England
publication Modern Instances
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role sub-editor of The Yellow Book
subjectOf studies of The Yellow Book
studies of fin-de-siècle literature
workedWith Henry Harland
writingStyle psychological realism
wroteFor The Yellow Book

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The Yellow Book notableContributor Ella D'Arcy
Ella D'Arcy name Ella D'Arcy