Emilia Pardo Bazán
Emilia Pardo Bazán (1851-1921) is Spain's most important woman writer, certainly of the nineteenth century. She was a pioneering feminist activist and one of the few women of the nineteenth century whose works--some of the classics of Spanish Realism/Naturalism--were immedaitely accepted in the national literary canon. She was a frequent contributor of kiosk literature, especially toward the end of her life. In fact, her Rodando (La Novela Corta, no. 253, 1920) was probably one of the last works of fiction of hers to be published.
Cada uno, El Cuento Semanal, no. 7, 1907
Allende la verdad, El Cuento Semanal, no. 95, 1908
Belcebú, El Cuento Semanal, no. 103, 1908
Finafrol, Los Contemporáneos, no. 105, 1909
La gota de sangre, Los Contemporáneos, no. 128, 1911
En las cavernas, El Libro Popular, no. 2, 1912
Arrastrada, Los Contemporáneos, no. 174, 1912
La muerte del poeta, Los Contemporáneos, no. 222, 1913
La dama joven, Los Contemporáneos, no. 292, 1914
La aventura de Isidro, La Novela Corta, no. 4, 1916
La última Fada, La Novela Corta, no. 46, 1916
Instinto, Los Contemporáneos, no. 367, 1916
Clavileño, La Novela Corta, no. 86, 1917
Bucólica, Los Contemporáneos, no. 476, 1918
Los tres arcos de Cirilo, Los Contemporáneos, no. 514, 1918
Dioses, La Novela Corta, no. 162, 1919
Rodando, La Novela Corta, no. 253, 1920