About Marion Eames
Lived 1921 – 2007 (aged 86). Marion Eames was a British writer, librarian and journalist.
Marion Eames (born Gwladys Marion Griffith Eames, 5 February 1921 – 3 April 2007) was a Welsh novelist writing mainly in Welsh. She was also a talented musician. and has been reprinted in both languages.
Other works by Eames include I hela cnau (1978, in English: The Golden Road, 1990). A sequel to Y Stafell Ddirgel was Y Rhandir Mwyn (The Fair Wilderness). Marion Eames was awarded an honorary degree of the University of Wales. Some of her works were for children: Sionyn a Siarli (1978), Huw a'r Adar Aur (1987), and Y Tir Tywyll (1990). Her introduction to Welsh literature for English-speaking readers, A Private Language, appeared in 1997.
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Who was Marion Eames?
British writer (1921–2007)
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Marion Eames was born on 5 February 1921 in Birkenhead.
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Marion Eames died on 3 April 2007.
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Marion Eames was a writer, librarian and journalist.
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