Ella Maillart. http://www.ellamaillart.ch/index_en.php.
Ella K. Maillart
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Standard Name: Maillart, Ella K.
Birth Name: Ella Katherine Maillart
Nickname: Kini
Self-constructed Name: Ella K. Maillart
[w]riter and journalist through necessity, photographer by predilection. She published five books about her journeys, three books of reminiscence, and numerous newspaper and magazine articles. Collections of her photographs appeared later in her life and posthumously. She latterly wrote and published in English. Although she lived for all but six years of the twentieth century, her writing career was relatively short, since she chose to abandon it in order to pursue a life of personal enlightenment.
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Texts
Maillart, Ella K. ’Ti-Puss. Heinemann, 1951.
Maillart, Ella K. “Alpinists and the Matterhorn: A Symbol of the Eternal”. Times, No. 52081, p. 6.
Maillart, Ella K. Cruises & Caravans. J. M. Dent and Sons, 1942.
Maillart, Ella K. Forbidden Journey. Translator McGreevy, Thomas, W. Heinemann, 1937.
Maillart, Ella K. Forbidden Journey. Translator McGreevy, Thomas, Travel Book Club, 1940.
Maillart, Ella K. Gypsy Afloat. W. Heinemann, 1942.
Russell, Mary, and Ella K. Maillart. “Introduction”. The Cruel Way, Virago, 1986.
Maillart, Ella K. Parmi la Jeunesse Russe: de Moscou au Caucase. Fasquelle, 1932.
Maillart, Ella K. The Cruel Way. W. Heinemann, 1947.
Maillart, Ella K. The Cruel Way. Virago, 1986.
Maillart, Ella K. The Land of the Sherpas. Hodder and Stoughton, 1955.
Maillart, Ella K. Turkestan Solo. Translator Rodker, John, Putnam, 1934.