Books and Writers - 6142 Writers with Surname beginning C

CADELL, Thomas
Printer and bookseller. The son of a Bristol bookseller. Originally he worked for Andrew Millar, becoming his partner in 1765. When Millar died in 1768 he went into partnership with William Strahan

CADELL, Thomas
Publisher & Bookseller in The Strand, London. Founder of the firm Cadell & Davies (William Davies died 1820). He inherited the business from his father in 1793, also called Thomas

CADELL, W A

CADENHEAD, James
Landscape painter and Illustrator

CADENHEAD, William

CADFRYN-ROBERT, John

CADIE, Elizabeth
Book Illustrator

CADIGAN, Pat
Novelist & Short Story writer, esp of science fiction

CADMAN, S Parkes

CADMUS, Paul

CADOGAN, Lady Augusta
Illustrator

CADOGAN, Lady Honoria
Watercolourist

CADOGAN, Mary
Writer, Critic & Broadcaster

CADOGAN, William

CADOGAN BOOKS LTD
Publisher

CADOU, Rene Guy
Poet

CADY, Harrison
Illustrator & Cartoonist

CADY, Jack

CADY, L

CAEDMON
The earliest known English poet. A Cowherd at the monstaery in Whitby

CAESAR, Imruh Bakari
Poet. Came to Britain in 1966

CAESAR, Julius Gaius
Being in command of the Roman province of Gaul brought him immense wealth and control of a huge and devoted army. He successfully challenged Pompey for control of Rome in 49BC. Assassinated on the Ides of March

CAFFIN, Charles H

CAFFYN, Kathleen, Mrs Mannington

CAFFYN, Stephen Mannington
Surgeon, Inventor and Novelist. Married to Iota (Kathleen Hunt)

CAGE, John
Composer

CAGE BIRDS & BIRD FANCY
Weekly Magazine founded in 1902

CAGNOLO, F C

CAHALANE, Victor H

CAHAN, Abraham
Jewish novelist & editor. Emigrated from Russia in 1882

CAHEN, C

CAHEN, Edward

CAHILL, Holger or Helger

CAHILL, James

CAHILL, Tim
Essayist & Writer

CAHN, Walter

CAIDEN, Martin

CAIDIN, Martin
Aviation specialist and Science Fiction Novelist

CAIGER, G

CAIGER-SMITH, Alan

CAILLARD, Emma Marie

CAILLIE, Rene

CAILLOU, Alan
Novelist

CAIN, Arthur James

CAIN, James Mallahan
Novelist of the hard-boiled school of crime writing. Married four times : Mary Clough 1920 (divorced 1923), Elina Tyszecka 1927 (divorced 1942), Aileen Pringle 1944 (diorced 1945) & finally Florence Whitwell 1947

CAIN, Julien

CAIN, Paul
Crime Novelist

CAINE, Caesar

CAINE, O V

CAINE, Sir Thomas Henry Hall
Novelist, Playwright & Non-Fiction writer. Phenomenally successful, made a fortune from his novels. Left school at 14 to join an architect's office but left in 1870 to live in the Isle of Man and help his schoolteacher uncle.
He moved back to Liverpool and began to write. He made pregnant in 1884 Mary Chandler (aged 14) and later married her

CAINE, W R H

CAINE, W Ralph Hall

CAINE, W S

CAINE, William
Artist, Writer & Humorist

CAINET MAGAZINE, or LITERARY OLIO, The

CAIRD, Alice Mona
Novelist, Poet, Feminist Theoretician and Anti-Vivisectionist. Married J A Henryson-Caird 1877

CAIRD, Edward
Philosopher

CAIRD, J

CAIRD, James

CAIRD, John
Philosopher. Elder brother of Edward Caird

CAIRNE, John

CAIRNES, John Elliott
Economist. A hunting accident crippled him in 1860

CALABRELLA, The Baroness de

CALAMY, Edmund

CALAS, N

CALAS, Nicolas

CALASSO, Roberto
Novelist

CALATCHI, Robert de

CALBURN, S

CALCOTT, Wellins

CALCOTT, Wilfrid Hardy

CALCRAFT, Helen

CALDECOTT, C H

CALDECOTT, Moyra

CALDECOTT, Randolph
Illustrator. Died of rheumatic fever in Florida

CALDECOTT, Sir Andrew
Novelist & poet

CALDECOTT AWARD, 1938-1974
Awarded each year by the American Library Association for an American children's picture book published in the preceding year

CALDECOTT SOCIETY, The Randolph
Founded 1983. Clatterwick Hall, Little Leigh, Northwich, Cheshire CW8 4RJ

CALDER, Alexander

CALDER, Alexander
Book illustrator

CALDER, Angus
Historian & Critic

CALDER, James T

CALDER, John Mackenzie
Publisher from 1950. Married Christya Myling in 1949 (divorced 1961) & Bettina Jonic in 1961 (divorced 1975)

CALDER, Peter Ritchie (Baron Ritchie Calder of Balmashannar)
Scientific Writer

CALDER, Richard
Crime Novelist

CALDER & BOYARS
See under John Calder

CALDER (John)
Publishers of avant-garde European literature, founded in 1949 by John Mackenzie Calder. At 18 Brewer Street, W1R 4AS in 1978 & 1989. At 9-15 Neal St, London WC2 in 1994

CALDER-MARSHALL, Arthur
Writer & Children's Writer

CALDERON, George Leslie
Playwright & Novelist. Married Katherine Ripley in 1900. Lived in St Petersburg for two years 1895-7 and translated Russian literature into English. Killed in the Dardanelles Campaign

CALDERON, V G

CALDERON, Wiliam Frank
Figure, Landscape and Sporting Painter

CALDERON DE LA BARCA, Pedro
Dramatist. Became a priest in 1651

CALDERON DE LABARCA, Frances Erskine Inglis

CALDERWOOD, David

CALDERWOOD, Margaret Steuart
Letter writer, especially of her travels through England, Holland and Belgium. Married Thomas Calderwood in 1735

CALDERWOOD, W L

CALDESI

CALDICOTT, J W

CALDRA HOUSE LTD
Publishers. At 151-3 Curtain Road, EC2 in 1950

CALDWALL, Lucy

CALDWELL, Bo
Novelist

CALDWELL, C

CALDWELL, Doreen
Illustrator

CALDWELL, E N

CALDWELL, Edmund
Animal Painter

CALDWELL, Elsie N

CALDWELL, Erskine Preston
Novelist & Author. Married Margaret Bourke-White (news photographer)

CALDWELL, H R

CALDWELL, Harry R

CALDWELL, Ian
Crime Novelist

CALDWELL, J C

CALDWELL, J W

CALDWELL, Janet Miriam Taylor
Prolific and Best-selling Novelist. Lived in USA from 1907. Married William Fairfax Combs in 1919, Marcus Reback 1931, William E Stancell 1972, and finally William Prestie in 1978

CALDWELL, John E

CALDWELL, Merryett

CALDWELL, S
Crime Novelist

CALDWELL, Sir James

CALDWELL, William
Cartoonist & Artist

CALEDON, Lady

CALEDONIA

CALEDONIAN BEE, The

CALENDAR of MODERN LETTERS

CALENDARIUM LONDINENSE
It was issued annually from 1903-1918

CALET, Jean Jacques

CALHOUN, Arthur W

CALHOUN, E

CALI, Francois

CALIL, Carmen
Lived in London since 1960. Founded Virago 1972. From 1982 to 1993 Managing Director of Chatto & Windus and the Hogarth Press.

CALISHER, Hortense
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CALITRI, Charles
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CALKIN, Lance
Portrait Painter

CALKINS, Clinch

CALL, Wathen Mark Wilks
Poet & Novelist

CALLADO, Antonio

CALLAGHAN, Morley Edward
Novelist & Short Story Writer. Catholic. Married Lorette Dee in 1929

CALLANAN, Jeremiah John
Poet & Translator. Died of TB

CALLAWAY, Godfrey

CALLAWAY, Helen

CALLAWAY, Rev Canon Henry

CALLAWAY, Rev William Frederick
Amateur cartoonist. Contributed to Punch, 1855

CALLCOTT, John Wall

CALLCOTT, M

CALLCOTT, Maria, Lady

CALLCOTT, William Hutchins
Writer of books on music c1830s

CALLEJA SCHEMBRI, H

CALLEN, Anthea

CALLENDER, James Thomson

CALLENDER, M H

CALLERY, Sean

CALLIGRAPHY, Books on

CALLIL, Carmen
Founder of the Virago Press in 1972. Lives in London

CALLIMACHUS

CALLINGHAM, James

CALLISON, Brian Richard
Novelist

CALLOW, Philip
Novelist, poet & Dramatist

CALLOW, Simon
Actor, Director and Biographer

CALLOW, William
Watercolourist. Lived and worked in Paris 1829-1841

CALLOWAY, Cab

CALLOWAY, Stephen

CALLWELL, Col C

CALLWELL, J M
Novelist

CALMAN, Claire
Novelist & Poet

CALMAN, Mel
Cartoonist, Illustrator & Writer. Worked for the Daily Express 1957-1963, Sunday telegraph 1964-5, and other newspapers. He died in the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square

CALMAN, William Thorne

CALMANN, John
Publisher. Worked for Paul Elek 1967-9 & Phaidon 1969-76. Then he started his own artbook publishing business. He was murdered by a hitch-hiker near Bollene, in France

CALMANN or CALMAN, Gerta

CALMETTE, Albert

CALMOUR, Alfred C

CALTHROP, Dion Clayton
Artist, Novelist, Writer and Stage Designer. Married Mary Violet in 1898

CALVERLEY, Charles Stuart
Poet, Classical Scholar & Parodist. Light verse. Married his cousin Ellen Calverley in 1865. Semi-invalid after a skating accident in the winter of 1866-7

CALVERLEY, Rev William Slater

CALVERT, Albert Frederick

CALVERT, Edith L
Flower painter and Illustrator, working in London 1893-1907

CALVERT, Edward

CALVERT, Frederick
Illustrator and draughtsman

CALVERT, G H

CALVERT, George Henry
Poet, Novelist & Dramatist

CALVERT, Harry

CALVERT, Henry
Artist

CALVERT, J

CALVERT, M

CALVERT, Rev W M A

CALVERT, W

CALVERTON, Victor Francis
Marxist & Sociologist. Novelist & Writer

CALVESI, Maurizio

CALVIN, Henry
Crime Novelist

CALVIN, John
Protestant Reformer. Forced to flee to Geneva where he trained Protestant pastors

CALVIN, Ross

CALVINO, Italo
Novelist. Brought up in San Remo, Italy. Lived in Paris.

CALVOCORESSI, Michael D
Musician of Greek parents. Writer on Russian music. Naturalized British 1914

CALVOCORESSI, Peter John Ambrose
Historian. Worked at Bletchley during WW2, attended the Nuremberg trials. Partner at Chatto & Windus & Haogarth Press for 11 years. Editorial Director & Chief Executive of Penguin Books

CAMBERTON, Roland

CAMBLIN, Gilbert

CAMBON, Maria Gertruda de

CAMBRIAN DIRECTORY

CAMBRIAN JOURNAL, The

CAMBRIAN MAGAZINE, The

CAMBRIAN QUARTERLY MAGAZINE

CAMBRIAN REGISTER

CAMBRIAN TOURIST

CAMBRIAN VISITOR

CAMBRIDGE, Ada
Novelist. Married Rev George Frederick Cross in 1870 and they moved to Australia

CAMBRIDGE, Elizabeth
Novelist (esp of village life) & Short Story Writer

CAMBRIDGE, Joan
Novelist

CAMBRIDGE, O P

CAMBRIDGE, Richard Owen
Man of Letters, Essayist & Poet

CAMBRIDGE ANCIENT HISTORY

CAMBRIDGE CAMDEN SOCIETY

CAMBRIDGE COUNTY GEOGRAPHIES

CAMBRIDGE DAILY NEWS

CAMBRIDGE EVENING NEWS
Daily newspaper
At 51 Newmarket Road, Cambridge CB5 8EJ in 1997

CAMBRIDGE GUIDE, The

CAMBRIDGE HISTORY of AMERICAN LITERATURE

CAMBRIDGE HISTORY of ENGLISH LITERATURE

CAMBRIDGE INDEPENDENT PRESS, The
Newspaper founded & owned by Mrs Elizabeth Carter Hatfield (1755-1838)

CAMBRIDGE INTELLIGENCER, The

CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL, The

CAMBRIDGE NATURAL HISTORY

CAMBRIDGE PRIZE POEMS

CAMBRIDGE REVIEW, The

CAMBRIDGE TART, The

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
University Offices, The Old Schools, Cambridge CB2 1TN. In 1995-6 it had 11.115 undergraduates in residence

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOTANIC GARDEN

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY COLLEGES & HALLS
Dates of their foundation

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, The

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Publishers founded in 1534, when Henry VIII provided a royal charter to print books, but in fact the first book was not printed until 1585. At Cambridge & Bentley House, 200 Euston Road, NW1 in 1950. At Shaftesbury Road, Cambridge CB2 2RU in 1989. At The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 2RU in 1997

CAMBRIDGESHIRE
English County

CAMDEN, W

CAMDEN, William
Antiquary and Historian. Buried in Westminster Abbey

CAMERON, David Kerr

CAMERON, Donald

CAMERON, Eleanor Butler
Children's Author & Science Fiction Novelist

CAMERON, Evelyn

CAMERON, H C

CAMERON, H K

CAMERON, Hugh
Portrait and genre painter

CAMERON, Ian
Novelist & Writer

CAMERON, Isabel
Novelist

CAMERON, J

CAMERON, James

CAMERON, James
Writer and journalist

CAMERON, John

CAMERON, John
Etcher and dry-point artist

CAMERON, Julia Margaret
Pioneering Photographer of portraits, who used shadow to emphasise her subjects. Married Charles Hay Cameron in 1838 in Cape Town. They lived in India until 1848. She and her husband (1880) died in Ceylon, where their sons had coffee plantations. Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell were her nieces.

