Jonathan Cape

DL 's first novel (or novella) was Beautiful Mutants, published through Jonathan Cape , where she called her editor, Frances Coady , brilliant.

RH published her sixth novel, The Master of the House, with Jonathan Cape .

LBL 's first volume of poetry, published like all the rest during her lifetime by Cape , was The White Hare, and Other Poems.

RW published a collection of essays and reviews, The Strange Necessity, with Jonathan Cape .

SM followed her first two rapid successes with a third book, the novel, Old Crow, after an only marginally longer breathing-space and a switch of publishers (Deutsch to Cape ).

RW produced several introductions to novels by other writers, including Jonathan Cape 's editions of Kathleen Coyle 's Liv (1929), Jane Austen 's Northanger Abbey (1932), and Sarah Orne Jewett 's The Only Rose and Other Tales (1937).

Mary Agnes Hamilton published with Jonathan Cape her novel Follow My Leader.

AB issued another novel, of which the English edition by Jonathan Cape was entitled A Family Romance.

Mary Agnes Hamilton published with Jonathan Cape another novel, Folly's Handbook.

In 1925, Bryher published with Jonathan CapeA Picture Geography for Little Children, Part One: Asia. She had first developed a passion for the study of foreign cultures as a child, when she...

SM published with Cape a new novel, Heligoland, set in South London; its heroine, Rowena Snow, is part Indian, part Scottish.

Jonathan Cape collected MW 's Fifty-one Poems: hitherto unpublished in book form in 1946.

H. D. published with Jonathan Cape her third volume of original verse, Heliodora, and Other Poems.

WH 's third novel, The Land of Green Ginger, was published by Jonathan Cape .