GJ published her industrial novel Marian Withers, which first appeared in serial form as commissioned by the Manchester Examiner and Times.

Though it is often said that CIJ published no further novels after this, she did in fact do so, serially, in the pages of Tait's Edinburgh Magazine. Blanche Delamere appeared there in 1839.

Critic Gaye Tuchman with Nina E. Fortin uses Oldbury as an example of the impact a publisher could have on a writer's popularity, noting that because it appeared in volume form only, AKlost the opportunity for a larger readership and so, potentially, for greater interest in her subsequent novels.Alexander Macmillan had initially offered her £200 for serialisation in Macmillan's, a venue AK considered the height of my ambition, but he withdrew the offer (though retaining the level of payment) in favour of publishing a novel by George Grove , assuring Keary that his in-house reader Dinah Mulock Craik felt emphatically that it would not do the story justice to place it in a magazine.

It had appeared in the Cornhill Magazine before being published in volume form.Anne Thackeray Ritchie wrote a preface for a re-issue of 1902, with illustrations by Frederic Leighton .

She had initially submitted the manuscript to be serialized in the Churchman's Companion, but publisher Joseph Masters of London thought highly enough of it to publish it as a volume.

This magazine carried articles (some of them of local interest, on such topics as wild plants of Kensington) and serial fiction. Its general tone is anti-feminist, and it disposes of women's rights by calling them a ludicrous subject.

ML published her novel entitled The House in Clewe Street following its serialization in the Atlantic Monthly from November 1944 to May 1945 under the title of Gabriel Galloway.

The Fox had been serialized in The Dial the previous year. Critic Esther Smith has argued that the germ of this novella came from Mary Augusta Ward 's posthumous novel Harvest, April 1920.

The first five numbers appeared of Theosophical Transactions, the Philadelphian Society 's journal: not a work of JL 's but a journal intimately connected with her writings.

CL anonymously published God's Tenth, A Fact for the New Year, the first in her annual series of penny tracts which were to appear over the next twenty years.

A second volume of ML 's Poems upon Several Occasions was printed by Richardson , with a new subscription list.

She handed on the latter post to Mary Howitt at her marriage. She had been contributing to such lavish annual publications since she wrote for the Forget-Me-Not in 1823, and her name became closely associated with this highly feminized form of book, which brought together in lavish bindings for the Christmas gift market high quality engravings with contributions in poetry and prose, often written to accompany them. LEL's output for the annuals was massive: she wrote the entire contents of the Book of Beauty, and most of the text for the Scrap Book over the period of her editorship, as well as contributing pieces to many others.

It appeared in four successive parts in the Theosophical Society 's The Word magazine, the last part in the October 1910 issue, a few months after she died. While she was writing the poem in the last years of her life, ADLP struggled physically, emotionally, and economically. When her husband's health declined, she was unable to give as many lectures or write as many articles as she had before, which dried up her two main sources of income, and after his death her own health declined rapidly from depression and breast cancer.

It was serialised in the British Weekly from April to June.

GHL serially published Comte 's Philosophy of the Sciences in The Leader.

The novel had been serialised in The Egoist in 1916-1917.

A Chinese magazine, Literary Creation, serialized China's Sons and Daughters, a novella about the country's suffering during the Sino-Japanese War. Ling Shuhua may have authored the text, using the pseudonym Su Hua.

This volume about annuals was followed by others on bulbs, herbacious perennials, and hothouse plants.The Ladies' Flower-Garden first appeared in monthly parts selling for two shillings and sixpence each, then in successive volumes.

Weekly serial publication of CM 's History of England began, to make it accessible to readers who could not afford to buy the volumes.

DM published anonymously, in two successive volumes, her secret history or political scandal fiction Secret Memoirs from the New Atalantis.

Soon after her marriage to Jack Porteous , a colleague, EM began writing serialized romantic novelettes, for which she was paid one guinea per 1,000 words. These romances, written to help meet living expenses during her pregnancy, were examples of a genre which she was to explore and interrogate in her later work.

Jessie White (later JWM ) was the probable author of an anonymous, serialized story, Lilly Crossland, apparently one of her many contributions to Eliza Cook's Journal.

The idea was suggested by the success that had greeted a story taken from the life of the Bible translator William Tyndale , which she had published serially in The Fireside.