Chatto and Windus

HM 's first novel to reach print (written in Saudi Arabia, left with a London agent in later 1982, published by Chatto and Windus ) was Every Day is Mother's Day. A sequel,...

TM published through Knopf of New YorkThe Source of Self-Regard: Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations. The same work appeared from Chatto and Windus in London on 20 February under the title Mouth Full...

Other novels that CS produced almost concurrently with her trilogy were The Emotions of Martha, 1911 (issued through the Religious Tract Society and dedicated to Margaret Armfield ), Ruth's Marriage, 1912 (also through...

The first short fiction collection of JSW (pen-name of Henrietta Eliza Vaughan Stannard), appeared: Cavalry Life; or, Sketches and Stories In Barracks and Out, published by Chatto and Windus .

DA 's juvenile novella The Young Visiters (written in 1890, when she was just nine years old) was published by Chatto and Windus in London, with a preface by J. M. Barrie (author of Peter Pan).

TM 's memoirs were set for publication by Random House (under the imprint of Chatto and Windus ) in December 2005, but she later cancelled the contract, saying that she found it more interesting to write fiction.

SH published a slim volume of nine stories, The Boy Who Taught the Beekeeper to Read, with Chatto and Windus .

JSW 's second volume of army stories, Regimental Legends, was published by Chatto and Windus .

Soon after the success of The Young Visiters, some of DA 's other juvenile stories were published in London by Chatto and Windus and in New York by George H. Doran Company in Daisy...

She shared the works in the notebook with friends and family, and they found her youthful exuberance and earnest voice amusing. She lent the story to a friend, the writer and reviewer Margaret MacKenzie

She had already had the same response from Chatto and Windus . She had been planning publication of this volume in May 1954, but holdups from her constant alterations (Awful: to be so undecided...

Her mother had told her she could do better than Isak Dinesen when Out of Africa first appeared in 1937. EH 's first draft was a novel called The Vertical Rays of the Sun...

As a study of old age this is unique among ET 's writing, but it shares her distinctive blend of tough-mindedness with sensitive feeling. Her heroine, the widowed Mrs Palfrey, feels she grew up in...

It deals with several political murders: that of a white couple by trusted Africans in their employ, that of a loyalist African chief. One of the chief's sons is a District Officer, which puts him...

A detail of this book got EH into trouble. She wrote in the context of a tea-party given by Dr J. B. Danquah about pots calling kettles black, and he objected that this suggested...