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Marian Davis
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Captain of Her Soul
"For many decades, Marion Davies's story has been a source of fascination to the public. From her humble days in Brooklyn to her rise to fame alongside press baron William Randolph Hearst, her story seems like a modern fairy tale. Gossip columnists and fan magazines have tried to capture her unique story for over one hundred years, and biopics and documentaries have tried to incorporate her story into countless screenplays. Amid the interest, the real Marion Davies has been largely hidden. Due to her wariness of strangers and the press, she shied away from interviews and trusted very few with the details of her own unusual life story. Captain of Her Soul: The Life of Marion Davies lifts that veil to explore the life of this remarkable woman in detail. Through meticulous archival research, letters, notes, tapes, and interviews with family and friends, a woman emerges of enormous strength and resolve. Faced with many challenges in her life, Davies weathered the storms with her head held high. She was a woman who remained in control of her own destiny, and who aptly referred to herself as 'captain of my soul.'"--
Marion Davies; a Biography
Biography of Marion Davies, an American film actress, producer, screenwriter, and philanthropist.
Miss Marian's Gold
Presents an account of the work of Ellen White, a prolific Seventh-Day Adventist writer, and her literary assistant, Marian Davis.
An Oral History with Marian Davis
Davis discusses growing up in New Orleans and Bay St. Louis and the sense of community that pervaded life for African Americans in the segregated South.
Marion Davies
Biography of Marion Davies, an American film actress, producer, screenwriter, and philanthropist.
Marionette
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Marion Davies
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My Therapy
My Therapy is Marian Davies' unflinching account of her years spent undergoing psychodynamic therapy. Working with her therapist, she recalls key incidents from her life history and gradually comes to attain greater insight into her present-day problems, as her therapist helps her to understand the links between those issues and her childhood experiences. Powerful and gripping, Marian Davies charts her progress and recalls with searing immediacy those childhood traumas that had such great consequences on her adult behaviours and relationships. This book is not only of interest to students of psychological or counselling therapies; any reader may identify with Marian Davies as she makes her journey towards understanding and acceptance of her childhood abuse and neglect.
