Penguin

This novel has appeared in both Penguin and Virago editions. The paper cover of an Italian translation was so hideous that ET tore it up.

It was reprinted as a Virago Classic in 1984, and by Penguin in 2000.

VSW had prepared for writing this by travelling to places in France connected with the story. She dedicated it to her niece Philippa St Aubyn . She intended to publish...

The book germinated four more novels: Ripley Under Ground, 1970; Ripley's Game, 1974 (of which a film by Liliana Cavani was released in 2003, with John Malkovich as the protagonist); The Boy Who...

This volume's appearance was the work of ET 's literary agent, David McCormick , who regarded the re-animation of forgotten reputations as his speciality. A London edition and a Dutch translation followed in 2004, and...

It was dedicated to Allanah Harper , and reprinted in a Penguin edition the following year. Just as she had aimed to make her travel-book a novel, SB said she had set out here to...

This began as the script for a series in eight episodes for ITV , which in turn was sparked by DM 's plan (never carried through) to act as surrogate mother on behalf of an...

It came out in paperback from Penguin in 1989. The protagonist first appeared in one of DM 's short stories and then insisted, as she says, on becoming the centre of a book.

KKD received a Southern Arts translation bursary to fund her Tagore translation work. She embarked on this project in the belief that Tagore's poetry . . . deserves to be rescued from the morass of...

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.

In about 1773-4 CL planned a subscribers' edition with illustrations by Sir Joshua Reynolds , Francesco Bartolozzi , and Giovanni Battista Cipriani ; but this came to nothing. When an illustrated edition did appear...

She had visited the camp in March, commissioned by a US magazine for an article, and fascinated by these outsiders whose courage and perseverance was being rewarded with vilification. She then expanded her article into...

PM published a volume of her New Yorker stories as Saturday Lunch with the Brownings, which became a Penguin paperback in 1977.

This novel saw both a second New York edition (revised by CMS ) and a London edition in the year of its first publication. It was soon reprinted with some of Sedgwick's short fictions, and...

Its translation into other languages and its re-issue as a Penguin were honours at a time when paperbacks were still fairly new.