Mary Poppins She Wrote: The Life of P.L. TraversAurum, 2005 - 380 頁 Mary Poppins opened last year in London's West End in Cameron Mackintosh's musical production and has proved a huge success predicted to run for at least five years. Next year it is due to open on Broadway in New york. Meanwhile the Disney film has just been re-released on DVD, and the books remain in print and as classic as ever. But this is the first full biography of the woman who wrote the Mary Poppins books, and a fascinating and extraordinary life it was too. P.L. Travers was Australian, came to London as a journalist early in the twentieth century, became involved with Theosophism, got to know W.B. Yeats and George Russell, took her lifelong quest for guru-figures on to Gurdjieff and Krishnamurti - and lived into her nineties. By the end of her life, in the seventies, she was living in a flat off London's Kings Road and going to chat to the punks outside Malcolm McLaren's clothing shop life that spanned most of the twentieth century: it also sheds a fascinating light on the writing, and the true essence, of the Mary Poppins books: Mary Poppins herself was above all a kind of guru-figure who floated in and out of the Banks family's life to show them the possibility of other worlds... |
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... English Weekly . From as early as 1937 , when she reported on how Edward VII's coronation was celebrated in her village , Pamela had chronicled the doings of Mayfield for the New English Weekly . She referred to Mayfield as either as ...
... English Weekly . From as early as 1937 , when she reported on how Edward VII's coronation was celebrated in her village , Pamela had chronicled the doings of Mayfield for the New English Weekly . She referred to Mayfield as either as ...
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... English Weekly by one day . From the quarantine hospital in Liverpool , Pamela had written to the Weekly's editor , Philip Mairet , asking whether she should resign . She explained something of the tension between Jessie and herself ...
... English Weekly by one day . From the quarantine hospital in Liverpool , Pamela had written to the Weekly's editor , Philip Mairet , asking whether she should resign . She explained something of the tension between Jessie and herself ...
第 362 頁
... English Weekly , September 27 , 1945 . 53 I Go by Sea , I Go by Land and Growing Up in Wartime Mayfield . 54 New English Weekly , September 27 , 1945 . CHAPTER 11 1 New English Weekly , September 27 , 1945 . 2 Typewritten notes ...
... English Weekly , September 27 , 1945 . 53 I Go by Sea , I Go by Land and Growing Up in Wartime Mayfield . 54 New English Weekly , September 27 , 1945 . CHAPTER 11 1 New English Weekly , September 27 , 1945 . 2 Typewritten notes ...
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The moment between day and dark | 2 |
Ellie and Allora | 22 |
Old England in Australia | 40 |
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