Victor Gollancz

EJ published her first novel, entitled Virginia Water, through the recent but respected publishing house of Gollancz .

EJ published another novel, which was entitled Honey since her publisher, Gollancz , thought her choice of Venus and Adonis would not be understood by the general public.

She worked on this book during her year of exploring London after graduating from university, enthralled by the writing process more intensely than she was ever to be again. She dedicated this book to...

This was followed in later 1955 by Ten Fascinating Women (whose title, again, EJ hated but whose text she very much enjoyed writing). She did not think highly of Sampson Low as a publisher, but...

EJ had been interested in Queen Elizabeth since, when she was twelve, her father stood her just over half the cost of Mandell Creighton 's book about the queen. She was first commissioned for...

The plan was that Gollancz would bring out the book, though this did not in the end happen.

UKLG 's London publisher, Gollancz , released a posthumous volume of her previously published shorter prose writings, incorporating an earlier title as Dreams Must Explain Themselves and Other Essays.

UM started writing an autobiography, then entitled Autobiography of a Black Girl, by the age of twenty-five. Living in London in 1935, she retitled the manuscript Autobiography of a Brown Girl. Victor Gollancz

Victor Gollancz published BM 's third novel (in as many years): Portrait of the Bride.

BM published Farewell Leicester Square with Robert Hall six years after Victor Gollancz (until then her chosen publisher) had turned it down on account of its sensitive subject-matter.

Again St John Ervine offered an exacting critique. Words intoxicate you . . . other women get decently drunk on gin but you must have lexicons and lexicons before you will consent to fall on...

BM had told Gollancz , back in 1935, that in this novel she was tackling the social and psychological conflicts of a Jew in the modern world. It is in fact the only one...

Victor Gollancz commissioned and published An Outline for Boys and Girls and their Parents, a book of left-wing essays on politics and science edited by NM .

NM published with Gollancz a travel book, Mucking Around: Five Continents Over Fifty Years.

NM published with Victor Gollancz her third volume of autobiography, You May Well Ask: A Memoir 1920-1940.