Gerrie's account of Barrie dismissing Mary Hodgson
Gerrie's account of Barrie dismissing Mary Hodgson (Read More)
Nico stressing Barrie's sense of humour (with promptings from his wife Mary) while giving an imitation of how he'd rock from side to side while stirring his coffee. His macabre humour so often misunderstood - or missed altogether.
Nico stressing Barrie's sense of humour (with promptings from his wife Mary) while giving an imitati (Read More)
Nico describing the photograph of Barrie (as Hook) wrestling with Michael, dressed as Peter Pan - the photo on our homepage.
Nico describing the photograph of Barrie (as Hook) wrestling with Michael, dressed as Peter Pan - th (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner on her first meeting with Barrie.
Elisabeth Bergner on her first meeting with Barrie. (Read More)
Gerrie's belief that she and Barrie were both "a couple of innocents"
Gerrie's belief that she and Barrie were both "a couple of innocents" (Read More)
Nico talking about Barrie's many male friends, from Robert Falcon Scott to Bernard Freyberg VC
Nico talking about Barrie's many male friends, from Robert Falcon Scott to Bernard Freyberg VC (Read More)
"However conceited or vain it may be," says Nico, "it completely made his life having these five boys"...
"However conceited or vain it may be," says Nico, "it completely made his life having these five boy (Read More)
Nico agreeing with me that the end of "The Lost Boys" should be at Michael's death in 1920.
Nico agreeing with me that the end of "The Lost Boys" should be at Michael's death in 1920. (Read More)
Nico took the photo of Barrie on EIlean Shona allegedly writing "Mary Rose" (see JMB&TLB p287 or the database). Nico now thinks he's writing "A Kiss for Cinderella", but he might just as easily have been writing the screenplay for "Peter Pan" (the one
Nico took the photo of Barrie on EIlean Shona allegedly writing "Mary Rose" (see JMB&TLB p287 or (Read More)
How Gilmour used to "drive Uncle Jim absolutely batty" by calling "A Kiss for Cinderella" The Kiss...
How Gilmour used to "drive Uncle Jim absolutely batty" by calling "A Kiss for Cinderella" The Kiss.. (Read More)