Hodder and Stoughton

Columbia University , New York, holds correspondence by KSM in its collection of the papers of Hodder and Stoughton .

GM issued through her usual publisher, Hodder and Stoughton , Two Star Red. A Book about R.A.F. Mountain Rescue.

GM changed her publisher from Hodder and Stoughton to Gollancz for Survival Count, subtitled a personal journey towards conservation.

She turned to writing and broadcasting when mountain guiding and other travel-type jobs proved to be inadequately paid. She dedicated the book to her mother, and published it with Hodder and Stoughton in Britain and...

EMM made yet another change of publisher when she issued her extraordinary novel Teddy R. N. D. through Hodder and Stoughton , priced at five shillings.

For the first time in her career, EMM used the same publisher again after several years: her novel The Blind Marksman (apparently her last) was issued by Hodder and Stoughton at seven shillings and sixpence...

Even before publication, Hodder and Stoughton called this novel almost perfect of its kind and said that they were proud to issue it. Later they advertised it as not only a...

KN added a book of philosophy entitled Philosophy and Human Nature to Hodder and Stoughton 's Twentieth Century Studies series, which so far had embraced titles on religion, medicine, and economics.

She made this pseudonym by combining her two birthnames, Eleanor and Alice (or perhaps Eleanor as her own with Alice as her mother's), and then taking her mother's maiden name, Tate. She issued five more...

Publishers Hodder and Stoughton issued The 'Berta Ruck ' Birthday Book: an indication of the degree to which she had already become a household name.

GHS published one more novel as Gladys Mendl, Parentage, through a different publisher, Hodder and Stoughton , in 1913. This was a forerunner of further titles consisting of a single word (not a name):...

Although FS is not widely known today, some of her books have been reprinted in the last twenty years. A selection of her work is available online from the Victorian Women Writers Project . The...

GS began her short career as dramatist by writing plays for children: Little Plays for Little People appeared in 1910, and a new edition of it under the title Little Plays for School and Home...

This work was serialized in Woman's Journal before book publication. An American edition appeared in 1955.MS took her title from a folk-song which runs: Madam, will you walk? /...

Having always wanted to write a historical novel, MS later recalled that the idea for The Crystal Cave came from a story in an early history of King Arthur : Geoffrey of Monmouth 's twelfth-century...