New Releases by Helen Palmer

Merging the ancient system of the Enneagram with contemporary psychology, Palmer forms a powerful system of self-analysis and development. Diagrams.

Storybook; original in English, published by Collins & Harvill.

Consists of correspondence, subject files, personal items, diaries, photographs, manuscripts of unpublished and published works and a large quantity of printed matter. There are letters from Vance, Nettie and Aileen Palmer, Jessie Macleod, Guido Baracchi, Eleanor Dark, Frank Dalby Davison and Katharine Susannah Prichard. There is a thesis by S. B. Clark entitled: Vance Palmer: A Consideration of His Career in Australian Letters.

Helen Palmer Pond held a baby party at her house on the Penn State campus for the women and their children of State College, Pa., on 30 September 1909, 25 August 1910, 10 August 1911, and 2 July 1912. Each guest signed her name and that of her child with his/her age. Includes five loose photographic postcards of the party guests (two duplicates of which are laid in the book).