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The inside of the card says simply ‘Season's Greetings' and also features the following quotation:
I wish we were all in France with a real Xmas party in prospect - snow, huge fire, a feast, wine, old, old French tunes on a guitar, fancy dresses, a Tree, and everybody too happy for words.
Letter to Anne Estelle Rice, December 1918.
We are extremely grateful to Janine Renshaw-Beauchamp, who has allowed us to use the image of the three little Beauchamp sisters without charge (KM on left of image), and also to Sarah Sandley for facilitating production costs. All proceeds go directly to fund the work of the KMS.
The cards are sold in packs of 10, and will be distributed from both the UK and New Zealand.
Please note: all prices are INCLUSIVE of world-wide postage, no matter where you live!
One pack x 10 cards (including envelopes) = £5 (NZD $11)
Three packs x 10 cards (including envelopes) = £12.50 (NZD $27)
Five packs x 10 cards (including envelopes) = £19.50 (NZD $42)
Ten Packs x 10 cards (including envelopes) = £37 (NZD $80)There is no limit to the number of packs you can purchase, and remember, all proceeds go directly to fund the Society's work. We can also accept UK sterling cheques and NZD cheques made payable to ‘Katherine Mansfield Society'. Please post your order to:
UK: Dr Sue Reid, 10 Fortescue Drive, Shenley Church End, Milton Keynes, MK5 6BJ, UK
NZ: KMS, PO Box 31-190, Milford, North Shore City 0741 , NEW ZEALAND
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Cheques are accepted in NZ dollars, UK sterling, or euros ONLY.
NZ: KMS, PO Box 31-190, Milford, North Shore City 0741 , NEW ZEALAND (KMS members: NZ$30 / Non-members: NZ$ 42)
EUROZONE: Professor Josiane Pacccaud-Huguet, Faculté des Langues, Université Lumière-Lyon 2, 74 rue Pasteur, 69365 LYON CEDEX, FRANCE (KMS members: €15 Non-members €20)
UK: Dr Sue Reid, 10 Fortescue Drive, Shenley Church End, Milton Keynes, MK5 6BJ, UK (KMS members: £13 / Non-members: £18)
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by Gerri Kimber. Published by Kakapo Books, London, 2008. 86 pp. ISBN: 978-0-9557564-3-6
Offered for the special price of £9.99, FREE POSTAGE WORLDWIDE, with all profits going to the KMS.
Foreword by KMS President Vincent O’Sullivan.
Sections on:- Mansfield’s Narrative Technique
- The ‘Nouvelle-Instant’
- The Epiphanic Moment
- Use of Literary Impressionism
- Symbolism
- Sexuality
- Feminist Issues
- Use of Humour
- Imagery
- War and Death
We prefer you to use the PayPal button above, but cheques are also accepted in NZ dollars, UK sterling, or euros ONLY, made payable to: Katherine Mansfield Society
NZ: KMS, PO Box 31-190, Milford, North Shore City 0741 , NEW ZEALAND (NZD$ 21.00)
EUROZONE: Professor Josiane Pacccaud-Huguet, Faculté des Langues, Université Lumière-Lyon 2, 74 rue Pasteur, 69365 LYON CEDEX, FRANCE (Euros: 12.00)
UK: Dr Sue Reid, 10 Fortescue Drive, Shenley Church End, Milton Keynes, MK5 6BJ, UK (£9.99) -
Linda Burnell dreams, listless and distant, whilst downstairs her mother sets in order the family’s new home in the New Zealand countryside. Her vigorous and exhausting husband, Stanley, is at the office, but will return with eager and admiring eyes. Her children prepare lunch on a concrete step and her sister sings love songs to an imaginary young man. This is The Aloe, which Katherine Mansfield wrote to crystallise the memories of her childhood. It was reworked to become her acclaimed Prelude. But the original is very different in style, detail and texture giving us a wonderful short novel in its own right. The text has been prepared by Vincent O’Sullivan, the renowned Mansfield scholar, and the book has been presented in the classic green livery, with exquisite line drawing, which are the hallmarks of the Capuchin Classics.
