Methuen

MW carried out this adaptation jointly with director Mike Alfreds , who read and discussed her drafts. In revising, his choices prevailed for stage presentation and hers for print. Of the process she wrote: I...

The play's development was influenced by another project PG was working on at the time, a translation of Uncle Vanya. Her own play, she explains, was much influenced by Chekhov , I had tried...

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

Methuen 's drama catalogue for 1981-2 had listed seventy-five playwrights, only two of them women (as was pointed out by Mary Remnant , who succeeded to MW as editor after the next three volumes in...

BH published with Methuen a novel entitled The Scholar's Daughter, which sounds like a bid to exploit the interest surrounding the great Oxford English Dictionary (still in course of publication).

Methuen published the first edition of SM 's novel Peter and Jane.

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

EU 's final attempt at fiction, another spiritual novel entitled The Column of Dust, was published by Methuen .

The present Royal Holloway College (merged with Bedford) holds correspondence with Methuen and Co. dating from 1907-09 which includes letters of advice from BH . A projected book on Ruskin is discussed and another, on...

Four plays by ST were published: Bazaar and Rummage, Groping for Words, Womberang (issued in a single volume), and a Methuen edition of The Great Celestial Cow, which also appeared this year...

KEI and George Peabody Gooch co-edited Methuen 's series Histories of the Peoples.

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

She wrote the novel in less than three weeks (a contrast to the months or years spent on Kif) for a thriller writers' competition run by Methuen , with a prize of £250. She...