Little Brown

The play was published that year by Victor Gollancz in London and by Little, Brown in Boston.Samuel French , Longmans , Penguin , and Pan all published editions of it between 1935 and 1966.

Having decided to leave Simon and Schuster , CS submitted this work in manuscript to Angus Cameron of Little Brown , but she may have done this too early, since he replied that it needed...

She had been working on this novel, originally titled Mrs Trollope and Madame Blaise, in the early 1950s. Her New York agent, Helen Strauss , was pessimistic from the first about placing it, and...

Once recovered from chronic fatigue syndrome, Smith began writing stories again after a ten-year interval (she had been writing plays in the interim). The stories that would comprise Free Love were first sent to her...

DS published her first novel, the romantic story I Capture the Castle, with Little, Brown in Boston.

She struggled with the writing of this book and put it aside several times to work on other projects. When she finally completed it, she had to argue with her publisher not to cut...

Its title alludes to Oscar Wilde 's A Woman of No Importance.DS 's American publisher, Little, Brown was shocked at the novel's homosexual content and its likely impact on her readership. They...

GS moved to a new publisher, Little, Brown , for her memoir Every Secret Thing: My Family, My Country.

She began this book out of an impulse to think about where I came from, both genetically and socio-historically. Keeping to her unalterable schedule of several hours reading a day, she did painstaking research...

The great unpublished work of LR 's lifetime was a dictionary. Various groups of friends collaborated on the early phases of this project, first in Mallorca and then in London. Its ancestor was a modest...

That change in life-course, however, put a lengthy stop to work on the dictionary. On 8 September 1942, by which time she was working on it with Schuyler Jackson and a new contract had been...

NM published with Little Brown of Boston, USA, a detective novel entitled Killer Dolphin, which then appeared (not until the following year) in London as Death at the Dolphin.

This volume appeared in the USA from Little, Brown and Company , the year after its English publication, as At Sallygap and Other Stories. It was translated into Dutch in 1971 for publication in Holland.

Coming out in wartime, this book made, said RG , only the slightest impact. One American critic, after condemning the novel, said it showed that RGcan write after all. She felt that...

It was begun in postwar London and finished at Arundel. It was the last novel owed to Little Brown under RG 's contract with them; after it, she says, Viking Presshad taken...