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Marie Corelli (1855-1924)
Retouched and unretouched photograph of marie corelli Idol of Suburbia marie corelli and LateVictorian Literary Culture Annette R. Federico 192 pages 6 x 9 13 illustrations ISBN 0-8139-1915-0 $30.00 cloth marie corelli (1855-1924) was
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Extractions: [Content] www.literaryheritage.org.uk Home People Places Themes ... Site map Novelist, daughter of Charles Mackay, a Scottish poet and song writer. Mary spent her youth in Mickleham, Surrey before moving to London in 1882. She became a talented pianist, using the name Marie Corelli for performances, but turned to writing romantic fiction using the same pseudonym. A romance of two worlds (1886) was her first published novel and she enjoyed popular success from Thelma (1887) onwards, particularly with Barabbas (1893) and The sorrows of Satan (1895). In 1901 she moved to Stratford-upon-Avon , purchasing Mason Croft, a house reputed to have belonged to the daughter of William Shakespeare. Mary Mackay, the person, was somewhat larger than life, as was Marie Corelli, the author. She became a well known figure in the town, entering into local issues with some gusto (see Marie Corelli and the Stratford-upon-Avon controversy ), and had her own gondola on the River Avon. Her knack for drawing attention to herself was coupled with her own self-determination and self-appreciation. Her constant companion, Bertha Vyver, wrote an appreciative memoir which was published in 1940. Her style has been described as over-written exotic romantic fantasy but it was immensely popular, helped by publicity courted by this colourful author. One of her most famous ardent readers was Queen Victoria who seems to have been impressed by the depth to her work. Many critics hated her and the biography written by Thomas Coates and R.S. Warren Bell, published in her lifetime, tries rather too hard to defend her:-
Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary Of Phrase & Fable. Corelli, Marie
E. Cobham Brewer 18101897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.corelli, marie. (b. 1864). A Romance of Two Worlds (1886
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Corelli, Marie. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. corelli, marie. (k r l´ ) (KEY), pseud. of Mary Mackay (m k ´) (KEY) , 18551924, English novelist.
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Extractions: Pronunciation Key Corelli, Marie , pseud. of Mary Mackay [m u k I , English novelist. Her popular, highly moralistic books, written in flamboyant, pretentious prose, include A Romance of Two Worlds Thelma Barabbas (1893), and The Sorrows of Satan (1895). She was Queen Victoria's favorite novelist. See biographies by E. Bigland (1953) and W. S. Scott (1955).
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Violet Books: Books About Marie Corelli
This page is bibliography of studies biographies about the Yellow Ninetiesoccult romancer marie corelli. corelli, marie anonymously published.
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Extractions: Basham, Diana. NY: New York University Press, 1992. Bigland, Eileen: London: Jarrolds, 1953. A mediocre biography revealing a homophobic disdain for the author. Birkenhead, Sheila. Illustrious Friends. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1965. Chapter on Marie. Bloom, J. Harvey, ed. The Errors of the Avon Star: Another literary manual for the Stratford-on-Avon season of 1903 Stratford-on-Avon: John Morgan, 1903. Includes Marie's article "The Avon Star." Boswin, S. The Writings of Marie Corelli. Bombay: Examiner Press, 1907. A small book of only 98 pages deploring Marie's books as inappropriate for Catholics. Bullock, George. London: Constable, 1940. Quite a snotty biographical portrait. Bushnell, George Herbert. From Bricks to Books. London: Grafton, 1949. Includes essay on Marie's furtive origins. Carr, Kent. Miss Marie Corelli: Bijou Biographies No. VIII. The Silver Domino that it's evident the author hoped Marie would like this overview even if he mentioned a few things she would rather he not; but in his analysis of Barrabas Corelli, Marie [anonymously published].
Violet Books: Marie Corelli's Occult Tales
Includes a biblio biographical essay on Victorian occult romancer marie corelli.marie corelli her Occult Tales. On April 21, 1924, marie corelli died.
