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Malcolm Saville (1901 - 1982) is best known as an author of children's series fiction but also wrote books about the English countryside. Millions of children have read Malcolm Saville's adventure stories which are set in real locations which he encouraged his readers to explore for themselves. His principal works involved The Lone Pine Club - a group of children who form a secret society in wartime Shropshire.
The Malcolm Saville Society exists to remember the author and to promote awareness of his work. We publish four magazines each year as well as arranging regular events. For details of the latest issue click on the box to the right →
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Latest news:
2012-02-07: Robin Prosper Saville (1928 - 2012)
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Robin Saville, who died on 25th January after a long illness. He was 83. Robin was the elder son of Malcolm Saville and was President of the Society from 1999 to 2002.
Robin Saville's funeral service was held at St Michael's Church, Playden near Rye on 6th February. Despite heavy snowfall the previous day, the service was very well attended by family and friends. Society members present included Mark O'Hanlon, Kim Spencer, Roy Thomas, and Patrick Tubby all of whom regarded Robin as a close friend. A true gentleman who had such enthusiasm and pride for the Society established to celebrate his father's life and literary work. Robin always showed such gratitude to all the members he met who loved his father's books. He gave his whole-hearted support to the Society during its formative years.
A fuller tribute will be included in Acksherley!