CAMERON, Katharine
Illustrator, Painter & Etcher. Contributor to the Yellow Book. Married artist Arthur Kay in 1928

CAMERON, Kenneth Neil

CAMERON, L C R

CAMERON, Lou
Novelist

CAMERON, Lucy Lyttleton, nee Butt
Novelist & Tract writer of pious stories. Sister of Mary Martha Sherwood (nee Butt)

CAMERON, Margaret
Novelist

CAMERON, Mrs H Lovett
Novelist. Married Henry Lovett Cameron in 1867

CAMERON, Nigel

CAMERON, Norman
Poet. Mostly resident in England. Early death from high blood pressure

CAMERON, P

CAMERON, Peter
Novelist

CAMERON, Roderick
Travel Writer

CAMERON, Rosemary
Novelist

CAMERON, Sir D

CAMERON, Sir David Young
Painter and Etcher

CAMERON, T W M

CAMERON, Verney Lovett
Writer of Boy's Stories & explorer of Africa, Brother in law of Mrs Lovett Cameron

CAMERON, A Novel

CAMFIELD, William

CAMIDGE, C E

CAMILLERI, Andrea
Novelist, Poet & Translator. Lives in New York

CAMINOS, Ricardo A

CAMLAN, Goronova

CAMM, Dom Bede

CAMM, F J

CAMMAERTS, Emile Leon
Poet, who settled in England (1908) to become the first Professor of Belgian Studies at London University

CAMMANN, S van R

CAMMELL, C R

CAMOENS, Luis de

CAMOES, Luis Vaz De
Poet

CAMP, C L

CAMP, John

CAMP, William
Novelist

CAMPA, Father Migeul de la

CAMPAIGN for NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (CND)
Founded in 1958
162 Holloway Road, London N7 8DQ

CAMPANA, D M

CAMPANA, Dino
Poet. Died in a lunatic asylum

CAMPANELLA or CAMPANELLO, Tommaso
Theologian, Philosopher & Poet

CAMPBELL, (Ignatius) Roy (Dunnachie)
Poet and Satirist. Neofascist and disciple of Wyndham Lewis. Married Margaret Garman in 1912. Lived in France and then went to support Franco in Spain. Served with the British Army in East Africa in WW2, invalided out he joined the BBC. In 1952 he bought a farm in Portugal and was killed in a car accident there.

CAMPBELL, A J

CAMPBELL, A M

CAMPBELL, A P

CAMPBELL, Alan
Story writer

CAMPBELL, Alexander

CAMPBELL, Alice
Novelist

CAMPBELL, Alistair (Te Ariki)
Poet & Children's Writer. Emigrated to New Zealand 1933. Married Fleur Adcock (divorced) and Meg Anderson 1958

CAMPBELL, Archibald
Naval Purser

CAMPBELL, Barbara Mary
Writer & illustrator of children's books

CAMPBELL, Bebe Moore
Novelist

CAMPBELL, Bruce
Ornithologist

CAMPBELL, C J

CAMPBELL, C T

CAMPBELL, Capt R W
Novelist

CAMPBELL, Capt W

CAMPBELL, Col Walter

CAMPBELL, Colen

CAMPBELL, Colin

CAMPBELL, D

CAMPBELL, David
Poet & Short Story Writer

CAMPBELL, Donald

CAMPBELL, Donald
Poet, Playwright & Critic

CAMPBELL, Dorothea Primrose

CAMPBELL, Dudley

CAMPBELL, Dugald

CAMPBELL, Edwin

CAMPBELL, Ffyona
Traveller

CAMPBELL, Frances
Novelist who published seven romances between 1900 & 1907

CAMPBELL, G C

CAMPBELL, G L

CAMPBELL, Gabrielle Margaret Vere

CAMPBELL, George

CAMPBELL, George
Poet

CAMPBELL, George

CAMPBELL, Gerald

CAMPBELL, Harriette

CAMPBELL, Herbert J
Science Fiction Novelist and research chemist

CAMPBELL, Horace

CAMPBELL, Hugh

CAMPBELL, Iain

CAMPBELL, Ivar
Killed in Mesopotamia in January 1916 in WW1

CAMPBELL, J I

CAMPBELL, J Lorne

CAMPBELL, J M

CAMPBELL, J Ramsey
Science fiction Novelist

CAMPBELL, James

CAMPBELL, James
Playwright, Biographer

CAMPBELL, James Dykes
Biographer

CAMPBELL, Jane Montgomery
Translated the hymn "We Plough the Fields and Scatter" from the German

CAMPBELL, Jennifer
Book illustrator

CAMPBELL, John

CAMPBELL, John E
Illustrator

CAMPBELL, John F
Watercolour painter who illustrated boys' adventure stories

CAMPBELL, John Francis

CAMPBELL, John Francis
Celtic scholar & Essayist. Authority on Celtic folklore

CAMPBELL, John Kerr

CAMPBELL, John Logan

CAMPBELL, John P
Illustrator of Celtic legends

CAMPBELL, John Robert

CAMPBELL, Joseph
Poet, Scholar, Patriot & Playwright. Published some work under Gaelic. Lived in New York 1925 to 1939. Married Nancy Maude

CAMPBELL, Joseph
Mythologist

CAMPBELL, Kate
Novelist

CAMPBELL, Lewis
Scholar

CAMPBELL, Lord George

CAMPBELL, Lord John
Legal Biographer

CAMPBELL, M S

CAMPBELL, Malcolm

CAMPBELL, Mary Mason

CAMPBELL, Maurice

CAMPBELL, Michael Mussen
Novelist. Second son of Baron Glenavy. Brother of the journalist, Patrick Campbell

CAMPBELL, Miss E

CAMPBELL, Mrs Patrick
Actor on the Victorian stage. Married Patrick Campbell in 1884 (killed in the Boer War 1900). Married George Frederick Myddleton Cornwallis-West in 1914. Close friend of Bernard Shaw

CAMPBELL, Mrs Vere
Novelist (eight between 1899 & 1910). Married Vere Douglas Campbell. Mother of Marjorie Bowen

CAMPBELL, Nancie

CAMPBELL, Patrick Gordon, 3rd Baron Glenavy
Writer & Broadcaster

CAMPBELL, Peter
Illustrator

CAMPBELL, R

CAMPBELL, R T

CAMPBELL, R Wright

CAMPBELL, Reau

CAMPBELL, Robert Calder

CAMPBELL, Robert Wright
Novelist & Screenplay Writer. Wrote 27 books of fiction. Reformed alcoholic who never married

CAMPBELL, Rod
Children's writer for the very young & Illustrator

CAMPBELL, Ruth

CAMPBELL, Sir Gilbert Edward
Writer of short stories and tranlsator of Emile Gaboriau

CAMPBELL, T Bowyer

CAMPBELL, Thomas
Poet, Biographer & Historian. Married Matilda Sinclair in 1803 (died 1828)

CAMPBELL, Thomas
Writer

CAMPBELL, Tony

CAMPBELL, Virginia
Book Illustrator

CAMPBELL, W D

CAMPBELL, W G

CAMPBELL, Walter Stanley
Writer. An authority on the Old West

CAMPBELL, William J

CAMPBELL, William W

CAMPBELL, William Wallace

CAMPBELL, William Wilfred
Poet & Novelist

CAMPBELL COLLEGE
Public School in Belfast founded in 1894 from the will of Henry James Campbell

CAMPBELL Jr, John Wood
Science fiction Novelist. Strong influence on magazine Sci-Fi. Launched "Astounding" in 1937

CAMPBELL-KELLY, Ben

CAMPE, Joachim Heinrich
Educationalist

CAMPEN, Richard N

CAMPIN, Francis

CAMPING & CARAVANNING
Monthly periodical
At Greenfields House, Westwood Way, Coventry CV4 8JH in 1997

CAMPION, G

CAMPION, George Bryant
Painter, Topographical artist and lithographer specialising in military subjects. Emigrated to Munich

CAMPION, J S

CAMPION, Jane
Film maker and Writer

CAMPION, John Thomas
Poet & Novelist

CAMPION, Peter
Crime Novelist

CAMPION, Thomas
Poet & Musician

CAMPION (William) PUBLISHERS
Publishers. At 55 Victoria Street, SW1 in 1950

CAMPISTRON, Jean Galbert de
Soldier & Playwright

CAMPKIN, James

CAMPLIN, William

CAMPO, Estanislao del

CAMPO AMOR, Ramon de
Poet

CAMPOAMOR, Ramon de
Poet

CAMPOS, Jules

CAMPTON, David
Dramatist & Children's Writer

CAMROSE, Lord
A member of the Berry family that owned the Daily Telegraph (bought 1928) and the Financial Times. Brother of Lord Kemsley. He started work as a reporter on the Merthyr Times aged 14. In 1901 he founded the Advertising World. The family owned coal and steel works in South Wales

CAMSELL, C

CAMUS, Albert
Novelist, playwright, Existentialist philosopher. Involved in the Resistance during the war. Nobel Prize 1957. Killed in a car crash (car driven by Michel Gallimard, the publisher)

CANALETTO
Artist

CANAN, Janine
Poet

CANBY, Henry Seidel
Critic and Biographer

CANBY, Vincent

CANDEE, Helen Churchill

CANDEZE, Ernest Charles

CANDLER, Edmund
Travel Writer & Novelist. Married Olive Tooth in 1902. Travelled widely. Had his hand amputated after a fight in Tibet.

CANDLER, John

CANDLEWICK PRESS
Publisher

CANDLEWICK WARD CLUB

CANDOLLE, A P de

CANDY, Edward
Crime Novelist

CANE, C

CANE, Melville Henry
Poet

CANE, Percy S

CANETTI, Elias
Novelist & Essayist. Emigrated to England 1939. Wrote in German. Nobel Prize 1981

CANETTI, Veza
Novelist

CANEY, Eric
Architectural illustrator

CANFIELD, Dorothy (Dorothea Frances)
Novelist & Children's Writer

CANFORD SCHOOL
Public School at Wimborne in Dorset founded in 1923

CANHAM, Doris
Story writer

CANIN, Ethan
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CANINA, Luigi

CANNAM, Peggy
Children's Writer

CANNAN, Edwin

CANNAN, Gilbert
Novelist & Dramatist. After an affair he married Mary Ansell after her divorce from J M Barrie in 1910. This marriage collapsed in the First World War and his health began to decline and in 1924 he was certified insane and spent the rest of his life in mental asylums, finally dying in Holloway Sanatorium

CANNAN, Joanna
Novelist & Children's Writer, esp about ponies. Married H J Pullein-Thompson in 1918

CANNAN, May Wedderburn

CANNE, John

CANNELL, Charles

CANNELL, Dorothy
Crime & Mystery Novelist

CANNELL, John Clucas

CANNELL, Stephen J
Novelist

CANNELL, W Otway
Book Illustrator

CANNING, Alfred Stratford George
Novelist & Essayist

CANNING, George
Translator. Father of George Canning the politician

CANNING, George

CANNING, George
Statesman and Satirist. Prime Minister for 5 months in 1827. Married Joan Scott in 1800. Whilst at Eton he produced a weekly journal called The Microcosm 1797-8

CANNING, Hon. Albert

CANNING, R

CANNING, T

CANNING, Victor
Novelist

CANNON, Carl L

CANNON, Charles James
Poet & Playwright

CANNON, Curt

CANNON, H

CANNON, John

CANNON, Michael
Novelist

CANNON, P H

CANNON, T G

CANNON, Wilma

CANNON Jr, LeGrand
Novelist of New Hampshire

CANNON-BROOKES, Peter

CANONGATE PRESS LTD
Publisher

CANOT, Capt Theodore

CANOVA, Antionio
Sculptor

CANSDALE, George
Zoologist & Broadcaster. Spent 14 years in the Colonial Forest Service in the Gold Coast

CANSICK, F T

CANSINOS-ASSENS, Raphael
Novelist & Critic

CANTACUZINO, Sherban

CANTER, D

CANTER, David
Crime Novelist

CANTERBURY
City in Kent

CANTERBURY PRESS, Norwich

CANTH, Minna
Novelist & Dramatist

CANTON, F M

CANTON, William
Poet and Writer, esp about childhood. WV is his daughter, Winifred Veda

CANTOR, Eddie

CANTWELL, Robert Emmett
Novelist, Critic & Historian

CANTY, Kevin
Novelist

CANUTE, Vera

CANZIANI, Estella Louisa Michaela
Writer, portrait painter & illustrator

CANZIUS, Joe
Crime Novelist

CAPA, Robert
Photographer & Photojournalist. Escaped political repression and anit-semitism in Hungary by fleeing to Berlin. A founder of the Magnum agency, whereby photographers retained their own copyright and negatives. He was killed by a mortar shell in Vietnam

CAPART, Jean

CAPE, Judith

CAPE, Thomas

CAPE, Tony
Novelist

CAPE (Jonathan) LTD
Publishers founded in 1921 at Gower Street by Herbert Jonathan Cape (1879-1960). At 30 Bedford Square, WC1 in 1950. 32 Bedford Square, WC1B 3EL in 1989. At 20 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 2SA in 1997

CAPE EDITIONS

CAPE GOLIARD
Started by Graham Greene and Kurt Maschler when they ran Jonathan Cape publishing in the 1960s.

