Fitzgerald, Penelope Mary
Fitzgerald, Penelope Mary (1916–2000) British novelist and biographer. Her first novel, The Golden Child, did not appear until 1977. Offshore (1979), a portrait of a houseboat community, won the Booker Prize. Her later works, including At Freddie's (1982), Innocence (1986) and The Gate of Angels (1990), show a similarly deft handling of character and detail.
More From encyclopedia.com
Joplin , Joplin •Alun, Malin, Tallinn •Jacklin • franklin •chaplain, Chaplin •ratline •Carlin, marlin, marline, Stalin •Helen, Llewelyn •Mechlin •Emlyn, greml… Llewelyn , Llewelyn •Alun, Malin, Tallinn •Jacklin • franklin •chaplain, Chaplin •ratline •Carlin, marlin, marline, Stalin •Helen, Llewelyn •Mechlin •Emlyn, gre… Maris , ALTERNATE NAMES: Cheremis (former)
LOCATION: Mari El Republic Volga-Ural region of Russia)
POPULATION: 660,000
LANGUAGE: Mari; Russian; Tatar
RELIGIO… Virgin Mary , In Byzantine icons and Western medieval art, the most common deathbed scene is that of the Virgin Mary. In her study of Marian iconography, Gertrud S… Annunciation , The message by which God revealed to Mary that she would be the virgin mother of the Messiah; or, in a broader sense, the entire account of Lk 1.26–3… Marie De Lincarnation , French educator and founder of the Ursuline Order in New France (Canada) . Name variations: Marie de L'Incarnation; Mary of the Incarnation; Marie Gu…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
Fitzgerald, Penelope Mary