John Long

Anna Lombard quickly became notorious and commercially successful. The year 1902 saw a third edition (which included a preface defending its Christian teaching from an attack in the Daily Chronicle); a thirty-first edition...

Marguerite's husband, Armiger Barclay , having criticised the plan for this novel as not suitable for family reading, found it when finished daring and provocative (qualities which its author denied). The preliminary pages...

Anna Lombard, described by Charlotte Mitchell as VC 's most notorious work, owed much of its success to efficient marketing by John Long , whose firm was then known for printing works of...

A short novel at 40,000 words, it was serialised in The Winning Post (edited by Robert Standish Sievier ) and published in volume form the same year through John Long (a firm which also published...

MC issued through John Long (which became her regular publisher) a harem novel entitled Kinsah, A Daughter of Tangier.

MC titled her next novel, one of many issued by the publisher John Long , A Woman Derelict.

MC 's novel Partners Three was advertised as to appear immediately from John Long .