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This part of the site is dedicated to furthering our knowledge and appreciation of Elizabeth’s life and work. Included are a series of articles and questions sent in by a wide base of her readers and admirers. Anyone is welcome to submit a piece, ask or answer a question, or share any Goudge related news. To take part email me on: D.Gaudin@elizabethgoudge.org

Heart Of The Family
Last months October 2008 article of the month by Deborah Gaudin

The Secret Of Moonacre
Long awaited movie adaptation of the Carnegie Medal winning novel, Little White Horse

Long Distance Information
Elizabeth offers her explanation of ghosts to Katherine Swift

Controversy Over The Rosemary Tree Rumbles On
by Martha Dayton

September’s Article of the Month
The Herb Of Grace, September 2008 a personal view of the second in the Eliot Trilogy by Deborah Gaudin.

Pilgrim's Inn and The Perfect-Eaved House
Posted by: Louise Bequette
Where did that quote come from?

Reader’s Dilemma
Can you help Mo Bentley out of her predicament?

Forging Ahead!
The story of one young readers enterprise and imagination. Vanessa Preston from Australia was so impressed with The Little White Horse, that she was determined to find out more about the back ground to the book.

Inspiring the next generation
Jackie & Dean Preston
The Elizabeth Goudge website at work.

Bird In The Tree
August 2008 article by Deborah Gaudin

Page Turner
With thanks to Margaret Anderson for sending in this article from the Independent on Sunday. Review of two Goudge Novels by Suzi Feay

Henrietta’s House
A reader’s quest for that right edition

Origins Of Prayers 
One readers theory on prayers in Elizabeth’s Diary of Prayer.

Society Status
Query from a reader about The Elizabeth Goudge Society

Belgium Contact
Belgium reader gives feed back

Film & Book Press Release
Information about the release of The Little White Horse and the accompanying book.

Audio Books
Question & Answer about forthcoming releases

Diary Of Prayer
July 2008 Article of the Month

A Question of Faith
A visitor's view point on links to J. K. Rowlings

Cappuccino Classics
re issue of an old favourite

An Apology
For Andrew Harwood

Goudge's Ghosts
June's guest article on the Oxfordshire countryside that inspired her to write many of her best loved novels.

Rose Cottage Afternoon
An account of the Blue Plaque event, May 2008 article of the month by Deborah Gaudin

Press Cutting
An article from The Henley Standard

Novelist Recognised
A clipping from the Oxford Mail sent in by Sylvia Gower.

First French Visitor
European recognition Evelyn

Blue Plaque Thank you
From the current owners of Rose Cottage Karen Grieve

To Date or Not to Date
A query about Goudge correspondence  Audrey Piddington

Another View of The Rosemary Tree
A different take on the Rosemary Tree from an American writer Barbara bell

Small Apology
Rectifying a typing mistake in last month’s Goudge Talk

The Rosemary Tree
April 2008 article of the month.

Grouping Goudge's Work
A question regarding the series of books Elizabeth wrote, Kathy

Finding Goudge
Another fan tells of her discovery. Louise Clark Ashburn 

Rosemary Tree Quote
An appropriate quote to grace a work of art. Sallie McCauley

Forward Article
A piece on Elizabeth's forward to her Father's book Glorying in the Cross written by Deborah Gaudin

Child From The Sea
Précis and Summary of the book written by Deborah Gaudin

News from Rose Cottage
A message from Karen & Ken, current owners of Rose Cottage

Re Pembrokeshire Visit
Reply to Pembrokeshire Pilgrimage by Marion

Sightings of a Mythical Beast
New Forest sighting by Marion

Blog
First Elizabeth Goudge Blog Link

A Keen Collector's Sharp Eye.
Picture and signature kindly donated by Russ Bernard

Quote Query
The answer to last month's mystery quote. Lydia MacGrew

Pembrokeshire Pilgrimage
A personal journey into the Heart of West  Wales. Deborah Gaudin


Ghostly Encounters
A true tale of Elizabeth's home of homes. Rosemary Shipley

Can you place this quote?
Help required in placing this intriguing quote.

Lady Chapel Ely Cathedral
Feedback from Rosemary Shipley

Email from America
How one children's illustrator found inspiration through Elizabeth Goudge's work, posted by Rebecca Thornburgh

The Writer Who Inspired J.K.Rowling
By Sylvia Gower (author of The World of Elizabeth Goudge)

The Little White Horse
Article and précis of the book by Deborah Gaudin

Best Sellers list 1967
A piece from The Times sent in by Paul Grey

Curios from a Cornish Museum
An article relating to Bull Roarers, as used in Gentian Hill

Pride of Place
A piece by Lorna Logan on developments in Peppard Common

Perceived Pronunciation
Question and answer 2007.

The Middle Window Deborah Gaudin August 2007
Summary and review of Elizabeth’s most miss-understood novel.

The Fairies' Baby  Andrew Harwood July 2007
A letter from Andrew concerning the friendship between his Mother and Elizabeth Goudge.

American Connections June 2007
Jo Dee Musselman writes about finding her Goudge treasure.

Make-Believe
Summary and appraisal of one of Goudge’s Channel Island books.

Gentian Hill Deborah Gaudin 08 May 2007
Summary and review of one of Elizabeth’s Devonshire novels.

Anne Salter, Director of the Philip Weltner Library, Oglesthorpe University, Atlanta.
Goudge Re-Visited. A personal appraisal of Elizabeth’s work, and the way she has
inspired generations, despite the criticism she received for writing popular novels.

My Favourite Goudge Book Deborah Gaudin 27 Nov 2007

Visit to Ely Deborah Gaudin 12 Nov 2006
Describing a tour of Elizabeth’s home of homes in the Cambridgeshire fens.

Christmas Reading Marion 11 Nov 2006
Favourite reads for Christmas and the mystery of the Crypt at Wells

Marion & the Crypt at Wells Deborah Gaudin 21 Nov 2006

Thanks & Some Thoughts Kate Lindemann 24 Oct 2006
Good wishes from America.

Paper Treasure Deborah Gaudin 08 Oct 2006
The finding of unexpected letters to Elizabeth.

Hampshire Pilgrimage Deborah Gaudin 22 Sept 2006
A personal journey to Elizabeth’s setting for the Eliot novels, and where
she was sent to school and ended up living for a while. The family are buried in the county.

 

 

 

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