May Jones: Illness, Health and Disability “Misses let her go home,” if she lives she will be either a cripple or an imbecile,” Mother said I believe that …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): Researching Writing Lives. I was extremely fascinated by the concept of researching and creating an author blog when I first began the Writing Lives module. …
Cecil George Harwood (1894 – 1983): Researching Writing Lives Researching working-class autobiography for the Writing Lives project has been an absolute joy. The focus of my research was the life of Cecil …
Frank George Marling: (1863-1954): Transcript – Part Two 1: 492 MARLING, Frank George, ‘Reminiscences’, TS, pp.22 (c.16,000 words). BruneI University Library. [Continued from part one of this transcript] (p.117) Reminiscences …
Charles Whiten Sanderson (1906-1990): Fun and Festivities (Part Two). ‘In the playground at playtime, we invented our own games’ (18) Alongside all the festivities Charles reminisces about in my first Fun …
Cecil George Harwood (1894 – 1983): Biographical Entry 1:309 HARWOOD, Cecil George, ‘Down Memory Lane’, TS, pp.104 (c.65,000 words). Brunel University Library. Born 9 Oct 1894. Father a gardener. Family …
Cecil George Harwood (1894 – 1983): War and Memory II ‘Whatever is written from Autumn 1915 to 13th November 1916, will be authentic but I will leave out as far as possible …
Cecil George Harwood (1894 – 1983): War and Memory I ‘Before finally making for home we reported to the head gardener to say we would not be in any more as we …
Cecil George Harwood (1894 – 1983): Habits, Culture & Belief ‘There was never any problem to find something to do. There were about four boys in our gang… It was easy to …
Jean Court: Researching Writing Lives When I originally chose Writing Lives for one of my final year modules, I had no idea what to expect. Initially, I …
