Hutchinson

ER 's publisher, Hutchinson , blamed this book's poor sales (only 300 copies) on the author's insistence on maintaining her anonymity. Reviewers, however, mostly revealed her identify, and those who quarrelled with this book...

This narrative opens on the Australian cattle ranch of the Marrables family. Daughter Elizabeth Marrables rejects one marriage proposal, but when her father dies and the family's annual income falls to five hundred pounds...

MC published with Hutchinson a one-volume sweet and pathetic novel entitled Mr. and Mrs. Herries.

MC used a different publisher, Hutchinson , for two novels this year: Lovers on the Green (second edition this month) and Madam Mystery. A Romance of Touraine.

ASS published two novels this year with Hutchinson of London: A Victory Won and Elizabeth Glen, M.B., The Experiences of a Lady Doctor.

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...

BH 's Where Your Treasure Is, a First World War novel (titled from Christ's anti-materialist advice that where your treasure is, there will your heart be also), was published by Hutchinson .

FA 's first anthology, edited with Anthony Thwaite , was New Poetry Four, Hutchinson , 1978.

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.

ALW 's final novel, The Trial of Mary Broom: A Staffordshire Story, appeared in Hutchinson 's Homespun Series twelve years after her penultimate novel, Two Rival Lovers.

BB published through Hutchinson her second novel, Another Part of the Wood, in which two urban couples experience a disastrous holiday at a remote cottage in Wales.

LI 's second book was a novel, Creole (based on the experience of her own youth), published by Hutchinson as number 133 in their First Novel Library.

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.

A different edition reverses the title and subtitle. A thirteenth, or cheap, edition appeared, undated, from Hutchinson .