Weamys has been identified as the author of A Continuation of Sir Philip Sydney's Arcadia (1651), which appeared under the name "Mistress A. W."   Little is known of her life, but Patrick Cullen situates her in the context of a network of royalist sympathizers,  including aristocratic patron Henry Pierrepont and his daughters Anne and Grace, writer James Howell, printer William Bentley, bookseller Thomas Heath, and possibly poet Frances Vaughan (née Altham). A modern (1994) edition of Weamys' book was edited by Patrick Cullen.
Weamys is acknowledged as the author of A Continuation of Sir Philip Sydney's Arcadia (1651), published under the pseudonym "Mistress A. W." Very little information exists about her life, but Patrick Cullen situates her within a group of royalist sympathizers that includes aristocratic patrons Henry Pierrepont and his daughters Anne and Grace, writer James Howell, printer William Bentley, bookseller Thomas Heath, and possibly poet Frances Vaughan (née Altham). A modern edition of Weamys' book was edited by Patrick Cullen in 1994.