Best known work

• Ida Conway, 1860

Genres

• Fiction - Novels
• Politics / Philosophy / Essays

Nom de plume

JMC, Juliet Creed

Social class

Middle class

Parental background

She was the daughter of the vicar of Shalford in Surrey.

At publication of best known work

• Age: 41
• Marital status: Married
• Number of children: 3

Physical description

No written description has yet been identified and only two pictures are known to exist.

Did you know?

She was a close friend of John Tyndall, and for a time they wrote to each other as Boreas (Tyndall) and Eolian (Pollock). On 5 April 1858, Juliet gave her book New Friends to the Tennysons via John Tyndall, who used it as an introduction to them (Tyndall Journal, RI MS JT/2/13c/1066).

Additional information

There is very little about her anywhere. She appears frequently in the biography of John Tyndall (The Ascent of John Tyndall, OUP, 2018), and there are many letters between them in the Tyndall Correspondence (being published in 20 volumes by Pittsburgh University Press, and will eventually be available open access online with the Darwin Correspondence).