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About Mary Webb
Novelist Mary Webb was born in England on March 25, 1881. She dies at the age of 46, on October 8, 1927.
Shropshire kırsalında geçen eserlerin İngiliz yazarı, en çok aynı adlı 1950 filmine ilham veren bir roman olan Gone to Earth ile tanınır. Diğer çalışmaları arasında Precious Bane, The House in Dormer Forest ve The Golden Arrow sayılabilir.
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Mary Webb before becoming famous
Mary Webb was born in the Zodiac sign Aries (The Ram), and 1881 is also the year of Serpent (蛇) in the Chinese Zodiac.
İlk şiiri Ekim 1907'de yayınlandı. Yirmi yaşında, birçok edebi eserinin temalarını ve karakterlerini etkileyen zayıflatıcı bir durum olan Graves Hastalığı'ndan muzdarip olmaya başladı.
Achievement of Mary Webb
1924 romanı Precious Bane ile Prix Femina Vie Heureuse ödülüne layık görüldü.
Mary Webb's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
İngiltere, Shropshire, Leighton'da büyüdü. 1912'de Henry Bertram Law Webb ile evlendi.
Mary Webb Collabed with
Gone to Earth adlı romanı, Film Producer David O. Selznick tarafından 1952 yapımı The Wild Heart filmine uyarlandı.
Mary Webb Income & Net worth
Mary Webb's income mainly comes from the work that created her reputation: a novelist. Information about her net worth in 2024 is being updated as soon as possible by allfamous.org, you can contact to tell us Net Worth of the Mary Webb.
Mary Webb Height and Weight
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Latest information about Mary Webb updated on March 19 2023.