CAPE, Jonathan
Publishers founded in 1921 at Gower Street by Herbert Jonathan Cape (1879-1960). At 30 Bedford Square, WC1 in 1950. 32 Bedford Square, WC1B 3EL in 1989. At 20 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 2SA in 1997

CAPEK, Josef
Playwright, Illustrator & Children's Writer

CAPEK, Karel
Novelist & Dramatist, philosopher and science fiction writer. Introduced the world to the word "robot". His brother, Josef (1887-1945) was a painter, Designer and illustrator who died in a concentration camp

CAPEK-CHOD, Karel Matej
Novelist

CAPEL, Arthur, Baron

CAPEL, Arthur, Earl of Essex

CAPELL, Edward

CAPELLO, Hermenegildo Carlos de Brito

CAPES, Bernard Edward Joseph
Novelist

CAPES, Harriet Mary
Translator and Children's Writer. Sister of Bernard Capes

CAPES, John M

CAPES, W W

CAPESTHORNE

CAPETANAKIS, Demetrios
Poet and Man of Letters. Died of Leukaemia at Westminster Hospital

CAPGRAVE, John
Chronicler

CAPLAN, H H

CAPLIN, J F

CAPMBELL, G D (Duke of Argyle)

CAPON, Edmund

CAPON, Paul
Film and TV director & Children's Writer. Novelist of mysteries and fantasies

CAPON, William
Topographical artist and Architect

CAPOTE, Truman
Novelist & Short Story writer

CAPP, Bernard Stuart
Historian, Biographer & Critic

CAPPER, Samuel James

CAPPON, J

CAPRA PRESS
Publisher

CAPRIOLO, Paola
Novelist

CAPSTICK, Peter Hathaway

CAPTAIN KENDALL (Dum-Dum)

CAPTAIN SCARLET

CAPTAIN, The
Boys magazine published by Newnes 1899 to 1924
First editor R S W Bell. The best known contributor was P G Wodehouse

CAPUANA, Luigi
Novelist & Critic

CAPUTO, Philip
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CAR
Monthly periodical
At 34 Farringdon Lane, London EC1R 3AU in 1997

CAR MECHANICS

CARACCIOLI, Charles

CARADOC

CARADOC PRESS
Private Press founded in 1899

CARAGIALE, Ion Luca
Playwright & Short story Writer

CARAMAN, Philip

CARAN D'ACHE, Emanuel Poiree
Caricaturist

CARANDENTE, Giovanni

CARAS, Roger A
Travel writer, Ecologist and Natural History Writer

CARAVAN HOME
Monthly magazine founded in 1961

CARAVAN, The
Monthly Magazine founded in 1933

CARBALLIDO, Emilio

CARBERY, Ethna
Poet & Novelist. Lived most of her life in Belfast where, with Alice Milligan, she edited the nationalistic literary magazine "The Shan Van Vocht". In 1901 married Seumas MacManus, the Donegal story writer

CARCANET PRESS LTD
PublishersPublisher

CARCANET, The

CARCATERRA, Lorenzo
Thriller Novelist

CARCO, Francis
Poet & Novelist. His family moved to France (they were Corsicans) in 1895. Had a brief affair with Katherine Mansfield in 1915

CARD, Frank
Mountaineering Writer

CARD, Orson Scott
Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelist

CARD, Rev Henry
Novelist & Writer

CARDARELLI, Vincenzo
Poet & prose Writer

CARDELL, William S
Children's Writer

CARDEN, Alexander

CARDEN, R W

CARDENAL, Ernesto
Poet priest

CARDEW, Margaret

CARDEW, Sir Alexander

CARDIFF

CARDIGAN

CARDINAL, Roger
Art Historian and Critic

CARDINALL, A W

CARDOC of LLANCARFAN

CARDONNEL, Adam de

CARDOSO, Luis

CARDOZO, J

CARDUCCI, Carlo

CARDUCCI, Giosue
Senator, Poet & Critic. Nobel Literature Prize 1906

CARDUS, Sir Neville
Critic and writer on Cricket and music

CARDWELL, K H

CARE, Henry

CAREW, Bampfylde Moore

CAREW, F W
Novelist

CAREW, Jan Rynveld
Novelist, Playwright & Poet

CAREW, Richard
Antiquary & Historian. The family home is Antony House, Torpoint, Cornwall

CAREW, Thomas
One of the earliest Cavalier poets. Wrote verse, lyrics and madrigals

CAREWE, Sir Nicholas

CAREY, A E

CAREY, Alice

CAREY, Annie

CAREY, Arthur Merwyn

CAREY, David

CAREY, Edith F

CAREY, Edward
Novelist

CAREY, Frances Jane

CAREY, george

CAREY, George Saville

CAREY, Henry
Poet and composer

CAREY, Henry Charles
Partner in a publishing firm with his father, Matthew Carey

CAREY, Jack
Poet

CAREY, Joanna
Illustrator

CAREY, John

CAREY, John
Critic, Reviewer & Broadcaster

CAREY, M C

CAREY, M L M

CAREY, Matthew
Publisher, Essayist, Editor and Poet who went to the United States in 1784 to escape from English persecution in Ireland. From 1785 to 1824 he owned the the largest publishing and distribution firm in the USA

CAREY, Patricia
Book Illustrator

CAREY, Patrick

CAREY, Peter Philip
Novelist. Lives in New York since 1990

CAREY, Rosa Nouchette
Novelist of books, often with a religious bent. Single

CAREY, Steve
Poet

CAREY, W H

CAREY, William

CAREY, William Paulet

CAREY, Winifred Rose

CAREY, Wymond
Supposedly the pseud of a well-known Oxford Don. He wrote four novels 1902-7

CAREY KINGSGATE PRESS LTD
Publishers to the Baptist Denomination. At 6 Southampton Row, London WC1 in 1950

CARIBBEAN TIMES
Weekly Newspaper founded in 1981
At 3rd Floor, Tower House, 141-149 Fonthill Road, London N4 3HF in 1997

CARIGIET, Aloris
Book Illustrator

CARILLO, Charles
Novelist

CARL, K A

CARL, Louis

CARLE, Eric
Prolific Children's writer & illustrator

CARLELL, Lodowick

CARLETON, George

CARLETON, George W

CARLETON, P
Novelist

CARLETON, William
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CARLETON, William McKendree
Poet & Short Story Writer

CARLETTI, Francesco

CARLI, Enzo

CARLIER, A G

CARLILE, James

CARLILE, Richard
Rationalist Philosopher. Self educated, he et up a small publishing house to produce radical pamphlets. Imprisoned for 6 years from 1819, he continued to publish his paper "The Republican" from his cell. He helped establish freedom of the press in England

CARLILE, Shrimati E
Book Illustrator

CARLIN, B

CARLINE, Richard

CARLINE, Sydney William

CARLING, Finn
Novelist. Suffers from cerebral palsy

CARLINGFORD BAY

CARLISLE

CARLISLE, Arthur Drummond

CARLISLE, Frederick Howard (Earl of)

CARLISLE, Henry
Novelist

CARLISLE, N

CARLISLE, Nicholas

CARLISLE, Norman

CARLISLE, Richard
Bookseller in Fleet Street, London

CARLISLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Public School founded originally in 1188

CARLISLE NEWS & STAR
Daily Newspaper. At Newspaper House, Dalston Road, Carlisle CA2 5UA in 1997

CARLOS, E J

CARLQUIST, S

CARLS, Carl Deitrich
Art Critic

CARLSEN, D E

CARLSON, C L
Novelist

CARLSON, J F

CARLSON, John Roy

CARLSON, Natalie Savage
Children's Writer

CARLSON, Victor I

CARLSON, William S

CARLTON, Grace

CARLTON, Lewis
Writer of Boy's Stories. No record of his death. Seemed to disappear around 1950

CARLTON, Louise
Story writer

CARLTON, Maud

CARLTON, Robert

CARLTON, Will

CARLTON CLUB
Founded in 1832. At 69 St James's Street, London SW1A 1PJ

CARLUCCIO, Luigi

CARLYLE, Alexander

CARLYLE, J D

CARLYLE, Jane Welsh
Poet & Letter Writer. Married Thomas Carlyle 1826

CARLYLE, Paul

CARLYLE, Thomas
Prose writer and Essayist. Married Jane Welsh 1826

CARLYLE, Thomas (of the Scottish Bar)

CARLYLE SOCIETY, The
Founded 1929. Dept of English Literature, University of Edinburgh, David Hume Tower, George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9JX

CARMAN, William Bliss
Poet & Essayist. In 1897 met Mary Perry King and lived with the King family until his death

CARMEL, James H

CARMER, Carl Mason (or Lamson)
Writer

CARMI, Eugenio
Book Illustrator

CARMI, T
Poet

CARMICHAEL, Alexander

CARMICHAEL, Harry

CARMICHAEL, John Wilson
Marine painter and illustrator. Commissioned to make drawings in the Baltic during the Crimean War, 1853-6

CARMICHAEL, Marie

CARMICHAEL, Mrs A C

CARMICHAEL, Prue
Novelist

CARMICHAEL, Sarah E

CARMICHAEL, Stewart of Dundee
Portrait painter, decorator and architect

CARNAC, Carol

CARNAN, Thomas
London publisher & bookseller in St Paul's Churchyard. As his stepson, a successor of John Newbery

CARNDUFF, Thomas
Poet & Playwright. Married twice

CARNE, John

CARNE, Louis de

CARNEGIE, Andrew
Industrialist. Moved to America in 1848. Became hugely succesful in steel-making. The US Steel Corp bought him out for $250 million in 1901 and he retired to Scotland. He used this to establish libraries throughout the United States and Britain. He also established the fund-donating Carnegie Foundation which gave grants for research

CARNEGIE, D

CARNEGIE, J

CARNEGIE, W

CARNEGIE MEDAL
Named after Andrew Carnegie. Awarded annually since 1936 for an outstanding book for children written in English and published initially in the UK during the preceding year.

CARNELL, John
Science Fiction Novelist

CARNES, J A

CARNEVALI, Emanuel

CARNEY, Julia A
Poet

CARNIE, Ethel
Novelist. As a child worked in a cotton mill. Married Edwin Holdsworth c1916

CARNIE, R H

CARNIVAL
Publisher

CARNOCHAN, F G

CARO, Rodrigo
Poet & Antiquarian

CAROSSA, Hans
Novelist

CARPELAN, Bo
Poet

CARPENTER, A

CARPENTER, Charles

CARPENTER, D

CARPENTER, Don
Novelist & Short Story Writer. Suffered from diabetes & TB. Died of self-inflicted gunshot wound (suicide)

CARPENTER, Dr Lant
Unitarian Minster & Teacher

CARPENTER, E

CARPENTER, Edward

CARPENTER, Edward
Poet, Essayist & Socialist. Utopian sexual reformer. Bisexual. In 1886 helped William Morris found the Sheffield Socialist Society

CARPENTER, Edward Childs
Playwright & Novelist

CARPENTER, F B

CARPENTER, Frank G

CARPENTER, G D H

CARPENTER, H Barrett

CARPENTER, Humphrey
Writer, Biographer

CARPENTER, K E

CARPENTER, Mary
Educational & Penal Reformer. Daughter of Lant Carpenter. Opened a school for girls in Park Row, Bristol 1829 and established a Ragged School in a slum area of the city. Also worked for educational reform in India

CARPENTER, Maurice
Poet, Dramatist & Biographer

CARPENTER, Richard
Children's Writer, esp of Catweazle stories

CARPENTER, Thomas

CARPENTER, W

CARPENTER, W L

CARPENTER, William
Painter and etcher of oriental subjects. Spent most of his life in India sketching the country's manners and customs

CARPENTER, William
Novelist & Poet

CARPENTER, William Benjamin
Biologist

CARPENTER, William Hookham

CARPENTER, William W

CARPENTIER, Alejo
Novelist. Parents Franco-Russian

CARR, (Gertrude) Kent

CARR, A

CARR, A A

CARR, A H Z
Novelist, Short Story Writer & Economist

CARR, Alice Laura (Mrs Comyns)
Romantic Novelist. Married Joseph Carr, an art critic & playwright, in 1873. Lived in Genoa as a child, where her father was a chaplain

CARR, Caleb
Novelist & Biographer

CARR, Conway

CARR, David
Figure and bird painter

CARR, Edward Hallett
Historian

CARR, Ellis
Illustrator

CARR, Emily
Travel Writer, Memorist & Artist (esp of Indian life & woodland scenes)

CARR, Herbert Reginald Culling
Mountaineer. Produced the first handbook of climbing in Snowdonia

CARR, J

CARR, James

CARR, James Lloyd
Novelist

CARR, Jayge
Science Fiction Novelist

CARR, John Dickson
Crime Novelist. Married Clarice Cleaves in 1932 and they moved to live in England, where Clarice came from

CARR, Jolyon

CARR, Joseph William Comyns
Art Critic & Playwright. Married to Alice Laura Carr

CARR, Lascelles

CARR, Lucille

CARR, Marina
Playwright

CARR, Richard Comyns

CARR, Robert S

CARR, Robert Spencer

CARR, Simon

CARR, Sir John
Writer, Poet and Illustrator. Had private means, having married a wealthy woman in 1811, and travelled for his health

CARR, Terry Gene
Science Fiction Novelist

CARR, Warren
Book Illustrator

CARR, William

CARR, William Guy

CARR, William Windle

CARR, Winifred

CARRACCI, Annibale
Artist

CARRAHAR of CARRAHER, Ronald G

CARRE, A L

CARREL, Frederic
Novelist (12 between 1895 & 1914). Lived and worked in England

CARRERAS, T

CARRERE, Emmanueler

Novelist

CARRICK, Edward

CARRICK, J Mulcaster
Painter and illustrator. A minor Pre-Raphaelite who specialised in landscape painting.

