Hutchinson

MC collaborated with the so far unidentified A. Williams for The Isle of the Dead, Hutchinson 1911, a romantic adventure novel that begins and ends in California, but whose main action takes place...

RC published with HutchinsonLinden Rise, another novel about a family of children growing up to adulthood: this time she presents the story through the eyes of a servant.

RC 's novel Four in Exile appeared through Hutchinson both at London and New York: it reworks the situation and themes of an earlier novel, The Holiday, 1933.

MD published with HutchinsonLyrics for the Dog Hour, a book of poems, headed with an address in Latin to Death and a dedication in Italian to Anadyomene.

The first suggestion that she should write a novel came from Graham Nicol , editor of Hutchinson 's New Authors series.

Hutchinson published, posthumously, HD 's Girl, Balancing and Other Stories, which was welcomed (not quite accurately) as her first volume of short fiction for twenty years.

GE issued through a different publisher (Hutchinson ) a fifth volume of short stories, Flies in Amber.

Her next romance, Will-o-the-Wisp, for which she had a contract with Hutchinson , she set aside from despair of being able to get it to the publisher. It finally appeared in the year of her death.

RF published with Hutchinson a volume of Selected Poems (which she re-issued in revised form in 1995).

RF followed two slim limited editions from Sceptre with another full-scale poetry volume from Hutchinson : Sibyls and Others.

RF published two poetry volumes this year in England: Climates with Bloodaxe and Fifteen to Infinity with Hutchinson , as well as, in Portugal, Navigations (translated from Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen ).

EF published another poetry book with Hutchinson : Some Unease and Angels, Selected Poems.

EF published with Hutchinson another volume of poetry entitled Badlands.

EF 's next poetry volume, City Music, full of personal poems about the passage of time, was the last she published with Hutchinson before the axing of their poetry list.

EF published with Hutchinson in 1973 (the same year as her third novel, The Glass Alembic) a poetry volume entitled The Celebrants, from which Fleur Adcock selected the poem Lais for The Faber...