The foreword is by acclaimed NZ author and KMS member Kirsty Gunn.
The publishers have very kindly offered a special discount to KMS members.- Please click here: http://www.capuchin-classics.co.uk/capuchin/site/product_rpt.asp?Catid=361&catname=
- Type in your member promotional code if you are a member (email the Society if you have mislaid yours).
- This will reduce the price to £5.00 from the £6.99 standard.
- Very reasonable shipping rates apply worldwide: UK £1.30, Europe £1.40, Rest of World £1.80.
- There is also a 3 for 2 offer on on-line orders (the promotional code still applies).
- Please note this item will be published in October 2010, but pre-orders are being taken.
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Circulating Genius: John Middleton Murry, Katherine Mansfield and D. H. Lawrence
By Sydney Janet Kaplan, Professor of English at the University of Washington
We are delighted to announce that the long-awaited volume on Katherine Mansfield by KMS member Professor Sydney Janet Kaplan will be published this October by Edinburgh University Press (EUP). The publishers are offering the book at a significant 25% discount to KMS members for all pre-publication orders and post-publication up to 30 November 2010.
Sydney Kaplan’s previous book, Katherine Mansfield and the Origins of Modernist Fiction remains one of the most important studies written on Mansfield. We are sure this book will be equally groundbreaking. An early Christmas must-have for every KM devotee and scholar!
Special Offer for members of the Katherine Mansfield SocietyPre-order your copy now and save 25%
New October 2010 • HB • 288 pp
Special Price: £65.00 £49.00
"We may have thought that pretty much everything had been garnered about that tangled triangle of D.H. Lawrence, Katherine Mansfield, and Middleton Murry. Not so. After Kaplan, one is looking freshly, more deeply, at how these extraordinary personalities circled and feinted, landed their punches and reconciled. Most surprisingly, she makes her case for restoring Murry to his rightful place in that trio, free from the condescension that has obscured him for generations. Mansfield and Lawrence too emerge in an engagingly new light. What Kaplan does is to present a key moment in British Modernism as a vivid, living, personal exchange. This is good storytelling, as much as fine scholarship".
- Vincent O'Sullivan, Victoria University, Wellington, co-editor 'The Collected Letters of Katherine Mansfield'
If you are a member of the KMS please contact us, kms@katherinemansfieldsociety.org and we will email you your special discount order form.
For non-members and all enquiries after 30 November 2010, please contact EUP directly: http://www.euppublishing.com/book/9780748641482 -
Katherine Mansfield and the Modernist Marketplace: At the Mercy of the Public
by Jenny McDonnell
(Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010)
ISBN: 978-0230234796, 232 pages
Release date: 4 August 2010
Katherine Mansfield and the Modernist Marketplace provides the first comprehensive study of Mansfield's career as a professional writer in a commercial literary world, during the years that saw the emergence and consolidation of literary modernism in Britain. It draws on recent critical trends in the field of material modernist studies to posit a new reading of her stories and their location within a modernist marketplace. Mansfield's association with periodicals such as the New Age, Rhythm and the Athenaeum, and with the Hogarth Press, are illustrative of her use of key modes that aided the development and dissemination of modernist texts between the years 1910 and 1922. At the same time, she took increasing advantage of popular publishing in illustrated newspapers and magazines. The book argues that these publishing contexts shaped Mansfield's development as a writer, and presents a new interpretation of her stories' enactment of a commercially viable modernist aesthetic.
'This important new study on Katherine Mansfield, although of interest to the widely-read Mansfield scholar, will also have broad appeal to the non-specialist, offering an excellent introduction – aided by its chronological ordering – to Mansfield's life and short story output.' - Gerri Kimber, Associate Lecturer, The Open University, UK
KMS members are entitled to a huge 50% discount if they order online before the end of September 2010. To obtain your membership promotional code, email the KMS.
Please click here to order your copy