CARRICK, T W

CARRICK, Valery
Book Illustrator

CARRIE, Michael
Poet

CARRIER, E H

CARRIERI, Raffaele

CARRIGAN, Rev W

CARRIGHAR, Sally

CARRILLO Y SOTOMAYOR, Luis de
Poet & Soldier. Works not published until 1611

CARRINGTON, Charles

CARRINGTON, Charles Edmund
Historian and Biographer

CARRINGTON, Dora de Houghton
Artist & Diarist. Devoted herself to Lytton Strachey & committed suicide (shot herself) after his death. Married Ralph Patridge and the three of them lived together in 1921

CARRINGTON, Edith

CARRINGTON, Edmund Frederick John

CARRINGTON, Elaine Sterne

CARRINGTON, F C

CARRINGTON, Fitzroy A

CARRINGTON, Frederica Dorothy Violet, Lady Rose
Writer, esp on Corsica & Napoleon. Married tthe Austrian Franz von Walshutz and then lived in Southern Rhodesia. When they divorced she married Darcy Sproul-Bolton (he died in the late 1930s) and finally in 1942 the artist, Sir Francis Rose (divorced 1949). In 1948 they visited Corsica where she lived the rest of her life

CARRINGTON, H

CARRINGTON, H E

CARRINGTON, Hereward

CARRINGTON, J F

CARRINGTON, James

CARRINGTON, Leonora
Painter & Writer. Friend of Max Ernst and moved with him to Paris to become a member of the Surrealist group. When the war came Ernst was interned by the French and she fled to Spain and had a breakdown. Ending up in Mexico, she married Chiqui Weisz, a Hungarian photographer. Lived in New York

CARRINGTON, Noel

CARRINGTON, Noel (or Nicholas ?) Thomas
Poet

CARRINGTON, Richard
Traveller and writer

CARROLL, Carstairs

CARROLL, George D

CARROLL, Gladys Hasty
Novelist & Children's Writer

CARROLL, James
Novelist

CARROLL, Jim
Poet, Musician & Diarist

CARROLL, Jock

CARROLL, John
Book Illustrator

CARROLL, Jonathan
Novelist, esp of Science Fiction. Lived in Vienna for 20 years

CARROLL, Kevin

CARROLL, Lewis
Novelist. Clergyman (ordained 1861)

CARROLL, M

CARROLL, Paul
Poet and Critic

CARROLL, Paul Vincent
Playwright. Moved to Glasgow in 1921 and taught at a school there until 1937 when he took up full-time writing. Married Helena Reilly in 1923. He died of a heart attack at Bromley in Kent

CARROLL, Ruth
Artist & Book illustrator

CARROLL, Stephen
Novelist

CARROLL, Susanna
Comic Playwright. Married Joseph Centlivre in 1707

CARROLL & GRAF PUBLISHERS INC
Publisher

CARROLL & NICHOLSON LTD
Publishers. At Tudor House, Princeton Street, Bedford Row, WC1 in 1950

CARROLL SOCIETY, The Lewis
Founded 1969. Acorns, Dargate, Nr Faversham, Kent ME13 9HG

CARROTT, Richard

CARRUTH, Hayden
Poet

CARRUTHERS, Alexander Douglas Mitchell

CARRUTHERS, Dr Robert
Biographer, Publisher and Editor, esp of Pope's work

CARRUTHERS, J N

CARRUTHERS, R G

CARRUTHERS, Sir Joseph

CARRUTHERS (Robert) & Sons
Publishers founded in 1817, specialising in literature concerning the highlands. At Bank Lane, Inverness in 1950

CARRUTHERS-GOULD, F
Illustrator

CARRYL, Charles Edward
NY Financier and writer of children's books in tradition of Lewis Carroll

CARRYL, Guy Wetmore
Writer of light verse. Son of C E Carryl

CARSE, A Duncan
Painter in oils & tempera

CARSE, Adam

CARSE, Alexander
Genre painter. He designed title pages and vignettes for editions of Burns and Schiller c1830

CARSE, R

CARSE, Roland

CARSON, Anne
Poet

CARSON, Anthony
Travel Writer

CARSON, Blanche M

CARSON, Ciaran
Poet, Novelist & Writer. Winner of 2003 Forward Prize for Poetry

CARSON, Claron
Poet

CARSON, Hank

CARSON, Hilda
Children's Writer

CARSON, J B

CARSON, James C L

CARSON, Kit (Christopher)
Frontier guide and soldier

CARSON, Michael
Novelist

CARSON, Patricia

CARSON, Rachel Louise
Writer and scientist. Chief editor of the US Govt Fish & Wildlife Service Publications dept

CARSON, Russell L

CARSON, Sally

CARSON, Thomas

CARSON, William

CARSTAIRS, Carroll
Poet

CARSTAIRS, Helen
Illustrator

CARSTAIRS, J

CARSTAIRS, John Paddy
Novelist

CARSTAIRS, R

CARSTENS, Henry

CARSTENSEN, A Riis

CARSWELL, Catherine Roxburgh
Novelist & Critic. In 1904 married Herbert Jackson. In 1905 she told him she was pregnant and he tried to kill her and spent the rest of his life in a mental hospital. In 1915 she married Donald Carswell. She was a close friend of D H Lawrence

CARSWELL, John

CARTARESCU, Mircea
Writer

CARTE, Thomas

CARTER, A C

CARTER, A C R

CARTER, Angela
Novelist. Married Paul Carter in 1960. Died of lung cancer

CARTER, Charlotte
Crime Novelist

CARTER, Cyril

CARTER, Dagny

CARTER, David Broadfoot
Illustrator and designer. Professional lithographer

CARTER, Diane
Novelist

CARTER, Elizabeth
Poet, Translator (she spoke French, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese & Arabic) & Letter Writer. Single

CARTER, Ella

CARTER, Ernestine Marie
Writer on fashion

CARTER, Forrest
Novelist

CARTER, Frederick
Book illustrator

CARTER, G G

CARTER, George R

CARTER, George Stuart

CARTER, Harry or Henry

CARTER, Howard
Archaeologist. Draughtsman and animal painter

CARTER, Huntly

CARTER, I

CARTER, James

CARTER, Jared
Poet

CARTER, Jimmy (James Earl)
39th President of USA, 1977-1981. Writer & Novelist

CARTER, John
Engraver

CARTER, John Franklin
Novelist & Biographer

CARTER, John Waynflete
Writer about books and book collecting. Bibliographer. With Graham Pollard, they exposed the literary forgeries of T J Wise in their 1934 book "An Enquiry into the Nature of 19thC Pamphlets"

CARTER, Lin (Linwood Vrooman)
Science Fiction Novelist

CARTER, Martin Wylde
Nationalist Poet. Jailed 1953 for protest against British rule. Later was Minister for Information & Culture for 3 years.

CARTER, Mary
Story writer

CARTER, Mary Elizabeth

CARTER, Matthew

CARTER , Nicholas
Historical Novelist

CARTER, Nick
Detective-cum-agent. The books were written by many different writers over the years.

CARTER, Owen Browne
Topographical draughtsman and architect. Worked mainly in Winchester

CARTER, P C

CARTER, Paul A

CARTER, Peter
Children's Writer, esp historical novels

CARTER, R A

CARTER, Reginald Arthur Lay
Black and white artist who contributed humorous illustrations to magazines betwen 1910 & 1913

CARTER, Robert
Novelist

CARTER, Robert

CARTER, Rubens Charles
Painter and comic draughtsman

CARTER, Samuel

CARTER, Samuel John
Animal painter and illustrator, esp for the Illustrated London News

CARTER, Stephen L
Black Novelist & Writer

CARTER, Thomas Francis

CARTER, Walter

CARTER, Youngman
Crime Novelist

CARTER, H S
Belfast publishers in the 1950s.

CARTERET, George

CARTERET, John Dunloe

CARTERET, John, Earl of Granville

CARTERET, P

CARTER-GILMOUR, S

CARTHEW, G A

CARTHEW, Thomas

CARTIER, Edd
Science Fiction artist

CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri
Photographer. With Robert Capa, David Seymour & George Rodger he founded the Magnum photo agency in 1947. Married Ratna Mohini, a Javanese dancer (divorced) and Martine Franck, also a photographer

CARTLAND, Mary Barbara Hamilton
Romantic novelist. Married Alexander McCorquodale in 1927, and then his cousin, Hugh McCorquodale in 1936. In the Guinness Book of Records as the most prolific living author - 723 titles with sales of 390 million. She claimed to dictate 23 books a year at her peak.

CARTLIDGE, Michell
Children's Writer & Illustrator

CARTMELL, Esme

CARTMILL, Cleve
Science Fiction Novelist

CARTON, James

CARTON, R C
Playwright, esp with his wife Katherine Mackenzie Compton

CARTON, Ronald Lewis

CARTONS of RAPHAEL d'URBINO

CARTOONS

CARTWRIGHT, A P

CARTWRIGHT, Anthony
Novelist

CARTWRIGHT, Edmund
Inventor of the power loom (1785)

CARTWRIGHT, Edmund
Inventor of the power loom in 1785. Poet

CARTWRIGHT, Elizabeth Penrose

CARTWRIGHT, George

CARTWRIGHT, H M

CARTWRIGHT, James Joel

CARTWRIGHT, Jim
Playwright

CARTWRIGHT, John
Writer & Reformer who espoused the causes of the annual ballots, male suffrage, slavery abolition, etc. Brother of Edmund Cartwright

CARTWRIGHT, John

CARTWRIGHT, Julia
Writer on Art and Art History, esp the Italian Renaissance. Novelist. Married Henry Ady in 1880

CARTWRIGHT, Justin
Novelist & Travel Writer. Resident in London

CARTWRIGHT, Reginald Ainsley
Book illustrator

CARTWRIGHT, Sir Fairfax Leighton

CARTWRIGHT, Stephen
Children's Book Illustrator. His trademark was a small yellow duck that appears somewhere in most of his pictures. Married Diana Maggs in 1976

CARTWRIGHT, William
Preacher, Dramatist & Poet

CARTY, James

CARUNUNGAN, Celso Al

CARUS, C G

CARUS, Paul

CARUS-WILSON, M

CARUS-WILSON, Mrs

CARUTHERS, W

CARUTHERS, William Alexander
Novelist

CARVAJAL, Micael or Miguel de
Dramatist

CARVALHO, Bernardo

CARVALHO, Mario de
Novelist. He was arrested, tortured and exiled (to France & Sweden) under the Salazar regime

CARVALHO, Solomon Nunes

CARVEL, J L

CARVER, Capt Jonathan
Explorer and Travel Writer who explored the interior of the United States and published the results

CARVER, Edward Killwick

CARVER, Martin
Archeologist

CARVER, Raymond
Poet & Short Story Writer. Alcoholic. Died of lung cancer. Lived with Tess Gallagher from 1979

CARVER Jnr, Norman Francis
Writer on Japanese and Mexican Architecture

CARVIC, Heron
Novelist & Actor

CARWAL LTD
Publishers founded in 1937, specialising in Bible story books for parents and children. At Grosvenor House, Manor Road, Wallington, Surrey in 1950

CARWELL, T

CARWITHEN, J B S

CARY, Alice
Writer of stories and Sketches. Sister of Phoebe Cary

CARY, Arthur Joyce Lunel
Novelist. 1913 joined Nigerian Political Service. Married Gertrude Ogilvie in 1916. Fought in the Nigerian regiment in WW1. Became a magistrate & executive officer in Nigeria.

CARY, Elizabeth Luther

CARY, Gillie

CARY, Henry Francis
Poet, Cleric & Translator

CARY, John
Cartographer & Publisher of maps in London

CARY, Lady Elizabeth, Viscountess Falkland
Playwright and Translator (she was self-taught in Latin, French, Spanish, Italian & Hebrew). Married Henry Cary 1602 when she was only 15. She became a Catholic and was abandoned by her husband, becoming poverty-stricken

CARY, M

CARY, M B

CARY, Phoebe
Poet. Sister of Alice Cary

CARY or CRARY, Mary

CARYL, John

CARYL, Valentine (Valentina Hawtrey)

CARYSFORT, The Earl of
Wealthy art collector who owned land south of Dublin, much of it being developed in the late 19thc - early 20thC as the city expanded

CASALI, Andrea
Artist

CASALI, Kim
Cartoonist. Self-taught artist, she travelled to Europe and the USA. Married Roberto Casalis in 1971 and they moved to live in England 1972. her eldest son Stefano took over the drawings after her death

CASALIS, Eugene

CASANELLES, E

CASANOVA DI SEINGALT, Giacomo Girolamo
Adventurer and Publicist. He became notorious throughout the court circles of Europe for his trickery and amoral adventures. He published several historical works in Italian and a novel in French

CASATI, Major Gaetano

CASAUBON, Meric

CASCALES Y MUNOZ, Jose

CASE, Arthur E

CASE, Brian
Novelist

CASE, David
Novelist

CASE, Frank

CASE, John
Thriller Novelist

CASE, Nora

CASE, Paul Foster

CASE, R H

CASE, Thomas

CASEMENT, Roger David
Irish Nationalist. While in the British consular service he exposed the ruthless exploitation of the people of the Belgian Congo and Peru, and for this he was knighted (degraded 1916). Homosexual. Executed by the British in Ireland

CASEWIT, Curtis W
Science Fiction Novelist

CASEY, John Dudley
Novelist, Short Story Writer & Critic

CASEY, John Keegan
Populist Poet. Arrested and imprisoned for Fenianism it was said that this experience weakened him and he died from a haemorrhage of the lungs

CASEY, Juanita
Short Story Writer, Poet & Novelist. Her mother was an Irish tinker who died giving birth to her. Her father, Jobey Smith, was an English Romany who disappeared when she was a year old. She was involved with the circus from an early age. Married three times

CASEY, Kevin
Novelist & Playwright. Married to the poet Eavan Boland

CASEY, Michael
Poet

CASEY, Philip
Poet and novelist

CASEY, R

CASEY, Robert Joseph
Writer & editor

CASEY, William Francis
Journalist, Novelist & Playwright

CASH, Steve
Fantasy Novelist

CASLER, Nelie Horton

CASLON, William
Printer. The first British typefounder of any renown. He married three times. His family carried on the business into the late 19thC when the last male Caslon died in 1873. The family foundry functioned under that name until 1937

CASO, A

CASON, Marjorie

CASONA, Alejandro
Playwright. Lived in exile in Argentina

CASPAR, Alberta

CASPARY, Vera
Thriller writer & Playwright. Married film producer I G Goldmsith

CASPER, Linda Ty
Historical Novelist

CASS, Frederick Charles

CASS, Joan Evelyn
Children's Writer

CASS, Lewis

CASS (Frank) & CO LTD
Publishers of old books in small new editions, founded in 1958 by Frank Cass

CASSADY, Neal
Writer. Friend of Jack Kerouac

CASSAN, Sarah
Poet. Married Stephen Cassan, a barrister

CASSAN, Stephen H

CASSANDRA
Journalist with the Daily Mirror from 1935

CASSELL, John
Publisher. A pioneer of cheap literature. Married into money. Quaker. Teetotaller

CASSELL & CO LTD
Publishers founded in 1848 by John Cassell. In 1852 at La Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill. At 37-38 St Andrews Hill, EC4 in 1950. At Artillery House, Artillery Row, SW1P 1RT in 1989. At Villiers House, 41-47 Strand, London WC2 in 1994. At 125 Strand, London WC2R 0BB in 1997. Branches in Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington & Toronto.

