101. Kenneth Grahame Kenneth Grahame 1859 1932. Biographies and studies of Grahame Slainte (ScottishLibraries Across the Internet) has a biography and can search for other http://www.latrobe.edu.au/childlit/Authors/Grahame.htm

La Trobe Home Skip to Content Contact La Trobe Sitemap ... SUBJECT GUIDE KENNETH GRAHAME Biographies and studies of Grahame: Slainte (Scottish Libraries Across the Internet) has a biography and can search for other e-resources; the Books and Writers site from Finland has a short biography and bibliography, while Andrew Crumey has just a biography Wind in the Willows and other Grahame writings - texts, criticism and such stuff: Project Gutenberg has Wind in the Willows Dream Days and The Golden Age in full text, as does the University of Maryland The Encyclopedia of the Self Classical Literature Library has Wind in the Willows Dream Days and The Golden Age in full text as well, along with annotations and links The Worldwide School Library has Wind in the Willows and Dream Days, The Electronic Text Archive at the University of Virginia has Wind in the Willows while this fan site includes some of Arthur Rackham's illustrations. The French ricochet-jeunes site has information about Grahame and his stories as well as versions and adaptations (and quite a number of other historical authors) This essay by Roger Schlobin looks at elements of danger and compulsion in Wind in the Willows And one for those who think that Disney created Toad (and Peter Pan, and Winnie the Pooh, and Alice and ...)

102. Kenneth Grahame - Famous Scots From Virtual Scotland Kenneth Grahame (1859 1932) was born in Edinburgh, he went to school in Oxford.On leaving school he worked in the Bank of England, of which he wa http://www.virtualscotland.co.uk/scotland_articles/famous-scots/kenneth-grahame.

window.status='Virtual Scotland ' Virtual Scotland Sections: Other Sections/Areas : (Isle of) (Isle of) (Harris) Virtual Scotland Free Stuff: (free) (Incl. Scottish) Kenneth Grahame - Famous Scots From Virtual Scotland Kenneth Grahame - A Famous Scottish Writer Kenneth Grahame (1859 - 1932) was born in Edinburgh, he went to school in Oxford. On leaving school he worked in the Bank of England, of which he wa secretary from 1898 to 1908. Some essays he contributed to W. E. Henley's National Observer were collected in 1893 under the title Pagan Papers. But his real talent showed in The Golden Age in 1895 and Dream Days in 1898, in which he described childhood with rare innocence and sympathy. It was for children that he wrote his masterpiec, The Wind in the Willows , in 1908. One of the greatest children's stories in the English language, it was adapted for stage by A. A. Milne as Toad of Toad Hall Back to : - Famous Scots Virtual Scotland Shop: More Favourite Links: Support This Site : Web design Simply Top Limited Hosting by Simply Top Limited

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