Trench's

Trench's Nelson-related writing made her a celebrity thirty-five years after her death, but it may have, ultimately, ruined her chances of having a lasting literary legacy of her own.

Melesina Chenevix St. George Trench (1768-1827) 2008

For scholars who study the history of women's writing, there is an even greater loss in the disappearance of Trench's 'Mourning Journal' (1806) and her Laura's Dream; or, The Moonlanders (1816), two works which use forms and express ideas that challenged the boundaries of contemporary female authorship.

Melesina Chenevix St. George Trench (1768-1827) 2008

Trench's Moonlanders are lunar humanoids who are gestated in 'maternal clay' and literally dug up to begin a lifespan that starts in old age and 'youths' backwards until they reach perfect maturity.

Melesina Chenevix St. George Trench (1768-1827) 2008

Trench's otherwise excellent and spirited version of the novel.

Satyricon 2007

He considered staying in Trench's car and letting it roll past him.

Police Your Planet Lester Del Rey 1954

Gordon knocked him out of the way with his elbow, reached for the door to Trench's private office, and yanked it open.

Police Your Planet Lester Del Rey 1954

Gordon picked up the badge slowly and buckled it on, while a grim, satisfied smile spread over Trench's features.

Police Your Planet Lester Del Rey 1954

Trench's ex-Marine bellow carried over the fighting.

Police Your Planet Lester Del Rey 1954

Gordon was met there by blank faces and averted looks, but someone nodded toward Trench's office, and he went inside.

Police Your Planet Lester Del Rey 1954

Trench's system made some sense, and this business of marching as to war made none at all.

Police Your Planet Lester Del Rey 1954