CASSELMAN, K L

CASSERLY, Capt Gordon

CASSEVILLE, Henry
Novelist

CASSIAN, Nina
Poet, children's writer and musical composer. Lived in New York since 1985

CASSIDY, Anthony James
Novelist

CASSIDY, Gerald
Illustrator

CASSIDY, Henry C

CASSIDY, James
Novelist. Also wrote history & verse as E M Story

CASSIDY, John
Poet. Lived in Bolton, Lancashire

CASSILL, Ronald Verlin
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CASSIN, Riccardo
Mountaineer

CASSIRER, Ernst
Neo-Kantian Philosopher. He left Hitler's Germany and went first to England, then Sweden and finally USA (1941)

CASSITY, Allen Turner
Poet

CASSOLA, Carlo
Novelist

CASSON, Lionel

CASSON, Sir Hugh Maxwell
Architect (since 1937) & prolific watercolour painter. designed three operas at Glyndebourne & three musicals in London

CASSON, Stanley
Archaeologist

CASSOU, Jean

CASTAIGNE, Andre
Novelist

CASTAING, Marcellin

CASTANEDA, Carlos
Writer & Anthropologist. Lived with the Yaqui Indians in Mexico for 5 years

CASTANIS, Christophorus Plato

CASTEELS, M

CASTELAR, Emilio

CASTELFRANCO, Giorgio

CASTELL, Robert

CASTELLAIN, Lois

CASTELLAN, A L

CASTELLANOS, Rosario
Novelist

CASTELLO, Jacopo da
Artist

CASTELLS, M

CASTELLUM HUTTONICUM

CASTELNAU, Michael de

CASTELO BRANCO, Camilo
Novelist

CASTERA, Jean Henri

CASTERET, Norbert
Writer on caves and caving

CASTERTON SCHOOL
Girls Public School in Carnforth, Lancashire founded in 1823

CASTI, John L

CASTIGATOR, John

CASTIGLIONE, Baldassare, Count

CASTILHO, Antonio Feliciano de
Poet. Almost totally blind from age of 6

CASTILHO, Paulo
Novelist

CASTILLA, Ethel

CASTILLEJO, Cristobal de
Poet. Cistercian monk

CASTILLEJO, Jose Luis

CASTILLO, Ana
Novelist

CASTILLO, Bernal Diaz del

CASTILLO, John

CASTILLO Y SOLORZANO, Alonso de
Novelist & Dramatist

CASTLE, Agnes

CASTLE, Egerton Smith
Novelist (4). Collaborated with his wife Agnes (c1860-1922) to write 35 romantic novels. They also wrote about their house and garden at Hindhead in Surrey. Expert fencer, about which he also wrote books

CASTLE, H G

CASTLE, Henry James

CASTLE, Lewis

CASTLE, T C H
Book Illustrator

CASTLE, Thomas

CASTLE, W E

CASTLE HOUSE PUBLICATIONS LTD
Publisher

CASTLE HOWARD

CASTLE PRESS
Publishers. At 50 Old Brompton Road, SW7 in 1950

CASTLE, LAMB & STORR
Booksellers in Salisbury Square, London in 19thC

CASTLEMAN, David Lee

CASTLEMAN, J B

CASTLEMAN, Riva

CASTLEMON, Harry

CASTLEREAGH, Viscount, 2nd Marquess of Londonderry

CASTLES of ENGLAND & WALES

CASTRO, Eugenio de
Poet

CASTRO, Rosalia de
Poet

CASTRO ALVES, Antonio de
Poet. Died of TB

CASTRO Y BELLVIS, Guillen de
Dramatist

CASWELL, John Edward

CAT & DOG

CATALOGUE

CATALOGUE'S of BOOK ILLUSTRATION

CATALOGUS BIBLIOTHECAE HARLEIANA

CATCHPOLE, Frederic T
Landscape and figure painter who worked in Chelsea from c1897 to 1940

CATCHPOLE, P A

CATCHPOLE, William Leslie
Writer of Boy's Stories

CATCHPOOL, Corder

CATERER & HOTELKEEPER
Weekly Periodical founded in 1878 or 1893

CATERERS' RECORD
Monthly trade magazine founded in 1919

CATERHAM SCHOOL
Public School in Surrey founded in 1811 for the education of the sons of Congregational ministers

CATESBY, Mark
Naturalist, Painter and Explorer who travelled extensively in the eastern United States 1710-26 studying the natural history

CATHCART, W H

CATHCART-JONES, Owen

CATHEDRAL RHYMES

CATHEDRALS of ENGLAND & WALES

CATHER, Willa Silbert
Novelist, Poet & Short Story writer. Died of a Cerebral haemorrhage

CATHERALL, Arthur
Prolific Writer of Boy's Stories

CATHERALL, Samuel

CATHERALL, Thomas

CATHERWOOD, Frederick
Architect and topographer. Tarvelled in Italy, Greece, Egypt and settled in New York 1836. He was lost on the steamer "Arctic" in 1854

CATHERWOOD, Mary Hartwell
Novelist

CATHIE (Kyle) LTD
Publisher

CATHOLIC

CATHOLIC BOOK CLUB

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LIBRARY
Founded in 1914
St Francis Friary, 47 Francis Street, London SW1P 1QR

CATHOLIC DIRECTORY

CATHOLIC FIRESIDE
Weekly magazine founded in 1879

CATHOLIC GAZETTE
Monthly Periodical founded in 1910

CATHOLIC HERALD
Weekly newspaper
At Herald House, Lamb's Passage, Bunhill Row, London EC1Y 8TQ in 1997

CATHOLIC TIMES, The
Magazine founded in 1859

CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY
Publishers founded in 1868. At 38-40 Eccleston Square, SW1 in 1950 & in 1994 & 192 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 1PD in 1996

CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY of IRELAND
Publishers founded in 1899. At Veritas House, 7-8 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin in 1950

CATHOLIC UNION of GREAT BRITAIN
Founded in 1872
St Maximilian Kolbe House, 63 Jeddo Road, London W12 9EE

CATHRALL, William

CATICH, Edward M

CATLEY, Bryan

CATLIN, George
Artist & Author. Lived with Indians in Middle West (1829-38), and in Central and South America

CATLING, B
Poet

CATNACH, James
Printer of Chapbooks in the Seven Dials district, round St Giles in the Fields, London. Son of John Catnach ?

CATNACH, John
Printer of Chapbooks at Berwick on Tweed and Newcastle, before moving his business to the Seven Dials district, round St Giles in the Fields, London

CATNATCH, James ('Jemmy')
Printer. Son of John Catnatch

CATON, John Dean

CATON, Reginald Ashley
Publisher who founded his own company Fortune & Merriman in London in 1924. It later became The Fortune Press

CATON-THOMPSON, G

CATROW, David
Illustrator of children's book

CATS, Jacob
Poet

CATT, D

CATTAFFI, Bartolo
Poet & Writer

CATTANEO, Raffaele or Raphael

CATTEAU-CALLERILLE, J P G

CATTELLE, W R

CATTERMOLE, Charles
Watercolourist & illustrator. Nephew of George Cattermole

CATTERMOLE, George
Watercolourist and illustrator

CATTERMOLE, Rev Richard
Topographical artist. Eldest brother of George Cattermole

CATTERSON, Albert
Illustrator who flourished in 1895-6

CATTON, Bruce
Historian of the American Civil War

CATTRICK, A

CATULLUS, Gaius Valerius
Poet

CAUDILL, Rebecca
Children's Writer

CAUDWELL, Christopher
Poet, Novelist & Marxist theorist who wrote books on technical subjects. Killed in Spain whilst serving with the International Brigade

CAUDWELL, Irene

CAUDWELL, Sarah
Pipe smoking Crime novelist. Daughter of writer Claude Cockburn & actress Jean Ross. Single. Died of cancer

CAUGHEY, John Walton

CAULEY, Harry
Novelist

CAULFIELD, James (Earl of Charlemont)

CAULFIELD, Richard

CAULFIELD, S F A

CAUMONT, Mary

CAUNITZ, William J

CAUNTER, C F

CAUNTER, Rev Hobart

CAUS, I de

CAUSEWAY, Michael Longley

CAUSEY, Andrew

CAUSLEY, Charles Stanley
Poet, Playwright & children's writer. Lived most of his life in Launceston

CAUSSIN, Nicholas

CAUTE, John David
Political historian, Novelist & Playwright

CAUTLEY, H M

CAUTLEY, Marjorie S

CAUTY, William

CAUX, J E de

CAUX, J W de

CAVAFY , Constantine Peter
Poet. Homosexual

CAVALCANTI, Guido
Poet. One of the Stilnovisti group

CAVALIERO, Glen
Poet & Critic

CAVALLO, Adolph S

CAVALLO, Tiberius

CAVAN, Arthur
Poet and boxer.Married Mina Loy 1918 Mysteriously disappeared in Mexico after losing to a local boxer.

CAVANAGH, David
Novelist

CAVANAH, Betty

CAVANAH, Frances

CAVANNA, Betty
Novelist & children's Writer

CAVE

CAVE, C J P

CAVE, E

CAVE, Edward
Publisher & printer at St John's Gate, Clerkenwell, London. Founder of The Gentleman's Magazine in 1731. A reserved and gouty gentleman of sedentary habits, who drank milk and water and played shuttlecock

CAVE, Emma
Novelist

CAVE, Hugh Barnett
Fantasy, Crime, Horror & Science Fiction Novelist, Short Story Writer and writer of non-fiction. His family moved Boston in the USA in 1914. He became a prolific writer of stories for pulp magazines, selling his first in 1929. He lived in Haiti and Jamaica, setting many of his stories there. He married twice

CAVE, J B

CAVE, Kathryn
Children's Writer

CAVE, Marie Elisabeth

CAVE, Nick
Rock musician, film actor & novelist

CAVE, Peter
Novelist

CAVE-BROWNE-CAVE, B W

CAVELER, William

CAVELL, Avril
Novelist

CAVENDISH

CAVENDISH, Capt A E J

CAVENDISH, George
Courtier and Writer

CAVENDISH, Henry
Chemist & Natural Philosopher who inherited great wealth. First weighed the earth in 1798

CAVENDISH, Lady Frederick
Wife of Lord Frederick Cavendish, the Chief Secretary for Ireland who was murdered in Phoenix Park, Daublin

CAVENDISH, Margaret

CAVENDISH, William, 1st Duke of Devonshire
Soldier and Politician. Created Duke of Devonshire 1694. Built the family home Chatsworth in Derbyshire

CAVENDISH, William, 6th Duke of Devonshire
Became the Duke in 1811. Bibliophile who extended considerably the library at Chatsworth

CAVENDISH, William, Marquis of Newcastle
Royalist Soldier. Wrote poems and plays and two books on horsemanship. Created Earl of Newcastle in 1628, and Duke of Newcastle in 1655. Married Margaret Lucas in 1640

CAVENDISH PUBLISHING
At The Glass House, Wharton St, London WC1X 9PX in 1997

CAVENEY, Philip
Novelist

CAVERN OF STROZZI, The

CAVFY, Constantin P
Poet

CAWEIN, Madison Julius
Poet who wrote more than 30 books

CAWSE, John
Portrait painter and caricaturist, esp political ones with an anit-Foxite boas between 1799 & 1801

CAWSTON, Arthur

CAWTHORN, George

CAXTON, William

CAXTON, William
Credited with introducing printing to England. Having learned printing in Cologne he set up his own press at Westminster in 1476. He probably printed the first known publications in the English language, although he printed his first book in English in Bruges. In total the press in London printed some 103 books.

CAXTON CLUB

CAXTON PRINTERS LTD
American publishers based in Caldwell, Idaho in 1963

CAXTON PRINTING OFFICE

CAXTON PUBLISHING CO LTD
Publishers founded in 1901. At Clun House, Surrey Street, London WC2 in 1950. At 44 Hill Street, Mayfair, London W1 in 1963

CAY, Nowell

CAYLEY, Arthur
Mathematician

CAYLEY, Cornelius

CAYLEY, George John

CAYLEY, Neville W

CAYLEY, Sir George
Scientist and pioneer of aeronautical science, building and flying a glider in 1808. By 1853 he had built and flown the first manned glider.

