Virago Press

SM edited and published with Virago , with her introduction, Such Devoted Sisters: An Anthology of Stories.

Virago Press published GN 's poetry volume Startling the Flying Fish, which has sometimes been clasified as verse for children.

PB published another novel (her last with Virago ), The Man Who Wasn't There.

SW published with Virago her first historical novel, Tipping the Velvet, which incorporates a lesbian love story set amid the music-halls, the sex-trade underworld, and the seedbeds of political activism in 1890s London.

JK supplied a critical preface for Catherine W. Reilly 's ground-breaking anthology Scars upon my Heart: Women's Poetry and Verse of the First World War, published by Virago .

At Cambridge in 1991, AD composed an introduction for an edition of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu 's Turkish Embassy Letters, which appeared from Pickering and Chatto in 1993 and from Virago Press in 1994.

Grace Nichols published her first novel, Whole of a Morning Sky.

published with Virago her third novel, another lesbian historical, this time with strong elements of pornography and of the thriller or detective-story, entitled Fingersmith.

Almost all her early novels have been re-issued as Virago Modern Classics.

AS 's first book, a collection entitled Free Love and Other Stories, was published by Virago Press . The book won that year's Saltire Literary Award and the Scottish Arts Council Book Award.

The Men's Room, AO 's first novel to see print, appeared from Virago Press.

The Virago reprint, 1985, is entitled Jenny.

AS 's first novel, a duelling narrative of female relationships and the barriers of language entitled Like, was published by Virago Press .

AO published her second novel, Matilda's Mistake, again with Virago .

Apart from indefatigable travel around the USA (including Hawaii), TO visited London, Paris, and the USSR with her husband in 1980. In London she met the staff at Virago , her publisher...