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 Literary Encyclopedia: Marie Corelli   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
Marie Corelli was the invention of Mary “Minnie” Mackay, the daughter of Charles Mackay, a Scottish journalist, poet, and balladeer.
Marie Corelli is historically significant in that her novels participated in the Victorian machinery of the “bestseller” and the author/star system, and indeed Corelli's fame at the turn of the century was rivaled only by Queen Victoria.
Corelli opposed women's suffrage and detested New Women novels, she deplored Darwinism and the encroachments of science, and she was blatantly anti-intellectual.
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 MARIE CORELLI - LoveToKnow Article on MARIE CORELLI   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
Miss Corelli had the advantage of writing quite sincerely and with conviction, amid what superior critics sneered at as bad style and sensationalism, on themes which conventional readers nevertheless enjoyed, and round plots which were dramatic and vigorous.
When she went to live at Stratford-on-Avon, her personality, and her importance in the literary world, became further allied with the historic associations of the place; and in the public life of women writers her utterances had the rclame which is emphasized by journalistic publicity.
Such success is not to be gauged by purely literary standards; the popularity of Miss Corellis novels is a phenomenon not so much of literature as of literary energyentirely creditable to the journalistic resource of the writer, and characteristic of contemporary pleasure in readable fiction.
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 CORELLI, MARIE (1864- ) - Online Information article about CORELLI, MARIE (1864- )
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