Pamela Trevers Biography

Disconnect on the Pamela Travex page to disable on all pages of the authors to preserve the biography - Pamela Travex Pamela Lyndon Travets - an English writer, mainly known as the author of a series of children's books about Mary Poppins. Real name Helen Lyndon Goff. Born in the city of Maroboro on August 9 according to other sources, she was born in the year - Australia, Queensland.

Her father died when she was seven years old. Officially, the cause of her father’s death was established “the frenzy of the epileptic seizure”, but the Travex itself “always believed that the true reason was a long heavy drunkenness.” She began to write from childhood - she wrote stories and plays for school performances, and entertained brothers and sisters ... magical stories.

Her poems were published when she was not even twenty years old - she wrote for the Australian magazine "Bulletin". In her youth, she traveled in Australia and New Zealand, then left for England in the year. At first I tried myself on the stage of Pamela - this is a stage pseudonym, playing exclusively in Shakespeare's plays, but then the passion for literature won, and she completely devoted herself to literature, publishing her works under the pseudonym “P.

Travers ”The first two initials were used to hide the female name - the usual practice for English writers. In the year in Ireland, Travex met with a mystical poet George William Russell, who had a great influence on her-both as a person and as a writer. He was then the editor of the magazine Irish Statesman and accepted several of her poems for publication. Through Russell, Trevex met with William Batler Yates and other Irish poets who instilled in her interest and knowledge of world mythology.

Yates was not only an outstanding poet, but also a noble occultist. This direction becomes for Pamela Travex determining up to the last days of her life. In the year, the publication of Mary Poppins was the first literary success of Traverses. The continuation of the book, as well as novels, collections of poems and non -artistic works, followed. Trevex was on friendly relations with Alfred Ordezh, publisher of the Esoteric magazine New Age.

Ordezh in the year introduced her to George Gurdjiev. The attractiveness of the personality of the Russian mysticism makes Pamela Travex his faithful student. She takes part in the work of many groups of his followers, meets with Krishnamurti, is engaged in comparative religious studies in his esoteric version, looking and finding through mythological motifs in the exercises remote from each other in time and in space.

In her life, she was distinguished by the fact that she tried not to advertise the facts of her personal life, including her Australian origin. Although she was never married, she adopted the boy shortly before her flying.

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