CAYLEY-WEBSTER, H

CAYME PRESS

CAYROL, Jean
Poet & Novelist

CAYZER, T S

CAZAC, Voran
Illustrator

CAZALIS, Maria
Poet who ran a bar called The Tabou in Paris

CAZOTTE, Jacques

CBD RESEARCH LTD
Publisher

CEBES

CECCHI, Emilio
Essayist and Critic

CECH, Svatopluk
Poet, Novelist & Dramatist

CECIL, Ernest
Novelist

CECIL, Henry
Novelist. Married Lettice Apperly in 1935 (died 1950) and Jeanne Ovenden in 1954

CECIL, Hugh

CECIL, K H D

CECIL, Lord (Edward Christian) David Gascoyne
Literary critic and biographer

CECIL, Robert
Poet

CECIL, Sabina

CECIL, The Hon Mrs Evelyn (Alicia Amherst)

CECIL HIGGINS ART GALLERY

CELA, Camilo Jose
Novelist. Nobel Prize 1989. He published about 70 books in total. In 1956 he moved to Mallorca, establishing a literary magazine Papeles de Son Armadans (1956-79). In 1996 he became Marquis of Iria Flavia. He married twice, 1944 Rosario Conde, and in 1991 Marina Castano

CELAN, Paul
Jewish Poet. Forced labour camp 1942-3. Died by drowning himself (suicide) in the River Seine, Paris

CELATI, Gianni
Novelist

CELAYA, Gabriel
Poet

CELBA, K

CELEBONOVIE, A

CELESIA, Dorothea

CELIERE, Paul

CELINE, Louis-Ferdinand
Novelist

CELL, G T

CELLI, Rose

CELLINI, Benvenuto
Goldsmith, Sculptor & Writer

CELTIC FAIRY TALES

CENDRARS, Blaise
Novelist, Poet & Traveller, esp in China and Russia

CENDRIEUX, Jehan
Novelist

CENLIVRE, Susannah
Dramatist & Poet, and acted on the stage. Married Mr Centlivre in 1706

CENSUS of ENGLAND & WALES

CENTAUR PRESS LTD
Publishers founded in 1954 by Jon Wynne-Tyson. At Fontwell, Arundel, Sussex, BN18 0TA in 1989 & in 1994

CENTENARY PRESS, The
Publishers of religious books, founded in 1931. Owned by Geoffrey Bles & Jocelyn Gibb. At 52 Doughty Street, WC1 in 1950

CENTRAL COUNCIL of PHYSICAL RECREATION
Founded in 1935. CCPR
Francis House, Francis Street, London SW1P 1DE

CENTRAL LANCASHIRE, University of
Founded in 1992. Preston PR1 2HE. In 1995-6 it had 13.856 FT students

CENTRAL NEWCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL
Girls Public School in Newcastle founded in 1895

CENTRE for the CHILDREN'S BOOK

CENTURY DICTIONARY ...

CENTURY GUILD HOBBY HORSE, The

CENTURY HUTCHINSON
Publishers. At 62 Chandos Place, WC2N 4NW in 1989. Set up by Anthony Cheetham, it was taken over by Random House UK Ltd in 1989

CENTURY MAGAZINE, The

CENTURY of THRILLERS, A

CENTURY PUBLISHING
See Century Hutchinson. Owned by Random House

CEOLFRITH PRESS
Publishers of poetry. At 17 Grange Terrace, Stockton Road, Sunderland in 1978

CERAM, C W

CERAVOLA, Joseph
Poet

CERCAS, Javier
Novelist, Short Story Writer & Essayist

CERDAN, Jean Paul, Comte de

CERESA, Francois
Novelist

CERF, Christopher

CERNUDA, Luis
Poet & Critic

CERRUTI, Henry

CERTAINE NEWES, The

CERTAINE SERMONDS

CERVANTES, Saavedra Miguel de
Novelist & Dramatist. Only two of his plays survive. Enlisted in the army of Philip II. Captured by Barbary pirates in 1575 he was ransomed in 1580. Back in Madrid he took up dreary administrative posts, was imprisoned for debt many times,

CESAIRE, Aime
Black Poet & Playwright

CESAREC, August
Novelist

CESARESCO, Countess Evelyn Martinegro

CESARIC, Dobrisa
Poet

CESAROTTI, Melchiorre
Poet & critic

CESBRON, Gilbert
Novelist, Essayist & Dramatist

CESCINSKY, Herbert

CESNOLA, A P di

CESNOLA, Gen Louis Palma di

CESPEDES, Alba de
Novelist

CESSOLIS, Jacobus

CETINA, Gutierre de
Poet and soldier

CEZANNE, Paul
Artist

CHABON, Michael
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CHABOT, Frederick Charles

CHACKO, David

CHACON GUTIERREZ, Dulce
Poet and Novelist. Died of cancer

CHADBOURN, Mark
Novelist

CHADBURN, Mabel

CHADWICK, Albert A

CHADWICK, Edwin

CHADWICK, Elizabeth
Best selling writer

CHADWICK, Enid M
Painted murals in churches, screen decorations and altar panels, and illustrated children's books

CHADWICK, Eoleen

CHADWICK, George F

CHADWICK, J N

CHADWICK, L M

CHADWICK, Mrs

CHADWICK, Oliver
Illustrator

CHADWICK, Paxton
Artist, Cartoonist & Designed. Illustrater of nature books

CHADWICK, Sir Charles

CHADWICK, W S

CHADWICK, Whitney
Art Critic & Novelist

CHADWICK, William

CHAEBE, Chinua
Novelist

CHAFFEE, Allen

CHAFFERS, William

CHAFFEY, M Ella
Children's Writer

CHAFIE, thomas

CHAFIN, William

CHAGALL, Marc
Artist. Spent most of his life in France & USA

CHAGAS, Frei Antonio das
Poet and Ascetic

CHAIKIN, Miriam

CHAILLE-LONG, Col Charles

CHAINED BOOKS

CHAINEY, Graham

CHAIR, Somerset de

CHAIRO, Joseph

CHAIS, Pamela
Novelist

CHAKRAVARTY, Amiya

CHAKRAVARTY, K K

CHALFOUN, Michelle
Novelist. Gave up her university studies to travel with a circus for 3 years

CHALK, Eliza

CHALK, Thomas

CHALKER, Jack L

CHALKLEY, Thomas
Quaker preacher and sea captain who published a journal of his adventures

CHALKLIN, C W

CHALLACOMBE, Jessie
Writer of children's fiction for the SPCK. Married William Challacombe in 1891

CHALLENER, T

CHALLENGE - The Good News Paper
Monthly newspaper
At Revenue Buildings, Chapel Road, Worthing, W Sussex BN11 1BQ in 1997

CHALLINOR, John

CHALLIS, Chris

CHALLIS, J

CHALLONER, Richard

CHALMERS, A K

CHALMERS, Alexander
Biographer. Married Elizabeth Gillett in 1783. His large library was sold at auction after his death

CHALMERS, Alexander

CHALMERS, Mary
Book illustrator & Author

CHALMERS, P M

CHALMERS, Patrick R

CHALMERS, Peter

CHALMERS, Robert
Novelist

CHALMERS, Thomas
Divine and Philosopher. He led the breakaway of the Free Church from the Church of Scotland in 1843 and became the first Principal of the Free Church College in the same year

CHALMERS-HUNT, J M

CHALON, Alfred Edward
Portrait and history painter, caricaturist

CHALON, John James
Landscape painter and caricaturist. Younger brother of A E Chalon

CHALON, Louis
Illustrator

CHALONER, David
Poet

CHALONER, John S
Children's Writer

CHALONER, Sir Thomas

CHALONER & FLEMING

CHALONER SMITH, John

CHALONS, Vincent Claude

CHAMALES, Tom
Novelist

CHAMBERLAIN, Arthur B

CHAMBERLAIN, Basil Hall

CHAMBERLAIN, Bernard Peyton

CHAMBERLAIN, Brenda

CHAMBERLAIN, Christopher
Freelance illustrator. Married Heather Copley

CHAMBERLAIN, D
Watercolourist and illustrator who worked in Glasgow from 1887 to 1914

CHAMBERLAIN, Diane
Novelist

CHAMBERLAIN, Elinor
Novelist

CHAMBERLAIN, Elwyn
Novelist

CHAMBERLAIN, Frederick

CHAMBERLAIN, George Agnew
Novelist & Writer

CHAMBERLAIN, Henry

CHAMBERLAIN, Houston Stewart
Writer on music, philosophy and history in German. Married Wagner's daughter. became a naturalized German

CHAMBERLAIN, Jacob Chester

CHAMBERLAIN, Lesley
Novelist

CHAMBERLAIN, Lesley
Writer

CHAMBERLAIN, Marcia

CHAMBERLAIN, Mrs E L

CHAMBERLAIN, Paul M

CHAMBERLAIN, Peter
Novelist

CHAMBERLAIN, Samuel
Illustrator

CHAMBERLAIN, W

CHAMBERLAYNE, Edward

CHAMBERLAYNE, John

CHAMBERLIN, Ethel Clere

CHAMBERLIN, Thomas Chamberlin

CHAMBERS, Abraham Henry

CHAMBERS, Aidan
Novelist (esp for children), Playwright, Educationalist & Critic of Children's Literature. Founded the Thimble Press and published a review of children's literature "Signal" with his American wife Nancy Lockwood (b1936)

CHAMBERS, Anne

CHAMBERS, Basil
Watercolour artist, advertising designer and illustrator

CHAMBERS, C G

CHAMBERS, Charles Haddon
Playwright. Came to England

CHAMBERS, David

CHAMBERS, Ephraim
Creator of an encyclopaedia. Quaker

CHAMBERS, George

CHAMBERS, George F

CHAMBERS, Peter
Crime Novelist. Chairman of the Crime Writers Association 1984-5

CHAMBERS, Philip
Writer of Boy's Stories

CHAMBERS, Raymond Wilson
Scholar

CHAMBERS, Robert
Poet, Essayist, Scientist & Publisher. Set up a bookstall in Edinburgh 1818, and in 1819, with his brother William, set up the publishing firm of W & R Chambers

CHAMBERS, Robert

CHAMBERS, Robert William
Novelist, Painter and Illustrator

CHAMBERS, Sir Edmund Kerchever
Authority on Shakespeare and the history of the stage

CHAMBERS, Sir William
Architect & Landscape Gardener. designed Somerset House and the Pagoda in Kew Gardens

CHAMBERS, Violet

CHAMBERS, W

CHAMBERS, William

CHAMBERS, William
Publisher, Printer and Bookseller with his brother Robert

CHAMBERS, William

CHAMBERS (William & Robert) Ltd
Publishers founded in 1832 by brothers William & Robert Chambers. At 38 Soho Square, W1 & Thistle Street, Edinburgh in 1950. At 43 Annandale Street, Edinburgh, EH7 4AZ in 1989. At 24 Great Titchfield St, London W1P 7AD in 1997

CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL

CHAMBER'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA

CHAMBER'S JOURNAL

CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL
Magazine founded in 1832 in Edinburgh by William & Robert Chambers, and published until 1938 or 1956

CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL of POPULAR LITERATURE, SCIENCE and the ARTS

CHAMBERS'S LONDON JOURNAL

CHAMBLISS, J E

CHAMBRAY, Roland Freart, Sieur de

CHAMEROVZOF, Louis Alexis

CHAMFORT, Sebastien-Roch Nicolas
Moralist & publicist

CHAMIER, Frederick
Novelist

CHAMISSO, Adalbert von
Poet & Botanist

CHAMOISEAU, Patrick
Writer and Novelist

CHAMOT, Mary

CHAMPAIGNE, Philippe de
Artist

CHAMPION, Miles
Poet

CHAMPION, Sarah

CHAMPION, Selwyn Gurney

CHAMPION (or Evening Advertiser), The

CHAMPION ANNUAL for BOYS

CHAMPION DE CRESPIGNY, Sir Claude

CHAMPION the WONDER HORSE

CHAMPION, The

CHAMPKIN, Peter
Poet

CHAMPLAIN, Samuel de
Explorer esp in Canada

CHAMPLEURY
Novelist

CHAMPLIN, John Denison

CHAMPNEY, E W

CHAMPNEY, Lizzie (Elizabeth) Williams
Children's Writer

CHAMPNEYS, Arthur C

CHAMPNEYS, Basil
Architect

CHAMSON, Andre
Novelist & Essayist

CHAN TOON, Mabel

CHANCE, Edgar P

CHANCE, James Frederick

CHANCE, John Newton
Writer of Boy's Stories & Novelist, esp science fiction

CHANCELLOR, E Beresford

CHANCELLOR, F B

CHANCELLOR PRESS
At 81 Fulham Road, London SW3 6RB in 1997

CHANCERY LAW PUBLISHING LTD
Publisher

CHAND, Meira
Novelist. Swiss mother Indian father. Has lived in Kobe, Japan since 1962

CHAND, Prem
Shortstory writer and novelist in Hindi. Originally wrote in Urdu

CHANDLER, Alfred
Illustrator

CHANDLER, Arthur Bertram
Science Fiction Novelist

CHANDLER, Bruce
Book illustrator

CHANDLER, Cynthia Ann
Freelance artist and portrait painter

CHANDLER, David Geoffrey
Military Historian and Biographer

CHANDLER, E

CHANDLER, Francis W

CHANDLER, George

CHANDLER, Glenn
Novelist who created the TV character Taggart

CHANDLER, John Westbrooke

CHANDLER, Joseph Everett

CHANDLER, Lloyd H

CHANDLER, Louisa

CHANDLER, M E J

CHANDLER, Mary
Poet. She ran a millinery shop in Bath from 1705 to 1740

CHANDLER, R

CHANDLER, Raymond Thornton
Novelist & Crime novelist. Attended Dulwich College at same time as P G Wodehouse. Creator of Philip Marlowe.
Married Pearl Bowen in 1924 (died 1954) who was 17 years older than him

