T. Fisher Unwin

The Pall Mall Gazette estimated that between 4,000 and 5,000 people gathered outside the theatre to watch the arrival of prominent politicians and socialites who turned out for the performance. Mrs Patrick Campbell , who...

JOH published her first novella (alternatively sometimes called a short novel), Some Emotions and a Moral, with T. Fisher Unwin .

An English biography had been published in October 1881 by James Theodore Bent for Longman 's. JWM successfully petitioned Longman and succeeded in having Bent's book removed from circulation because of content that, she argued...

The Dream and the Business, the last novel by JOH (who died this August), was published in London by T. Fisher Unwin .

Two and a half months after Blind's death, Arthur Symons completed, in Rome, a brief introduction to A Selection from the Poems of Mathilde Blind, published that year by T. Fisher Unwin .

JOH published her four-act comedy, The Ambassador: A Comedy in Four Acts, with T. Fisher Unwin .

MC issued through T. Fisher Unwin (whom she had used ten years before for her anthology of poetry and flowers) a novel with a longer title than usual: Half Round the World for a Husband...

MC 's Poets in the Garden, an anthology of passages about a dozen different flowers, was listed as a Christmas book for 1885 from T. Fisher Unwin .

EMD 's first novel, The Way of an Eagle, was published by T. Fisher Unwin in their First Novel Library series.

FMF , using the name H. Ford Hueffer , published his first novel, The Shifting of the Fire, in Unwin 's Independent Novel series. He subsquently published more than eighty books of fiction and non-fiction.

Humphry was the editor of Mary A. Boland 's The Century Invalid Cookery Book, which was published in eight volumes in 1898 through T. Fisher Unwin in London. This text, which went through...

Woodlanders and Field Folk: Sketches of Wild Life in Britain appeared by late 1907 from T. Fisher Unwin , written in collaboration by Blanche Winder and John Watson of Kendal. While the dust-jacket ascribes...

CEH also published Manners for Girls, a conduct book which was first issued by T. Fisher Unwin in London in 1901, and re-issued in 1910 by Ward, Lock and Co.

LV published her novel European Relations: a Tirolese Sketch, without her real name, with T. Fisher Unwin as number 9 in their Pseudonym Library, calling herself Talmage Dalin.

VL published a historical novella, Ottilie, An Eighteenth Century Idyl. This, her first work of fiction for adults, was issued by T. Fisher Unwin 's Pseudonym Library (which went on to handle a number...