Robin Hyde (Iris Wilkinson), 1906-1939
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26686/knznq.v7i1.779Abstract
Robin Hyde, poet, novelist, journalist, is now acknowledged as a major figure in New Zealand twentieth-century culture, although the literary nationalist group that became prominent in New Zealand in the late thirties and early forties temporarily eclipsed her reputation. Hyde had an immensely productive short life but the self-doubt and anxiety that had plagued her were exacerbated by the social isolation of London and she committed suicide there at the age of thirty-three.
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2007-06-08
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