Stark, Freya. East is West. J. Murray, 1945.
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Birth | Freya Stark | FS
was born two months prematurely in her parents' Paris studio. Based on the claim of her friend Evelyn Lambert
to have seen an earlier date on FS
's passport, and also from the date... |
Family and Intimate relationships | Freya Stark | Despite the slowness and pain of her recovery, FS
revelled in the attention focused on her by her mother: at this time, the young girl began what biographer Jane Fletcher Geniesse
calls almost a love... |
Family and Intimate relationships | Freya Stark | Stark was also moved by what she saw as the futility of her sister's life. She later wrote: Vera's death is still as harsh as ever and will be as long as I can feel... |
Literary responses | Freya Stark | Within seven months of its initial publication, East is West had been reprinted twice. Stark, Freya. East is West. J. Murray, 1945. prelims Geniesse, Jane Fletcher. Passionate Nomad. Random House, 1999. 324 |
Author summary | Freya Stark | Famous as a twentieth-century explorer and traveller, FS
was also a prominent travel-writer, essayist, autobiographer, letter-writer, geographic historian, photo journalist, and cartographer. Reprints of Stark's texts, along with recent biographies by Molly Izzard
(1993) and... |
Textual Production | Freya Stark | In Such Good Friends and Friends of a Lifetime, Sir Sydney Cockerell
published a selection of letters from his (mostly famous) associates; according to critics, among the best were those written by G. B. Shaw |
Travel | Freya Stark | Geniesse
comments that Stark probably used Bell's The Desert and the Sown, 1905, to plan her trip, though she later resented comparisons between herself and Bell. Because the region had been under French martial... |
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