Methuen

Rose Allatini published the third of her Lucian Wainwright novels, Oracle, this time with Methuen ; its title-page mentions her two earlier books under this name.

After her previous book's success, she had acquired an agent (David Higham of Curtis Brown , who also handled Rose Macaulay and Vita Sackville-West ). In later years she dealt with Spencer Curtis Brown

This book appeared anonymously, but it quickly came to be known that MC had co-authored it, along with Eric Mackay (her half-brother) and Henry Labouchere .

In retaliation to her earlier reviewers, MC had Methuen insert into each volume a notice that no review copies were being provided; she refused to pay any longer for copies of books that would yield...

MC published Barabbas, A Dream of the World's Tragedy, her first novel with Methuen .

"Temporal Power": A Study in Supremacy, a novel by MC , was published by Methuen .

Having already clocked up four different London publishers, BMC issued Angel: A Sketch in Indian Ink through another one, Methuen . She went on to use several more publishing firms after this.

SD 's Plays, One appeared from Methuen in 1991, as did her Plays, Two in 1994.

Methuen published SD 's hit play A Taste of Honey.

It was published simultaneously in New York by J. P. Linnicott and in London by Methuen and Co. A second London edition appeared just a few months later in May, and the novel was reprinted...

It was published simultaneously in New York with C. Scribner's Sons and in London with Methuen and Co.

MD tackled a piece of publishing history in A Thousand Capricious Chances: History of the Methuen List, 1889-1989.

On the Other Side of the Latch, an autobiography by SJD , was published by Methuen in London; the US edition was titled The Crow's Nest.

NES 's Death of an Ex-Minister, a short-story collection, was published by Methuen in an English translation by Shirley Eber .

This book, published by Methuen , came out in paperback in the year following the hardback edition. Again ZF felt she had supportive editing. Adaptation for television was suggested to her, and she...