Victor Gollancz

The play opened in Oxford and moved to London where it ran until August 1949. At first DDM referred to Lawrence as that silly bitch Gertie, but she quickly became very fond and protective...

GO published Keep the Aspidistra Flying, a novel that his publisher, Gollancz , had modified for fear of legal issues.

DDM was dismayed at Gollancz 's figure for the press run, thinking it not enough. The publishing world of the 1960s had changed considerably, but she still believed in the days of huge print runs.

ICB 's novel Daughters and Sons came out, her first book to be published by Victor GollanczVictor Gollancz .

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 .

This pamphlet was issued by Victor Gollancz , and redistributed by the Ministry of Information in the form of shorter articles in local newspapers around the country.

Gollancz duly published the book in 1937, but while the publisher was delighted by Orwell's vivid and sympathetic reportage, he was alarmed about the probable reception of Orwell's enunciation of his political position as a...

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.

It was published by Victor Gollancz . One reason for accepting the invitation to Vienna had the break-up of NM 's main love affair. But the object of the trip was to make known...

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

Nina Bawden's children's novel Squib, first published by Gollancz , is based on an actual hearing before a Magistrates' Court.

NB published with Gollancz a novel entitled Family Money, which is set in Islington (her own home borough of London) and deals with the social effects of the amazing escalation in the cost of...

GM 's Hard Road West: Alone on the California Trail, related a trip taken on commission from Gollancz to retrace (with many detours) the nineteenth-century pioneer settlers' route from Omaha, Nebraska, to Sacramento, California.

DLS published with Victor Gollancz a provocative little volume of essays entitled Unpopular Opinions.