This is an archived copy of the KMS website from April 2021. To view the current website, click here.
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KMS member Ana Belén López Pérez from Spain, has sent us a significant number of additions to our Katherine Mansfield bibliography. We believe our KMS bibliography, initiated by Deputy-Chair Gerri Kimber with the kind donation of her entire 20 page PhD bibliography, and added to by several KMS members, is now the most significant anywhere on the web, and one of the most utilised items in our comprehensive Resource section. Many thanks to Ana for her generosity! If you would like to add to this resource, please send your additions to Gerri Kimber at kms@katherinemansfieldsociety.org and join our roll call of honour!
We are delighted to be able to offer you the opportunity to purchase Katherine Mansfield Society Christmas cards for the forthcoming festive season. See our shop for inside and outside views of the card. The inside of the card says simply ‘Season's Greetings' and also features the following quotation:
This word and music audio clip in both English and French called The Daughter of the Watchsmith (La fille de l'horloger), was devised by Rachel Bernard with a vocal piece co-arranged with Olivier Capparos. It is composed exclusively of extracts from Katherine Mansfield’s Journals. We are very grateful to Rachel for allowing free access to this marvellous artistic endeavour on our website. Click here to hear the audio clip.
Many of the events which took place at the recent Katherine Mansfield week in Menton, 21-26 September 2009, were photographed by a professional photographer and KMS member Mary Gaudin. The photographs are absolutely stunning. Mary has generously offered the KMS 50% of the proceeds from the sale of all the Menton photos and related items. Click here to view and purchase. Mary Gaudin is a New Zealand photographer currently living in Montpellier in south-western France. As well as studying botany and landscape architecture in New Zealand, she studied photography in London. Her last article on the cuisine of Marseilles is in the current issue of the New Zealand travel magazine 'Inspire'. When Mary left New Zealand for Europe the only book she brought with her was The Garden Party and so as a KM devotee she was thrilled to be at the symposium in Menton.
More of Mary's images can be seen on her website : http://www.marygaudin.com/photography.html
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