within her circle of literary acquaintances fowke had various important friendships, notably with aaron hill. her correspondence with him was published after her death as "clio: or, a secret history of the life and amours of the late celebrated mrs. s-n---m. written by herself, in a letter to hillarius". another of her friends, the poet and painter john dyer, painted her portrait and expressed devotion to her in two poems written from wales that appeared, along with her verses in reply, in the richard savage miscellany of 1726.