Seeley, Jackson and Halliday

The same year as this first publication, EM submitted her first story to Messrs Seeley and Co. , with whom her publishing relationship was to endure for the rest of her life. She formed a...

This was one of the shorter fictions which EM published with James Nisbet and Co. She issued others of the same type with the SPCK , while Seeley continued to publish her longer books.

The Curate's Home, which first appeared with Seeley, Jackson and Halliday in London, was popular enough to be reprinted at New York by two different firms in 1876 and 1883, and also in...

EM also proposed to Seeley trying a shilling paper-cover book. Her first of these became The Tower on the Cliff, A Story founded on a Gloucestershire Legend, 1886, which was warmly praised by...

AG published with Seeley, Jackson and Halliday a novel, Sweetbriar; or, Doings in Priorsthorp Magna.

EM published through Seeley her novel Helen's Diary; or, Thirty Years Ago, set in Wells, which brought her a particularly appreciative letter from a Miss Eden, a niece of writer Emily Eden .

EM published through Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday her Millicent Legh, A Tale, a novel for children.