Posted by Ayvee on February 7, 2014, 12:17 pm, in reply to "Re: Field"
I bought this book because I saw an episode of Joan Rivers interviewing Leslie Field. I remember Leslie telling the audience how the Queen would read what Leslie wrote and the Queen would correct what was written if something was wrong.
Leslie also showed Joan and the audience the gold pin she received from QEII after her book was published. I had it on VHS tape, but since we've moved, I have no idea where that tape is. Maybe it's on YouTube somewhere.
--Previous Message-- : : Yes Joye, I did think it could be the Womens : Weekly. There is a local source to find : that. I'll probably send you a PM. : : But did Field actually identify the Queen : publicly, in any publication? : I would have thought Field would have been : very careful about identifying any person : who cooperated with her. : : And the word "proofreading" : encompasses a lot lot more than providing : "Yes" and "No". : So that was why I was concerned over the : heading. : : We all know how easily the wrong idea can : acquire a life of its own and whizz around : the net !! : : : --Previous Message-- : Sorry I have no date or anything for this : article. Long before I knew how important to : have records. W might be Womens Weekly? : Try looking under yank leslie field google : also google leslie field traces rich : history of queens jewels : : I also made a note from royal forums from : one of the qeii jewels brooches earrings : tiaras , but not the post no or the jewel : but it said in a foreword by fields she says : the queen would leave pencilled no or yes in : the margin proofreading by the queen. : : --Previous Message-- : Elsewhere again I read that Leslie Field : said : that The Queen would pencil yes or no in the : margin of text submitted , in the forward of : her book The Queen's Jewels. : I have been unable to find this in the Field : book. : Help please! : : : : : : : : :
on February 7, 2014, 12:17 pm, in reply to "