[2] She wrote a poem in tribute to Anna Brownell Jameson who had the clever idea of writing a book about the fictional and actual loves of the famous poets of the time.

[4] She wrote poems, prose and music and this was presented in her own 1833 publication, La Ninon, or, Leaves for the Album.

A publication that became New Monthly Belle Assemblée was also started in 1833, with Wilson as its first editor, and this also included items on fashion.

[5] Wilson also wrote plays and one was retitled as Venus in Arms and it was performed at the Strand Theatre in 1836.

In her work Our Actresses, she acknowledges that these 67 women are admired, but they individually do not get a high position in society.