Patricia Saville (B.1933): Purpose and Audience
For my second to last blog post I’ll be briefly talking about Patricia’s target audience and the purpose of her writing. Unlike …
Patricia Saville (B.1933) Life and Labour: Part 2
“I must have stayed at the C.T.O for another 18 months to two years as it was here that I caught first …
Patricia Saville (B.1933): Education and Schooling
“I started school from this address, Stroud Green I think it was called, I loved going to school as I suppose it …
Patricia Saville (B.1933) “The Daughter I Never Had”: An Introduction
“War broke out, I remember it so clearly I was playing in the garden when the first German bombers came I was …
Patricia Saville: (B.1933) Researching Writing Lives
Unfortunately I have come to the end of my collaborative project. It has been amazing to delve so deeply into the life …
Patricia Saville (B.1933): Leisure and Recreation
“I guess I was thoroughly spoilt as I was the first grandchild. I always remember a huge teddy bear I had, he …
Patricia Saville (B.1933): Home and Family Part Two
“I must have been evacuated not long after the war started, we went to Finsbury Park station, that must have been the …
Patricia Saville (b.1933): Home and Family Part One.
“I was born in Highgate, London on the 30th March 1933 and christened Patricia Bertha Wright” (1). Patricia Saville’s earliest recollections of …
Patricia Saville (B.1933): Life and Labour: Part One
“We were issued with the most awful green overalls; wrap over granny ones that did absolutely nothing for ones’s image. I don’t …
Patricia Saville (b.1933): Biographical Entry.
Saville, Patricia. “The Daughter I never Had.” 37pp. Includes photographs. 2000. Born 1933, Highgate, London. Brunel University Library. Lived at Finsbury Park. …