Frederick William Rolfe
22 July 1860 – 25 October 1913
Frederick William Rolfe, better known as Baron Corvo, and also calling himself 'Frederick William Serafino Austin Lewis Mary Rolfe', was an English writer, artist, photographer and eccentric.
Books
- The Cardinal prefect of propaganda
- Agricultural and Pastoral Prospects of South Africa
- Venetian courtesy
- Temptation
- A letter to a small nephew named Claud
- Don Renato, an ideal content
- The shoe on the other foot
- Daily life of the pope
- Re
- A letter to Father Beauclerk
- Letters to C.H.C. Pirie-Gordon
- Protestant accusations & Catholic truths
- Sestina yn honour of Lytel Seynt Hew
- Don Tarquinio: a kataleptic phantasmatic romance
- The saint, the priest, the nowt, the devil
- The parentage of Caesar Borgia
- In his own image
- On cascading into the canal
- The Venice letters
- Nicholas Crabbe
- The bull against the enemy of the Anglican race
- Without prejudice
- The reverse side of the coin
- The missionary penny again
- The desire and pursuit of the whole, a romance of modern Venice
- Les Borgia
- Letters to Leonard Moore
- Letters to R. M. Dawkins
- Hadrian the Seventh
- Letters to James Walsh
- St. Aloes or Aloys
- Contributions to All the Year Round
- " Letter to Claud"
- Frederick Rolfe and others
- The Camerlengo's silver hammer
- W. S. M., Baron Corvo, writes me ... .
- An ossuary of the north lagoon
- Hubert's Arthur
- Le désir et la poursuite du tout
- The centenary edition of the letters of Frederick William Rolfe
Author data: Open Library