Katherine Mansfield
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Katherine Mansfield: the Memories of L. M.
By LM, Leslie MooreKatherine Mansfield: the Memories of L. M.
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Katherine Mansfield: A "do You Remember" Life : Four Stories
By Katherine Mansfield, Gillian BoddyThe outline of her life is intended to show how the Mansfield's work was influenced by her New Zealand upbringing, and discusses Mansfield's relationships with women such as Ida Baker and Maata Mahupuku.
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Katherine Mansfield: Letters and Journals
By Katherine Mansfield, Christian Karlson SteadI long to renew them in writing.’ In numerous letters and journals, Katherine Mansfield recorded her feelings, thoughts and observations about writing, about the New Zealand of her childhood, the Europe of her later years, the people she ...
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Katherine Mansfield: Selected Letters
By Katherine Mansfield, Brownlee Jean KirkpatrickThis completely new selection of Katherine Mansfield's correspondence draws from the five volumes of her Collected Letters currently being published by Clarendon Press, and ranges from the period of her adolescence to shortly before her ...
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Katherine Mansfield: Our Missing Contemporary : Eight Images
By Katherine Mansfield, Brian Gregory, John Adrian DennyKatherine Mansfield: Our Missing Contemporary : Eight Images
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Katherine Mansfield: A Darker View
By Jeffrey MeyersThen the fountain of Apollo—the fountain of Neptune—the fountain where Latona is seen beautiful as a flower turning the inhabitants of a village into frogs & lizards and turtles—the grotto of Apollo set above with trees—and the lake ...
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Katherine Mansfield: A Literary Life
By Angela SmithI feel as fastidious as though I write with acid'. This book explores Mansfield's idiosyncratic aesthetic by focusing on her position as an outsider in Britain: a New-Zealander, a woman writer, a Fuavist, and eventually a consumptive.
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Katherine Mansfield: The View from France
By Gerri Kimber... The Translation Studies Reader ( London : Routledge , 2000 ) Villiers de L'Isle - Adam , Cruel Tales , trans . by Robert Baldick , intro . by A. W. Raitt ( Oxford : Oxford University Press , 1985 ) Sardonic Tales ( Contes Cruels ) ...
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Katherine Mansfield: A Secret Life
By Claire TomalinAn account of the life of the gifted, beautiful, but strangely secretive writer provides a glimpse of the competitive London literary scene between 1908 and 1923 and of such literary...
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Katherine Mansfield: The Woman and the Writer
By Katherine Mansfield, Gillian BoddyKatherine Mansfield was not only an extraordinary writer, devoted to her work, she was also a woman of great vivacity and strength, who led a brief but interesting life, from...
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Katherine Mansfield: Story-teller
By Kathleen JonesThis is a major work, and a worthy addition to our understanding and appreciation of New Zealand's greatest writer.
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Katherine Mansfield: A Secret Life
By Claire TomalinClaire Tomalin's biography brings her nearer than we have ever been to this haunted and haunting writer.
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Katherine Mansfield: A Darker View
By Jeffey MeyersThe works of Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923), one of England's most gifted short story writers, have influenced over eight decades of writers.
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Katherine Mansfield
By Andrew BennettThis book offers a new introduction to Katherine Mansfield's short stories focusing on the question of the connection between life and writing in her work.
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Katherine Mansfield: The Story-Teller
By Kathleen JonesWeaving together intimate details from Katherine Mansfield's letters and journals with the writings of her friends and acquaintances, Kathleen Jones creates a captivating drama of this fragile yet feisty author: her life, loves and passion ...
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Katherine Mansfield: A Biography
By Jeffrey MeyersKatherine Mansfield: A Biography
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Katherine Mansfield
By Andrew Gurr, Clare HansonKatherine Mansfield
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Katherine Mansfield: A Biography
By Jeffrey MeyersKatherine Mansfield: A Biography
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Katherine Mansfield: A Literary Life
By A. SmithI feel as fastidious as though I write with acid'. This book explores Mansfield's idiosyncratic aesthetic by focusing on her position as an outsider in Britain: a New-Zealander, a woman writer, a Fuavist, and eventually a consumptive.
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Katherine Mansfield: A Critical Study
By Sylvia BerkmanKatherine Mansfield: A Critical Study