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Extractions: by Jessica Amanda Salmonson The Strand She did have an unfortunate ability to alienate, at times, even those who valued her. Hugh Benson loved to hang out at Mason Croft, often bringing a boyfriend with whom to sport throughout her five-acres of gardens. Yet writing of her much later, he had plainly accumulated some ill will along the way. He had been an Anglican priest but converted to Catholicism. Though there were a few who found Marie "wisely tolerant of all creeds," she was in general offensively anti-Catholic. As for those who disliked her at first sight, she was never far from providing new fodder to enhance their reasons to be churlish. Those whom she regarded as enemies, apart from critics as a class, included Caine Hall who tripped himself up lying to her; Grant Allen who called her, in The Spectator, A Romance of Two Worlds A Romance of Two Worlds speaks of the bitterness of her beloved's queenly disdain, concluding with the dramatic "I love thee! I dare to love thee!" Vernon Lee Lady's Realm Barabbas Barabbas In The Sorrows of Satan , the first sequel to Barabbas , there is an underlying mystical strength to her glorification of Satan as a misunderstood adventurer in the modern world.
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Extractions: I need to contact anyone living near Stratford England that has an interest in Marie Corelli. Would be interested in communicating with anyone from England who believes in reincarnation. I have a degree in painting but presently am starting a book. I have traveled to England as a girl. Am currently starting to do research on Marie Corelli. She was way ahead of her time and needs to be recognized. I don't think she was given the credit that she deserves, such as, what she did for Stratford. She was known by many important people of that time and no one knows of her (unless you happen to live in England). Marie Corelli
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An Introduction To The Works Of Marie Corelli
An Introduction to the Works of marie corelli. marie corelli (real name Mary Mackay ) was probably born somewhere in London in May of 1855.
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Extractions: Marie Corelli (real name "Mary Mackay") was probably born somewhere in London in May of 1855. Her origins are not known for certain, but she was probably the illegitimate daughter of Dr. Charles Mackay and his mistress, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mills, whom Dr. Mackay married after his first wife died. After her first book, A Romance of Two Worlds , was published in 1886, she became the best selling author in England, and the favorite of Queen Victoria , who ordered a collection of all Marie's books. Despite the savage attacks of critics, her books often broke sales records. She was the only author invited to the coronation of Edward VII, and counted among her friends Mark Twain, Ouida, the Empress Frederick of Germany, and many other writers and members of royalty. Tennyson wrote her praises for her work Ardath (1889), a book which did not sell very well relatively, but the one Marie had always considered her best. After Marie moved to Stratford-on-Avon in 1899, she crusaded to preserve Shakespeare's shrine in the Church of the Holy Trinity and worked to prevent some cottages once owned by Shakespeare's descendants from being demolished for a Carnegie library. She also helped establish Harvard House for visiting students of Harvard University. She bought and restored a 16th-century house, Mason Croft, which is now the Shakespeare Institute of the University of Birmingham. She published a pamphlet to encourage British people to visit Stratford-on-Avon.
Corelli, Marie, BARABBAS, A DREAM OF THE WORLD'S TRAGEDY
corelli, marie BARABBAS, A DREAM OF THE WORLD'S TRAGEDY Philadelphia JB LippincottCompany 1894. marie corelli was the pseudonym of the novelist Mary Mackay.
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Extractions: Marie Corelli's Masterwork Corelli, Marie BARABBAS, A DREAM OF THE WORLD'S TRAGEDY Philadelphia J.B. Lippincott Company 1894 First American edition. 8vo, bright blue cloth gilt lettered and decorated on the spine. 317, 6 ads. A very nice copy, clean and bright. SCARCE. Marie Corelli was the pseudonym of the novelist Mary Mackay. She turned to writing in her thirties after having a "psychical experience". BARABBAS is an important work and any first edition is quite scarce. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Buddenbrooks, Inc. ; click here for further details.
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