CHANDLER, Richard

CHANDLER, Roland M
Illustrator

CHANDLER, Samuel
A bookseller at the Poultry in London

CHANDLER, William

CHANDLER SOCIETY, The Raymond
6 Barkers Road, Nether Edge, Sheffield S7 1SE

CHANDLESS, William

CHANDOS, Fay
Romantic Novelist

CHANDOS, John

CHANDRA, Dr Moti

CHANDRA, Vikram
Novelist. Lives in USA

CHANDRA DEY, Sri Mukul

CHANEY, C A

CHANEY, H J

CHANG, Iris Shun-Ru
Historian. Married Brett Douglas, an engineer. A sufferer from depression, she committed suicide

CHANG, Jung
Novelist/Writer who came to Britain in 1978. Married to Jon Halliday

CHANG, K C

CHANG, Lan Samantha
Novelist

CHANG, Pe-Chin

CHANG, S

CHANLER, William Astor

CHANNEL ISLANDS

CHANNING, William Ellery
Poet. Married Ellen Fuller in 1842. Nephew of W E Channing

CHANNING, William Ellery
Writer. Uncle of William Ellery Channing

CHANNING SCHOOL
Girls Public School in London N6 founded in 1885

CHANNON, Ethel Mary
Children's Writer & Novelist. Married Francis Channon in 1904

CHANNON, Sir Henry "Chips"

CHANSITOR PUBLICATIONS LTD

CHANSLOR, Roy
Novelist

CHANT, A G

CHANT, L Ormiston
Poet

CHANTER, Charlotte

CHANTER, John Roberts

CHANTICLEER

CHAN-TOON, Mrs M
Little is known about her. She married c1893 San Htun Aung (a Burmese barrister) and lived in Rangoon. Later Married a man called Woodhouse-Pearse

CHANTREY, Sir Francis

CHANTREY BEQUEST
Founded in 1875. Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1V 0DS

CHAPBOOK, The
Literary periodical published 1913-14 & 1919-1925

CHAPBOOKS
The best collections are in the British Museum, Bodleian Library & Cambridge University Library. Harvard College Library has a fine collection

CHAPEL, C E

CHAPELLE, Claude Emmanuel Luillier
Poet

CHAPELLE, Howard Irving

CHAPIN, Anna Alice

CHAPIN, E H

CHAPIN, Frederick Hastings

CHAPIN, Harold
Playwright & Actor. Brought to England 1888. Joined the army and was killed in France in WW1

CHAPIN, Helen B

CHAPIN, J P

CHAPIN, Katherine G

CHAPIN, W W

CHAPIN, Will E

CHAPIN, Willis

CHAPLET of PEARLS, A

CHAPLIN, Mrs M A

CHAPLIN, Patrice
Novelist & Screenwriter

CHAPLIN, Prescott

CHAPLIN, Sid
Novelist & Poet

CHAPMAN, Capt E F
Amateur illustrator who travelled to Asia on the Yakund Expedition in 1874 and his skecthes appeared in the Illustrated London News

CHAPMAN, Charles Henry
Illustrator. Drew the Billy Bunter stories in the Magnet from 1911 to 1939, with Leonard Shields. Also in the books 1955-65

CHAPMAN, Clare
Poet

CHAPMAN, Constance Elizabeth
Children's Writer

CHAPMAN, D H

CHAPMAN, Dorothy
Illustrator for Baby Puffin series and Transatlantic Arts

CHAPMAN, E J

CHAPMAN, Elizabeth Rachel
Poet

CHAPMAN, Frank M

CHAPMAN, Frederic

CHAPMAN, Frederick
Book Illustrator

CHAPMAN, Frederick Spencer
Traveller, Mountaineer, Guerilla leader & Writer. An orphan, he was brought up in the Lake District. Committed suicide

CHAPMAN, Gaynor
Freelance artist from 1960

CHAPMAN, George
Poet & Dramatist. Translator of The Iliad and The Odyssey

CHAPMAN, George

CHAPMAN, George R
Portrait painter who sometimes illustrated books

CHAPMAN, Guy
Historian of Modern French History & Biographer. Manager of Knopf's London office for some years with Storm Jameson

CHAPMAN, Harry
Thriller writer

CHAPMAN, Hester

CHAPMAN, Hester W

CHAPMAN, James

CHAPMAN, Jean

CHAPMAN, John
Publisher who owned a London bookshop in The Strand in mid-19thC

CHAPMAN, John G
Writer and Illustrator

CHAPMAN, John Jay
Literary Critic, Translator & Essayist

CHAPMAN, Maria Weston
Abolitionist against slavery. Editor of the Liberator

CHAPMAN, Mary F
Novelist.

CHAPMAN, Max
Illustrator

CHAPMAN, Olive Murray
Explorer, Artist & Writer, esp about the Arctic

CHAPMAN, Peggy
Illustrator

CHAPMAN, R L

CHAPMAN, Robert

CHAPMAN, Robert W
Worked for the Oxford University Press 1920-42. Expert on the novels of Jane Austen and Anthony Trollope

CHAPMAN, Robin

CHAPMAN, Stanley David
Industrial Historian

CHAPMAN, T A

CHAPMAN, Thomas

CHAPMAN, Valentine Jackson
Marine Botanist

CHAPMAN, Vera
Novelist. She didn't start writing until the age of 65. Married Charles Chapman in 1924

CHAPMAN, Wilbert M

CHAPMAN & HALL LTD
Publishers founded in 1830 at 186 The Strand by William Hall and Edward Chapman and later 193 Piccadilly
37 - 39 Essex Street, Strand, WC2 in 1950. At 11 New Fetter Lane, EC4P 4EE in 1989. At 2-6 Boundary Row, London SE1 in 1994 & 1997

CHAPMAN (Paul) PUBLISHING LTD
Publisher

CHAPMAN, Geoffrey
Publishers. At Artillery House, Artillery Row, SW1P 1RT in 1989. At 125 Strand, London WC2R 0BB in 1997

CHAPMANS PUBLISHERS

CHAPONE, Hester
Poet & Prose Writer. Married John Chapone in 1760 (he died within a year of their marriage)

CHAPPE d'AUTOROCHE, J
Died from a disease in California with the rest of his expedition

CHAPPEL, Thomas

CHAPPELL, Frederick Davis
Novelist, Short Story Writer, Poet & Critic

CHAPPELL, Henry
Poet

CHAPPELL, Jennie

CHAPPELL, Kingsley

CHAPPELL, Lieut Edward

CHAPPELL, T J H

CHAPPELL, Warren

CHAPPELL, William

CHAPPELL, William Evelyn
Designer of scenery and costume for the ballet. Director of plays and reviews in London. Illustrator

CHAPPEZEAU, Samuel
Dramatist & Novelist

CHAPTAL, Jean Antoine, Comte de Chanteloupe
Chemist

CHAPUIS, Alfred

CHAPYGIN, A
Novelist

CHAR, Rene
Poet

CHARACTERISTIC SKETCHES

CHARBONNEAU, Louis Henry
Science Fiction Novelist

CHARBONNEAUX, Jean

CHARCOT, Jean B

CHARD, Victor

CHARDIN, Jean (Sir John)
Writer & Traveller

CHARDIN, Pierre Teilhard de
Religious writer. Jesuit

CHARDIN, Robert Sterling

CHARDONNE, Jacques
Novelist & Essayist

CHARITINA, Sister Mary

CHARITY SCHOOLS

CHARKIN, Paul
Science Fiction Novelist

CHARLES, Beatrice Ethel

CHARLES, C J

CHARLES, D

CHARLES, Edward

CHARLES, Elizabeth Rundle
Novelist & Poet. 1851 married Andrew Paton Charles

CHARLES, F W B

CHARLES, Franklin

CHARLES, Gerda
Novelist & Critic

CHARLES, HRH, Prince of Wales

CHARLES, J B

CHARLES, James Henry
Artist

CHARLES, Janet
Children's Writer

CHARLES, Kate
Crime Novelist. Lives in England

CHARLES, Martin
Novelist

CHARLES, Peter
Crime Novelist

CHARLES, Robert H

CHARLES, Rollo

CHARLES, Will

CHARLES, William
A publisher and bookseller in Philadelphia. He put out many pirated (from Britain) editions of juvenile books

CHARLES, William
Caricaturist who worked in England 1803-4 and drew anti-British satires in the Anglo-American War of 1812.

CHARLES & CHARLOTTE

CHARLES & SON LTD
Publishers of educational and kindergarten books, founded in 1890. At Woodbridge House, Clerkenwell Green, EC1 in 1950 & 1963

CHARLES I, King of England
Executed

CHARLESTON, Robert Jesse
Writer on antiques and Glass

CHARLESWORTH, J K

CHARLESWORTH, Maria Louisa
Novelist of evangelical children's books. Self educated. Single

CHARLESWORTH, Monique
Novelist

CHARLESWORTH & WILES LTD
Publishers of medical books. At 356-8 Kilburn High Road, NW6 in 1950

CHARLETON, A G

CHARLETON, R J

CHARLETON, Walter

CHARLEVOIX, Pierre Francois Xavier de

CHARLEY, Fleur

CHARLEY, Sir William T

CHARLIP, Remy
Children's Writer & Illustrator

CHARLOT, Edmond
Bookseller and publisher

CHARLOT, Jean
Writer on Art, Archaeology, Poet and Playwright

CHARLTON, Edward William
Landscape painter who worked at Ringwood, Hants 1890-9 and at Lymington

CHARLTON, George
Poet

CHARLTON, George
Landscape painter and illustrator

CHARLTON, Gertrude
Portrait painter and illustrator of children's books

CHARLTON, Henry Buckley

CHARLTON, Jasper

CHARLTON, John
Animal and battlescene painter, and illustrator. Worked for The Graphic from 1876 and drew for the Egyptian Campaign in 1882

CHARLTON, Lionel

CHARLTON, Michael Alan
Book illustrator, esp of children's books

CHARLTON, Moyra
Children's Writer

CHARLTON, Robert M

CHARMOUTH
Town in Dorset

CHARNAS, Suzy McKee
Chidlren's Writer and Science Fiction/Fantasy Novelist

CHARNAY, Desire

CHARNLEY, William
A Newcastle bookseller in the 18thC. He was succeeded by his son Emerson

CHARNOCK, John

CHARNOCK, Richard Stephen

CHARQUES, Dorothy
Novelist

CHARRIERE, Henri
Writer. In 1931 sentenced to life imprisonment for murder, with no hope of remission, in the prison sttlements of French Guiana. Finally escaped from Devil's Island to Venezuele where he settled.

CHARSLEY, F A

CHART

CHART, D A

CHARTERHOUSE
Public School at Godalming in Surrey. Founded in 1611 in a former Carhusian monastery in the City of London from money donated by Thomas Sutton, Tudor merchant and userer. Moved to Surrey 1872

CHARTERIS, Evan

CHARTERIS, Hugo
Novelist & Children's Writer. Lived in Sutherland

CHARTERIS, Leslie
Novelist. Son of a Chinese surgeon & English mother. Naturalised American 1946. Married four times : Pauline Schishkin 1931 (divorced 1937), Barbara Meyer 1938 (divorced 1943), Elizabeth Borst 1943 (divorced 1951) and Audrey long in 1952

CHARTERS of the CITY of LONDON

CHARTIER, Alain
Poet & Prose Writer

CHARTRES, Anita Vivanti
Novelist, Actress, Singer & Poet. Married American journalist, John Chartres in 1892

CHARTRES, J A

CHARUSHIN, E

CHARYN, Jerome
Novelist, Short Story Writer & Screenwriter

CHASE, Ernest Dudley

CHASE, F E

CHASE, George H

CHASE, Gilbert

CHASE, Ilka
Novelist & Writer of autobiobiographical works. Her mother, Edna Woolman Chase edited Vogue Magazine

CHASE, J Smeaton

CHASE, James Hadley
Novelist of crime stories

CHASE, Jessie
Writer and artist

CHASE, Joan
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CHASE, Linda

CHASE, Mary

CHASE, Mary Coyle
Playwright & Children's Writer. Of Irish Parentage. Married Robert Lamont Chase 1928

CHASE, Mary Ellen
Novelist, Essayist & Children's Writer

CHASE, Owen
He was the First Mate on the Whale Ship the Essex

CHASE, Phyllis
Designed many of Enid Blyton's earlier jacket covers, esp Child Whispers in 1922

CHASE, Rhoda
Book Illustrator

CHASE, Richard

CHASE, Stuart
Writer on the effects of the machine age

CHASEMORE, A

CHASEMORE, Archibald
Cartoonist for Punch c1868 to 1901

CHASE-RIBOUD, Barbara
Novelist

CHASSE, Charles

CHASTAIN, Thomas
Crime Novelist

CHASTEL, Andre

CHASTELLUX, Francois Jean, Marquis de
Soldier

CHATEAUBRIAND, Vicomte Francois Rene de
Writer, Traveller & Diplomat. In 1791 he went to the United States, returned to Paris & was exiled in England. The Society of Antiquaries employed him to decipher early French manuscripts, thus saving him from financial hardship

