Marie Corelli ๐๏ธ
@MarieCorelli
Though she be but little, she is fierce! I pray you enjoy these little chippings of my heart! Shakespeare's Champion. Tweeting from the afterlife
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Marie Corelli was one of Stratford-upon-Avon's most flamboyant & contentious personalities. She was the best-selling author of her day, eclipsing Charles Dickens, H.G. Wells & Wilkie Collins combined. Queen Victoria was a huge fan & insisted on being sent a copy of each new book.
Do not blaspheme against the very Power that allows your heart to beat! You see only the dark velvet of the casket, never the diamond within. #MarieCorelli
The world, in its blind and feverish vanity, seeks for light in the guttering candles of material wealth, never once lifting its eyes to the eternal, vibrating stars of the Spirit. We are not mere masks of clay, but radiant conductors of a Divine Electricity.
Marie Corelli was a best-selling writer and conservation campaigner. She opposed demolition of Tudor buildings in Stratford. In 1903 she published โThe Avon Starโ including a piece entitled โThe Spoliation of Henley Streetโ. #EYAConservation @ShakesInstitute @explorearchives
The Sorrows of Satan by Marie Corelli is one of the greatest books ever written. Her painting of poverty. Damn. Read it for the first time in 2015, and couldnโt believe it was possible to paint poverty with such refined use of words.
I feel you there. For instance, I never liked Stephen King's books and never read any because I detest horror and mystical books and movies. But I can't forget The Sorrows of Satan by Marie Corelli. The book sent a chill up my spin all through till I finished it back then in 1992
The name "Mavis" has several distinct meanings and associations: 1. **Given Name**: Mavis is a feminine name of Old French origin, derived from the Breton name for the song thrush, a bird known for its beautiful singing. Its modern usage began with Marie Corelliโs 1895 novel *The
#SundayReads โ Steven Connor revisits Marie Corelli's The Life Everlasting (1911), where the recent discovery of radium shapes the mechanics of phantasmal machines and psychic forces able to pass through all impediments: publicdomainreview.org/essay/radioactโฆ
English novelist, Marie Corelli, 1909. She became a bestselling fiction-writer, her works were largely concerned with Christianity, reincarnation, astral projection and mysticism. Yet despite her many distinguished patrons, she was often ridiculed by critics.
Spotted in Curzon St. today. There are many ladies whom it is said the character of Lucia was based, including Sybil Lady Colefax, American actress Mary Anderson and novelist Marie Corelli, also a lady called Lucia Bloomfield (pronounced Luceeah) who worked at Maggs Rare Books.
Fascinated to find this poem by Marie Corelli in the YMCA Weekly from 12 March 1915 showing support for Belgium. From a collection on microfilm @unibirmingham Cadbury Research Library.
It is only the poor and proud who take the trouble to dress well, what matter the coat if the purse be full! - Marie Corelli.
Illustration for Marie Corelli's, 'The Devils Motor'. Arthur Severn. 1910.
โ F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Beautiful and Damned
You know whatโs really good? Barabbas, yes that Barabbas, by Marie Corelli
A Romance of Two Worlds by Marie Corelli โ Designer: ? unknown, 1973.
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