F. V. White and Co.

Confessions of a Publisher: Being the Autobiography of Abel Drinkwater, JSW 's short satirical novel about the literary industry, was published in London by F. V. White .

The first edition of HJ 's novel A Marriage of Convenience appeared through the New York publisher G. Munro . F. V. White issued the British edition by July 1885.

This first edition was the only one until publisher F. V. White put out a new edition in 1967. HJ dedicated the novel to Mary Anne Stirling , a fellow actress.

CEH published in London, through F. V. White and Co. , a 308-page volume entitled Housekeeping: A Guide to Domestic Management.

MCH published a three-volume novel, His Besetting Sin, by means of which she hoped to obtain an enquiry into the case of Frances Stallard , unjustly condemned to death for infanticide eleven years before...

The 1880s marked the beginning of MCH 's relationship with publisher F. V. White . Houstoun informed Helen C. Black , who was interviewing her for a book, that He stands high amongst the publishers...

Her first acceptances came from romantic magazines. On the matter of business terms, however, she was hard-headed. She declined to publish with F. V. White and Co. because I did not consider their terms sufficiently...

MC chose one of her alternative publishers, F. V. White , for the Northern Irish novel whose full title was Divil-May-Care alias Richard Burke sometime Adjutant of the Black Northerners.