The Woman Clothed with the Sun

The Woman Clothed with the Sun

First edition (US)
Author	F. L. Lucas
Genre	Historical novel
Publisher	Cassell (UK) Simon & Schuster (US)
Published in English	August 1937

The Woman Clothed with the Sun; being The Confession of John McHaffie concerning his sojourn in the Wilderness among the folk called the Buchanites, is a historical novella by the British writer F. L. Lucas. It purports to be an account, written in 1814 by a Scottish minister of the Kirk in middle age and published posthumously, of his youthful bewitchment by Elspeth Buchan and of the time he spent in the 1780s among the Buchanites. First published in 1937, it was Lucas's second historical novella, the first being The Wild Tulip (1932); he had also published a prize-winning historical novel, Cécile (1930).