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    Katherine Mansfield: The Complete Collection
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    Katherine Mansfield: The Complete Collection

    By Katherine Mansfield

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    About this ebook

    This ebook collects the complete writings of Katherine Mansfield.

    Inline tables of contents and links after each text/chapter will help you to get back to the respective tables. An alphabetical index for stories, poems, and authors can also be found at the end of the ebook.


    Contents:

    IN A GERMAN PENSION [1911]
    BLISS AND OTHER STORIES [1920]
    THE GARDEN PARTY AND OTHER STORIES [1922]
    THE DOVES’ NEST AND OTHER STORIES [1923]
    POEMS [1923, 1930]
    SOMETHING CHILDISH AND OTHER STORIES [1924]
    THE LETTERS: VOLUME I [1928]
    THE LETTERS: VOLUME II [1928]
    JOURNAL [1928]
    THE ALOE [1930]
    NOVELS AND NOVELISTS [1930]
    THE SCRAPBOOK [1939]
    UNCOLLECTED TEXTS
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKatherine Mansfield
    Release dateJun 30, 2016
    ISBN9786050469936
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    Katherine Mansfield: The Complete Collection
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    Katherine Mansfield

    Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp was born in New Zealand in 1888. Her father sent her and her sisters to school in London, where she was editor of the school newspaper. Back in New Zealand, she started to write short stories but she grew tired of her life there. She returned to Europe in 1908 and went on to live in France, Italy, Germany and Switzerland. A restless soul who had many love affairs, her modernist writing was admired by her peers such as Leonard and Virginia Woolf, who published her story ‘Prelude’ on their Hogarth Press. In 1917 she was diagnosed with tuberculosis and she died in France aged only thirty-four.

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