Virago Press

Although she received some glowing reviews throughout her career from some of the most distinguished of her novelistic peers, ET has also been damned with faint praise. She has been called both the modern man's...

TO 's reputation probably reached its zenith soon after Silences appeared. During the second half of 1979 her three books together earned about $7,000. Virago published British editions of them in September 1980.

This volume, themed around eruptions of conflict between lovers, features short-story selections from Jhumpa Lahiri , Jackie Kay , D. H. Lawrence , Katherine Mansfield , Dorothy Parker , and Grace Paley (as in the...

Her letters to Virago Press are said to have been on occasion masterpieces of vitriol.

The writers considered (each for a single novel) are Jane Austen , Charlotte Brontë , George Eliot , Willa Cather (for nine of whose works ASB also wrote Virago introductions),Iris Murdoch , and Toni Morrison .

Edna O'Brien is quoted on the cover of the Virago edition referring to the perfect capture of the mood and landscape of a corner of Ireland. But both mood and landscape are deeply coloured...

MF issued through Virago Press as one of their Pioneers series another religious biography, that of the youthful nineteenth-century saint Thérèse of Lisieux.

H. D. 's autobiographical novel HERmione was posthumously published; it was reprinted as Her by Virago in 1984.

This was reprinted by Virago in the same year as its predecessor.

RF 's second collection of short fiction appeared from Virago Press , entitled Dr Clock's Last Case and Other Stories.

ZF published with Virago PressStand We At Last—a new kind of novel for her, being a family saga of five generations centred on women's experience.

GS published with Virago her novel about the South African Truth Commission , Red Dust.

This appeared in the UK as Poems 1976-1986, just as her earlier Selected Poems 1965-1975, 1976, had appeared in the UK with a shorter title. The British publisher in each case was Virago Press

The second collection of the Selected Letters of Edith Sitwell appeared, edited by Richard Greene and published by Virago Press .

Another collection, Curious Pursuits, Occasional Writing 1970-2005, published by Virago on 5 May 2005, reprints articles and reviews. Political events, gender, and the women's movement are frequent topics.MA claims wryly that this book...