Methuen

DHL 's novel The Rainbow was published by Methuen ; six weeks later, copies of the book were destroyed as a result of court action.

MD tackled a piece of publishing history in A Thousand Capricious Chances: History of the Methuen List, 1889-1989.

Methuen had originally envisioned a Century Series, of which Kennedy's volume was to be a part. Though the series never actualised, MK insisted on fulfilling her contract because of the experience it would give...

She began this book out of an impulse to think about where I came from, both genetically and socio-historically. Keeping to her unalterable schedule of several hours reading a day, she did painstaking research...

On the Other Side of the Latch, an autobiography by SJD , was published by Methuen in London; the US edition was titled The Crow's Nest.

MBL 's novel The End of her Honeymoon appeared. Although it had by January 1915 made the publishers enough money to cover the author's advance, she decided that this would be her last work from Methuen .

Methuen re-issued it in a third edition, 1890, as the second title in its new Methuen's Novel series, which was to feature handsome and attractive presentations of novels by well-known Authors. Meanwhile it had...

EL issued Derrick Vaughan, Novelist, a novel with perhaps some admixture of autobiography. It was serialised in Murray's Magazine before appearing as a volume from the new firm of Methuen , costing 2s.6d.

This book, published by Methuen , came out in paperback in the year following the hardback edition. Again ZF felt she had supportive editing. Adaptation for television was suggested to her, and she...

Dedicated to her dear friend Mary Davies (chief songstress of Wales), it was the first book published by the then new firm of Methuen .Derrick Vaughan, Novelist reached...

As usual for fiction, she published as Frank Danby. This novel's length (120,000 words) provoked Marie Belloc Lowndes to joke about the episodes of jeopardy being recurrent. JF feared in 1911 that Methuen would...

Echo was published in English by Methuen in 1988; it was translated by Siân Miles with an introduction by John Phillips .

This went through a number of editions, including one from Methuen in 1985.

It appeared from Methuen , with whom RM had reached an agreement shortly before receiving an offer from Cambridge University Press .

This book appeared anonymously, but it quickly came to be known that MC had co-authored it, along with Eric Mackay (her half-brother) and Henry Labouchere .