M.M. Kaye was born on 21 August 1908 in shimla, British India. She married God Frey John Hamilton in 1945. Biography of M.M. Kaye : she was author of the far pavilions historical fiction book. Her ties with India are strong. Her grandfather, father, brother and husband all served the Raj and her grandfather's first cousin, sir John kaye , wrote the standard accounts of the Indian mutiny and the first Afghan war.
M.M. Kaye wrote many stories and Historical Novel books
Children's stories:
- 1937: Potter pinner meadow, then
- 1938: Black bramble wood, then
- 1944: willow witches brook, then
- 1945: Gold Gorse common, then
- 1980: Ordinary Princess, then
- 1981: Thistledown, then
Historical fiction novel books:
- 1957: Shadow of the moon, then
- 1963: Trade wind, then
- 1978: The far pavilions, then
Autobiography:
- 1990: (Part 1) The Sun In The Morning, then
- 1997: (Part 2)Golden Afternoon, then
- 1999: (Part 3) Enchanted Evening , then
Children's stories with pictures (but not written) by M.M. Kaye
- 1949: The Cranstons at Sandly Bay by Phyllis I Norris, then
- 1949: The Two Pins by C B Poultney, then
- 1950: Adventures in a Caravan by Mrs A C Osborn, then
- : Children of Galilee by Lydia S Eliott, then
- : The Story of Saint Francis of Assisi by E W Grierson, then
Radio plays:
- 1940: England Awakes - a one-act play, broadcast on All India Radio, then
- 1940: A series of playlets based on the war news - broadcast on All India Radio , then
Television series :
1984: The Far Pavilions, then
Suspense novels:
- 1984 : Death in Kashmir
- 1985: Death in Berlin
- 1984: Death in Cyprus
- 1983: Death in Kenya
- 1983: Death in Zanzibar
- 1985: Death in the Andamans
- 1993: House of Shade
M.M. kaye died on 29 January 2004 in Suffolk, England.
This is few information about M.M. Kaye. like :date of birth, husband, children's stories book, historical novel books etc. According to me she is fantastic author. I like all novel books children's stories books written by her.
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