Mahy, Margaret (1936-2012)
Dates
- Existence: 1936 - 2012
Biography
Librarian Margaret Mahy's first stories for children were published in the New Zealand School Journal, from 1961. In 1969 the first of her many very popular books for children were accepted for publication in both Britain and the United States.
Found in 719 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence on 'Aliens in the Family', 1986
Letter from Hippo Books Scholastic Publications Ltd. and contract with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) regarding 'Aliens in the Family'.
Correspondence on 'Down in the Dump with Dinsmore', 1998
A file with correspondence and proofs concerning the book 'Down in the Dump with Dinsmore'.
Correspondence on 'Heriot', 1988
Small file of correspondence with Vanessa Hamilton editor commenting on Margaret's progress on 'Heriot'. Includes a copy of a letter regarding a dissertation on Margaret Mahy sent to Vanessa Hamilton of JM Dent & Sons Ltd Publishers.
Correspondence on 'JAM'., 1985
Photocopies of correspondence with The Atlantic Monthly Press about JAM and changing the text of JAM to avoid part of the storyline that could appear to be as sexist and to provide a stronger ending for their market.
Correspondence on 'The Big Black Bulging Bump', 1 December 1992
Correspondence with Vanessa Hamilton about 'The Big Black Bulging Bump' includes typescript of the story.
Correspondence on 'The Changeover', 1983
A folder of correspondence, proofs and edits of 'The Changeover' from the publishers J M Dent & Sons Ltd (UK) and Atheneum Publishers (US).
Correspondence on the Cousins series., 24 March 1994
Letter to Margaret from Transworld Publishers Sydney about the Cousins series and the promotion of 'The Good Fortune Gang' as well as the 'A Fortunate name'.
Correspondence on various titles., 1972 - 1975
File of correspondence with Parents' Magazine Press, J M Dent Ltd and Sons, Helen Hoke Associates Limited.
Correspondence relating to the 1984 Carnegie medal, 1984
Folder of cards, telegrams and letters congratulating Margaret Mahy for wining her second Carnegie Medal in 1984 for 'The Changeover'. Many of the letters are written by schoolchildren.
Correspondence with Franklin Watts, Inc., 1972 - 1984
File of correspondence with Franklin Watts, Inc. Book Publishers.
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