Heinemann

Ten years after the death of Martin Ross , ES published The Big House of Inver, as by Ross and herself: the first of several of her books published by William Heinemann .

SG published with Heinemann her last volume of short stories (and her final book): Variety.

SM published with Heinemann another novel, The Orchard on Fire, which appears to embody an autobiographical element.

EFB published anonymously her best-known work, A Superfluous Woman, a polemical novel in three volumes with W. Heinemann , which explores the theme of the innocent female victim of venereal disease.

After her previous book's success, she had acquired an agent (David Higham of Curtis Brown , who also handled Rose Macaulay and Vita Sackville-West ). In later years she dealt with Spencer Curtis Brown

Stars of the Desert, LH 's second volume of poetry, was published by Heinemann in England and John Lane in the USA.

LH 's last collection of poems, Indian Love, was published posthumously with Heinemann . As before, the claim that the poems are translations is fictional.

VSW published with Heinemann a family history, Knole and the Sackvilles.

PHJ published with HeinemannThomas Wolfe : A Critical Study; it appeared next year in the USA as Hungry Gulliver: An English Critical Appraisal of Thomas Wolfe.

Together FAS and Grace Gardiner published The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook, a work of instruction for colonial women that ran to ten editions (beginning the same year).

SM published with HeinemannDreams of Dead Women's Handbags, her second short-story collection.

EFB used her name for the first time in publishing the two-part novel Life the Accuser with W. Heinemann .

Heinemann published a collection of stories by JC entitled Typhoon, and Other Stories.

MK 's second and most successful novel, The Constant Nymph, was published by Heinemann .

It was published by Heinemann in volume form the following year.