HarperCollins Publishing

NB 's first novel, Who Calls the Tune, was published by Collins . It was a detective story or crime novel, a kind of climbing frame within which I could write about the things that interested me.

Again issuing works in different genres on the same date, AO published with HarperCollins a third novel, The Secret Lives of Eleanor Jenkinson.

Collins and Dodd, Mead falsely advertised this as AC 's fiftieth mystery novel, when it was in actual fact her fiftieth book. They ran an enormous 50,000 copies of the novel and widely celebrated the...

ESVM 's highly political, anti-isolationist poetry volume Make Bright the Arrows; 1940 Notebook was rushed into print by Harper with unusual speed.

ESVM 's poem There Are No Islands, Any More, urging Americans to join the war in Europe, was issued as a separate booklet of ten pages by Harper through the Haddon Press .

AO published, again with HarperCollins , a novel, A Proper Holiday, about English holidaymakers abroad.

She kept a diary which is still unpublished, first during her acting tour of Australia and then during the second world war, the latter under the title of London under Fire. She...

Flowers of Evil by George Dillon and ESVM , their translation of Baudelaire 's Les Fleurs du Mal, was published by Harper . Individual poems bore the initials of one or other or both translators.

Its publisher, HarperCollins , put it into paperback the following year under their Flamingo imprint.

It was published by Harper & Brothers in both places. Before it appeared in book form, it was serialized in Britain...

PH made her name in one step with her first book, Strangers on a Train, published as a Harper Novel of Suspense.

PH was first published in London when Heinemann issued Deep Water: A Novel of Suspense (already published by Harper and Row in New York in 1957 as Deep Water).

JC 's autobiography, A Personal Record, was published by Harper and Brothers in New York.

PH published the last of her novels written while she lived in the United States, and the last published with Harper and Row , The Cry of the Owl.

Despite JP 's attention to the market, none of the books she published as Elbur Ford, Kathleen Kellow, or Ellalice Tate made it to bestseller status. This left her stumped. The American agent Patricia Myrer