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:
'Horrakapotchkin', Date unknown
Short story 'Horrakapotchkin', illustrated by Fiona Kelly
'How Honesty Street won the Beautiful Street Competition', Date unknown
Typescript of a short story titled 'How Honesty Street won the Beautiful Street Competition' with some annotations.
'How Honesty Street won the Beautiful Street Competition', Date unknown
Typescript of a short story titled 'How Honesty Street won the Beautiful Street Competition' with some annotations.
'How Honesty Street Won the Beautiful Street Competition, Date unknown
Photocopied proof of 'How Honesty Street Won the Beautiful Street Competition' with annotations.
'How Mr Rooster Didn't Get Married'., Date unknown
Short story, 'How Mr Rooster Didn't Get Married'.
'In a patchwork land' Article, 22 May 1982
Photocopy of an article titled "In a patchwork land" written by Margaret Mahy in The New Zealand Listener, 22 May 1982.
'In the words of Margaret Mahy' Interview, 2005 - 2007
Interview with Margaret Mahy by Angela Perez titled "In the words of Margaret Mahy"
Incoming correspondence, 1993 - 2012
Incoming correspondence, predominantly cards and letters to Margaret from children. Includes some stories written by children and sent to Margaret.
International Board on Books for Young People, 1999 - 2006
Material relating to IBBY (International Board on Books for Young People) and the Hans Christain Andersen (HCA) Award for writers
Interview: 'One Great Frolic With Words', 1973
An interview with Margaret Mahy in the periodical 'Education' Volume 22 number 6, 1973, published by the School Publications branch, Department of Education.
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