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relations with publishers

The rise of corporate publishing and its effects on authorship in early twentieth-century America

By Kim Becnel

A publisher and his circle

By Tim Chilcott

Hawthorne and his publisher

By Caroline Ticknor

Tennyson And Victorian Periodicals

By Kathryn Ledbetter

The publishing history of Uncle Tom's cabin, 1852-2002

By Claire Parfait

Goldsmith and his booksellers

By Elizabeth Eaton Kent

The raven and the whale

By Perry Miller

The Candy Men

By Nile Southern

Steinbeck and Covici

By Thomas Fensch

Stefan Zweig, Schriftsteller und literarischer Agent

By Susanne Buchinger

James Joyce's 'Work in Progress'

By Dirk Van Hulle,Ann R. Hawkins,Maura Ives

Keats's publisher

By Edmund Blunden

Charles Dickens in Chancery

By E. T. Jaques

Dickens v. Barabbas, Forster intervening

By Charles J. Sawyer

George Eliot & John Chapman

By Gordon Sherman Haight

Dear Miss Weaver

By Jane Lidderdale,Mary Nicholson

Ernest Hemingway and the little magazines

By Nicholas Joost

Goethe and his publishers

By Ian C. Loram

Joseph Haydn und Breitkopf & Härtel

By Hermann von Hase

Charles Dickens and his publishers

By Robert L. Patten

Victorian publishing and Mrs. Gaskell's work

By Linda K. Hughes

Byron and John Murray

By O'Connell, Mary

Studien zur Verlagsgeschichte und zur Verlegertypologie der Goethe-Zeit

By Stephan Füssel

The history of the Ballantyne press and its connection with Sir Walter Scott, bart

By Ballantyne & Company.