Ticknor and Co.

JWH 's first book of poetry, titled Passion Flowers, was published by Ticknor and Fields . The name of the book was chosen by the publishers, the Christian symbolism associated with the passion flower...

The late 1850s were some of JWH 's most productive years. In 1857 she released her second volume of poems, titled Words for the Hour. That same year she wrote a play, The...

RHD 's second (and first full-length) publication, A Story of To-Day, was serialized anonymously in the Atlantic Monthly. Later in 1862 Ticknor and Fields issued it as a book with a new title,...

Rossetti also benefited from JI 's success. Following the advice of a friend , Ingelow wrote to an American publisher informing them that she was aware of literary piracy in America, and asking for...

She began writing it towards the close of 1864 when our country was dark with sorrowing women and revised it so many times that I could have said it by heart. It took...

The first American edition came out the same year from James R. Osgood . Chapman and Hall , the original publisher, produced a new edition in 1879.

In autumn 1888, Jane Francesca Wilde made inquires with Ward and Downey regarding payment for the sale of Ancient Legends to American publisher Ticknor and Co. They refused her payment, arguing that poor sales of...