John Lane

Her second husband, Arthur Graham Tomson , designed the cover: an impressionistic painting of the poet surrounded by the garden at their London home in St John's Wood Road.

PJ 's first collection of poetry, The White Wampum, was published by John Lane in London.

NM approached Victor Gollancz as an alternative to Cape; he seriously admired the book but declined it for fear of offending many of my best friends and damaging his effectiveness as a publisher of...

Among the more striking poems in the volume is Oh, Life, I Have Taken You for My Lover!, dedicated to the writer Arthur E. J. Legge , who also published with John Lane and...

EM issued a travel book with John Lane : The Venture Book: Impressions of Travel, Chiefly in the Pacific Islands. The same year came The Further Venture Book: Impressions of Travel, Chiefly in the...

While still an undergraduate JB published a collection of essays, Scholar gipsies, in John Lane 's Arcady Library series.

The Bird of Time: Songs of Life, Death and the Spring, another volume of poems by SN , was published by William Heinemann in London and John Lane in New York.

EN followed her second book of poems with A Pomander of Verse, published by John Lane and dedicated to Marshall Steele , whose writing was influenced by hers.

Annie Sophie Cory , under the pseudonym Victoria Crosse, published her first novel, The Woman Who Didn't, with the publisher John Lane .

In 1892 HL published with Methuen a translation of The History of Florence from the Domination of the Medici to the Fall of the Republic by François Tommy Perrens (whose title is also given as...

AM published with John Lane her first collection of essays, entitled The Rhythm of Life; they had first appeared in the Scots Observer.

AM agreed to the re-issue of Preludes by John Lane in 1892 under the title Poems, with the addition of Renouncement and Veni Creator (1890), a poem about the death of her five-month-old son...