Victor Gollancz

NM published with Victor Gollancz her third volume of autobiography, You May Well Ask: A Memoir 1920-1940.

It was published by Victor Gollancz . One reason for accepting the invitation to Vienna had the break-up of NM 's main love affair. But the object of the trip was to make known...

Nina Bawden's children's novel Squib, first published by Gollancz , is based on an actual hearing before a Magistrates' Court.

EJ published her first novel, entitled Virginia Water, through the recent but respected publishing house of Gollancz .

NB published with Gollancz a novel entitled Family Money, which is set in Islington (her own home borough of London) and deals with the social effects of the amazing escalation in the cost of...

GM 's Hard Road West: Alone on the California Trail, related a trip taken on commission from Gollancz to retrace (with many detours) the nineteenth-century pioneer settlers' route from Omaha, Nebraska, to Sacramento, California.

DLS published with Victor Gollancz a provocative little volume of essays entitled Unpopular Opinions.

This novel was published by Victor Gollancz , as were her later titles.

NRS set her novel The Bridge (published with Gollancz ) partly in a country town called Flettens Ambo (which sounds as if it means both fleeting or inconstant) and partly in Avignon and the...

EB published with Victor GollanczThe War Horse: Poems, her second volume of poetry.

The plan was that Gollancz would bring out the book, though this did not in the end happen.

EB published with Gollancz a new collection, The Cat Jumps and Other Stories.

UKLG 's London publisher, Gollancz , released a posthumous volume of her previously published shorter prose writings, incorporating an earlier title as Dreams Must Explain Themselves and Other Essays.

EB published her fourth novel, To the North, with a new publisher for her, Gollancz .

Victor Gollancz published BM 's third novel (in as many years): Portrait of the Bride.