W. H. Smith

The bookseller W. H. Smith , on its publication in 1891, declined to sell the novel on the grounds that it was filthy.

The essay collection was among the most popular of DMC 's books. It went into a second edition the year after it appeared, was translated into Swedish, soon appeared in the TauchnitzBritish Authors series...

The Freewoman was banned from W. H. Smith shops because the nature of certain articles which have been appearing lately are such as to render the paper unsuitable to be exposed on the bookstalls for...

Sales of the bimonthly New Freewoman remained low (about 400 copies per issue), a consequence of its appeal to a limited audience and the continued ban by W. H. Smith . It was kept alive...

At the age of fourteen, MW won the W. H. Smith Children's Poetry Prize.

But he lost the next trick when W. H. Smith supplied its cheap Railway Library series not from the Bentley edition but from 400 bound copies of extracts from Cassell's.

Her papers are held at the University of Aberdeen , Edinburgh University , and Columbia University , New York, which holds both catalogued and uncatalogued correspondence by her in its collection of the papers...

This quick release of an affordable edition left the big circulating library Mudie's (who on 27 June had announced with W. H. Smith a reduction in their standard payment for triple-deckers) with hundreds of expensive...

During the war her father (then a Lieutenant-Colonel) met the owners of the book chain W. H. Smith , and through them established an English-language bookshop for the international community in Cairo. The shop...