Works
- Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects (1783) (under name Ann Curtis)
- Cambrian Pictures (1810) (first novel, under the name Ann of Swansea)
- Poetic Trifles (1811)
- Sicilian Mysteries (1812)
- "Conviction, or Is She Innocent" (1814)
- "Secret Avengers" (1815)
- Chronicles of an Illustrious House, or The Peer, the Lawyer and the Hunchback (1816)
- "Gonzalo de Baldivia" (1817)
- "Secrets in Every Mansion" (1818)
- "Cesario Rosalba, or The Oath of Vengeance" (1819)
- Lovers and Friends; or, Modern Attachments (1821)
- "Guilty or Not Guilty, or A Lesson for Husbands" (1822)
- "Woman's A Riddle" (1824)
- "Deeds of an Olden Time" (1826)
- "Uncle Peregrine's Heiress" (1828)
- "Gerald Fitzgerald, or An Irish Tale" (1831).
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