William Sharp Net Worth

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His works were published in various magazines and newspapers, and he was also a successful lecturer. William Sharp was a prolific novelist and poet of late nineteenth-century Scotland, with a net worth of $11 million. He was born on September 12, 1855 and wrote works such as Earth's Voices, A Fellowe and His Wife, and The Children of Tomorrow. He also wrote some of his works under a pseudonym, and his works were published in various magazines and newspapers. He was also a successful lecturer, making him a highly successful writer.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Day	September 12, 1855
Birth Place	Scotland
Age	164 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign	Virgo

💰 Net worth: $11 million (2024)

About

A prolific writer and poet of late nineteenth- century Scotland, he is known for works such as Earth's Voices, A Fellowe and His Wife, and The Children of Tomorrow. He wrote some of his works, including Mountain Lovers and The Laughter of Peterkin, under a pseudonym.

Before Fame

He attended the University of Glasgow in the early 1870s and briefly worked at a law office.

Trivia

He occasionally wrote under the female pen name of Fiona MacLeod. This fact remained a secret throughout his career.

Family Life

He was romantically involved with fellow writer Edith Wingate Rinder.

Associated With

He and W.B. Yeats were literary contemporaries.

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