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Olive Custance Douglas: Introduction to a Bibliography

Transitional anthologies often include, as representative of the Decadent period in English literature, the work of the minor poetess Olive Custance Douglas, whose productive years lay between I89OI9IO. Close investigation of her poetry, however, casts some doubt on the validity of this classification. Although historically she is indeed in the Decadent period, her assignment to the Decadents seems to be based less on the characteristics of Olive Douglas*