Katherine Mansfield: A Darker ViewThis biography is the story of Katherine Mansfield, the gifted and tragic artist best known for her polished satire and frequently anthologized short stories. Acclaimed biographer Meyers uses new sources to illuminate the troubled life of one of Great Britain's most gifted female authors. |
Contents
Childhood 18881902 | 1 |
Queens College 19031906 | 13 |
Return to New Zealand 19071908 | 21 |
Disorder and Early Sorrow 19081909 | 36 |
Orage and The New Age 19101911 | 53 |
Murry Rhythm and Bohemia 1912 | 61 |
Friendship with D H Lawrence 19131923 | 78 |
Koteliansky and Carco 19131915 | 105 |
Chelsea and Return to Bandol 19161918 | 149 |
Cornwall and Hampstead 19181919 | 168 |
Ospedaletti and Menton 19191921 | 186 |
Switzerland and Paris 19211922 | 218 |
Gurdjieff 19221923 | 238 |
Murrys Cult of Katherine | 253 |
Notes | 263 |
Select Bibliography | 295 |
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