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:
Article: The magical World of Margaret Mahy, 1974
Photocopy of the article by Constance Reed: The magical World of Margaret Mahy. Published in 'Books for your Children', March 1974.
Article: The Use of the Supernatural to explore Realistic Issues in Margaret Mahy's The Changeover., April 1991
An article by Robyn Sheahan in the periodical 'Papers, Explorations into Children's Literature' Volume 2 number 1, April 1991.
Article: You can’t eat your cake and hang it too: New Zealand Cake Art in the 1990s , 1992
An article written by Margaret Mahy about "The Cake Stall - A New Zealand Celebrity Cake Exhibition and Auction" held in the CSA Gallery on 31 October 1992. Handwritten annotations and a pen drawing of a cat with a cake.
Assignment: Analysis of 'A Summery Saturday Morning', Date unknown
An English university level assignment analysis of “A Summery Saturday Morning” by Letesha Campbell. Exact date unknown, likely written in 2004 or 2010, based on assignment due date of Friday 17th of September.
'Aunt Nasty', Date unknown
Partial typescript of short story 'Aunt Nasty'.
'Aunt Nasty', Date unknown
Partial handwritten manuscript of short story 'Aunt Nasty'.
'Aunt Nasty', Date unknown
Partial typescript of short story 'Aunt Nasty'.
'Aunty Cable Weather' and two short plays., Date unknown
An Olympic school exercise book containing several stories. Two short plays, one possibly called 'The Happy Keeper". A manuscript of story possibly titled "Aunty Cable weather" and begins "Roland's father had an Aunty somewhere in the world…"
Autobiographical entry to Reader’s companion to Twentieth-Century Children’s Literature , Date unknown
Autobiographical article written by Margaret Mahy for her entry to 'Reader’s companion to Twentieth-Century Children’s Literature'
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