CHATEAUBRIANT, Alphonse de
Novelist

CHATEAUVIEUX, F L

CHATELAIN, Heli

CHATELAIN, J B

CHATELAIN, Madame Clara de
Author & Composer

CHATELET, Albert

CHATERSON LTD
Publishers founded in 1939. At 5 Johnson's Court, Fleet Street, EC4 in 1950

CHATFIELD, C

CHATFIELD, Mark

CHATHAM
Town in Kent

CHATLEY, Herbert

CHATTAWAY, Joseph

CHATTERBOX ANNUAL

CHATTERBOX LIBRARY

CHATTERING JACK

CHATTERJEE, Debjani
Poet & Children's Writer. Lives in England

CHATTERJEE, Upamanyu
Novelist

CHATTERTON, E

CHATTERTON, Edward Keble
Writer about the sea, esp of Boy's Adventure stories

CHATTERTON, Frederick

CHATTERTON, George Edward
Artist, Cartoonist & Photographer

CHATTERTON, Henrietta Georgiana Marcia (Lady Chatterton)
Novelist & Artist. Privately educated. Married Sir William Abraham Chatterton when she was 17, and after his death married Edward Heneage Dering (1859). 1875 - converted to Catholicism

CHATTERTON, Thomas
Poet who tried to pass his writings off as newly discovered ancient manuscripts. In 1768-9 he produced the Rowley MS as an original. When it was found to be a forgery he committed suicide by taking poison (arsenic) or an overdose of drugs

CHATTO, William Andrew

CHATTO & WINDUS
Publishers founded in 1853. At 111 St Martin's Lane, Charing Cross, London WC in 1901. At 40 - 42 William IV Street, WC2 in 1950. 30 Bedford Square, WC1B 3RP in 1989. At 20 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 2SA in 1997 & 2001

CHATTOCK, Richard S

CHATTOPADHYAYA, Kamaladevi

CHATWIN, Bruce
Novelist & Travel writer. Bisexual. Started as a porter at Sotheby's and rose to be a director. Married Elizabeth Chanler in mid-60s. Died of Aids

CHATWYN, Alys

CHATZIDAKIS, Manolis

CHAUCER, Daniel

CHAUCER, Eve

CHAUCER, Geoffrey

The first great English Poet, the father of English Poetry (Dryden). Married Philippa de Roet c 1366. Page at court to Elizabeth, Countess of Ulster. Squire and apprentice knight serving in France with Edward III. Controller of the Wool Custom in London 1374-86. In Parliament as Knight of Kent. Royal Clerk of Works under Richard II. Buried in Westminster Abbey

CHAUDHURI, Amit
Novelist

CHAUDHURI, K N

CHAUDHURI, Nirad C
Bengali journalist & broadcaster

CHAUDON, Louis Mayeul la

CHAUDRON, A De V

CHAUNCY, Charles

CHAUNCY, Nancen Beryl Masterman
Children's Writer. Emigrated from England to Tasmania as a achild

CHAUNCY, Sir Henry

CHAUNDLER, Christine
Writer of girls stories

CHAUNDY, T

CHAUVELOT, Robert

CHAUVENET, W

CHAUVIN, Remy

CHAVARRIA, Daniel
Crime Novelist. Lives in Cuba

CHAVASSE, Dr Pye Henry
Writer of advice books for women

CHAVCHAVADZE, Paul
Novelist

CHAVEZ, Denise
Novelist

CHAYEVSKY, Paddy
Playwright & Novelist

CHAYTOR, H J

CHAZAL, Malcom de
Prose Writer. Living in semi-isolation on the island of Mauritius he initiated himself into the occult relationships between nature and the senses

CHBOSKY, Stephen
Novelist & Film maker

CHEADLE, Frances
Novelist. Married to D P McGuire

CHEADLE, Walter Butler
Physician and Travel Writer. Went on William Fitzwilliam's expedition to Western Canada in 1862

CHEADLE HULME SCHOOL
Public School in Cheshire founded in 1855

CHEAL, H

CHEAP, Eliza

CHEAR, Abraham
Puritan Writer of poems for children

CHEDDAR

CHEEK, Mavis
Novelist & Short Story Writer

CHEEK, Melvina
Book illustrator & artist

CHEEM, Aliph

CHE'ENG-EN, Wu
Poet

CHEERFUL CHERRY

CHEERY CHICKS BOOK

CHEESE, Chloe
Book illustrator

CHEESEMAN, Clara

CHEESEMAN, R E

CHEESEMAN, T F

CHEESEMAN, Thomas

CHEETHAM, Anthony
Science Fiction Novelist

CHEETHAM, Francis

CHEETHAM, John Frederick
Mill owner in Manchester who built the Astley Cheetham Hall Art Gallery and Library in Stalybridge

CHEETHAM, Robert Farren

CHEEVER, Benjamin Hale
Novelist. Son of John Cheever

CHEEVER, Ezekiel
Went to America in 1637 and became a schoolteacher

CHEEVER, George B

CHEEVER, John
Novelist and short story writer. Alcoholic, homosexual & manic depressive

CHEEVER, Rev Henry T

CHEEVER, Susan
Novelist & Biographer. Daughter of John Cheever

CHEKE, Marcus

CHEKE, Sir John
Classical scholar

CHEKE, V

CHEKOV, CHEKHOV or TCHEKHOV, Anton
Dramatist and short story writer. Married Olga Knipper 1901. Died of TB

CHELL, Mary
Artist and author

CHELLIS, Mary Dwinell
Writer for the National Temperance Society in the USA

CHELSEA

CHELSEA ARTS CLUB
Founded in 1891. At 143 Old Church Street, London SW3 6EB

CHELSEA HOSPITAL

CHELSEA PHYSIC GARDEN

CHELSUM, James

CHELTENHAM

CHELTENHAM COLLEGE
Public School in Gloucestershire founded in 1841

CHELTENHAM LADIES' COLLEGE
Girls Public School in Gloucestershire founded in 1853

CHELYUSKIN

CHEMICAL PUBLISHING CO INC
American publishers on Fifth Avenue, New York in 1963

CHEMIST & DRUGGIST
Weekly journal founded in 1859

CHEN, Jack
Cartoonist, Caricaturist, Illustrator & Writer. came to britain in the 1930s

CHENAULT, Nell

CHENEDOLLE, Charles-Julien de
Poet

CHENEVIX, R

CHENEY, C R

CHENEY, Ednah D

CHENEY, John
Printer in Banbury, Oxfordshire from 1767

CHENEY, Leopold Alfred
Cartoonist, Caricaturist & Illustrator

CHENEY, O H

CHENEY, S

CHENEY, Sheldon

CHENG, Ah
Novelist

CHENIER, Andre Marie de
Poet. Most of his work published posthumously in 1819. Guillotined during the last days of the Terror

CHENIER, Marie-Joseph-Blaise
Dramatist

CHENNELIS, Ellen

CHENY, Edward

CHEPHAN, Robert Cottam

CHEPMAN, Walter
Set up the first Scottish press in 1507 in Edinburgh, with Andro Myllar

CHEPSTOW
Town in Monmouthshire

CHEPSTOW, Peter
Novelist

CHERBULIEZ, Victor

CHERBURY, Edward Lord Herbert

CHERET, Jules
Illustrator and poster designer. Worked in England 1856-1866 before returning to France to establish his own lithographic works. A Major figure in the birth of pictorial advertising

CHERMAYEFF, Ivan
Founder, with Tom Gesimar, of the Chermayeff & Geismar design practice in New York in 1956. They Specialised in posters, book jackets, corporate identity and public art.

CHERNAIK, Judith
Poet & Novelist

CHERNIN, Kim`

CHERNOFF, Maxine
Poet & Novelist

CHERNYSHEVSKY, Nikolay Gavrilovich
Critic & Novelist

CHERONNET, Louis

CHERRIE, G K

CHERRINGTON, Bet

CHERRINGTON, Clare
Poet

CHERRY, Andrew
Dramatist & Song Writer

CHERRY, G E

CHERRY, George L

CHERRY, J L

CHERRY, Kelly
Novelist, Poet and Short Story Writer

CHERRY, Mary G

CHERRY-GARRARD, Apsley G B
Polar explorer

CHERRYH, C J
Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelist

CHESBRO, George Clark
Novelist of crime and mystery

CHESHER, Kim
Children's Historical Novelist

CHESHER, V M

CHESHIRE
English County

CHESHIRE, F R

CHESHIRE LIFE
Monthly Periodical founded in 1934

CHESKA, Anna
Novelist

CHESKIN, Louis

CHESNEY, J Portman

CHESNEY, Lieut-Col Francis Rawdon

CHESNEY, Sir George Tomkins
Novelist

CHESNEY, Weatherby

CHESNEZ, Baroness E Martineau des

CHESNUT, Mary Boykin
Diarist of the American Civil War

CHESNUTT, Charles Waddell
Novelist. Black

CHESS BOOKS : 15thC to 20thC

CHESS BOOKS 1749-1875

CHESSON, Gordon

CHESSON, Nora
Poet, Novelist, Children's Writer and Sketch Writer. Married Wilfrid H Chesson in 1901. She died of puerperal fever after giving birth

CHESSON, Wilfrid Hugh
Literary Critic & Novelist (2 published in the 1890s). Married to Nora Chesson

CHESTER

CHESTER, A

CHESTER, George Randolph
Novelist, Film Writer and Short Story Writer. Married Elizabeth Bethermel and then Lillian De Remo

CHESTER, Laura
Poet

CHESTER, Norley

CHESTER, Tessa Rose
Poet & Art Historian

CHESTER PLAY of the DELUGE

CHESTERFIELD, 4th Earl of (Philip Dormer Stanhope)
Statesman, Orator & Man of Letters. Succeeded to the title and estates on the death of his father in 1726

CHESTERFIELD TRAVESTIE

CHESTERMAN, Hugh
Edited the children's annual Merry-Go-Round 1924-30. Poet, Playwright & illustrator

CHESTERTON, Frances
Poet

CHESTERTON, George Laval

CHESTERTON, Gilbert Keith
Essayist, Novelist, and poet. Became a Catholic in 1922. Also a competent amateur artist who illustrated several books by Hilaire Belloc. Married Frances Blogg in 1901. From 1909 to 1935 he lived at Overroads in Beaconsfield

CHESTERTON, Mrs Cecil (Ada Elizabeth Jones)
Writer. Married Cecil Chesterton (Brother of G K) in 1917. He died in 1918. She travelled widely. She founded Cecil Houses, which provided homes and support for homeless women

CHESTERTON, Raymond Wilson
Cartoonist, Illustrator, Designer and Writer

CHESTERTON SOCIETY, The
Founded 1964. 11 Lawrence Leys, Bloxham, Nr Banbury, Oxfordshire OX15 4NU

CHESTNUTT, Charles V

CHESTON, Charles

CHESTOR, Rui

CHESWORTH, Frank
Prolific illustrator in the 1890s

CHETHAM, Humphrey

CHETHAM, James

CHETHAM'S SCHOOL of MUSIC
Public School in Manchester founded in 1653

CHETHAM-STRODE, Warren
Novelist, playwright and scriptwriter

CHETTLE, George H

CHETTLE, Henry
Dramatist

CHETWODE, Penelope
Writer. Wife of John Betjeman

CHETWODE, Penelope
Travel Writer. Married to John Betjeman

CHETWOOD, William Rufus
A London bookseller who fled to Dublin to escape creditors and became Thomas Sheridan's stage manager

CHETWYND-HAYES, Ronald
Science Fiction Novelist & Ghost Story Writer. Single. Died of bronchial pneumonia

CHEVALIER, J B Le

CHEVALIER, Jean

CHEVALIER, Tracy

CHEVALIER, Tracy
Novelist. Lived in England since 1984.

CHEVALLIER, Gabriel
Novelist

CHEVALLIER, Rev C H

CHEVINS, Hugh Terry
Muralist, Portrait Painter and Book Illustrator

CHEVREUL, Michel-Eugene

CHEW, Beverly
Bibliophile

CHEYNE, Thomas Kelly
Biblical critic

CHEYNEY, Lavell
Novelist of westerns

CHEYNEY, Peter
Novelist and Crime novelist. Badly wounded at the 2nd Battle of the Somme in WW1

CHEYNEY-COKER, Syl
Poet

CHIABRERA, Gabriello
Lyric poet and satirist

CHIANG, Hsui-feng

CHIARELLI, Renzo

CHIARI

CHIARI, Joseph
Poet & Writer. Came to Scotland as Free French Envoy for Information and was later Consul in Edinburgh.

CHIBBETT, D

CHICAGO

CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE

CHICAGO TIMES, The

CHICAGO TRIBUNE, The

CHICANOT, E L
Story writer

CHICHELE, Henry

CHICHESTER

CHICKERING, Mrs Francis E

CHICK'S OWN ANNUAL

CHIDESTER, Ann
Novelist

CHIDGEY, Catherine
Novelist

CH'IEN, Hsiao

CHIGGIO, E

CHIGNELL, Arthur Kent
Priest of a mission to New Guinea

CHIGNELL, Robert

CHIGWELL SCHOOL
Public School in Essex founded in 1629 by Samuel Harsnett, Archbishop of York

CHILD, Charles
Illustrator

CHILD, Charles B
Short Story Writer for magazines, but his detective stories were never collected in book form

CHILD, Drusilla Mary

CHILD, E

CHILD, Francis James
Philologist and Collector of ballads

CHILD, Greg
Mountaineer

CHILD, Heather
Calligrapher and Writer

CHILD, Isabella

CHILD, Lauren
Children's Writer

CHILD, Lee
Crime Novelist

CHILD, Lydia Maria
Novelist and Campaigner against slavery. Edited the Juvenile Miscellany from 1826

CHILD, Mrs

CHILD, Peter

CHILD, Philip
Novelist & Poet

CHILD, Richard Washburn
Novelist & Diplomat

CHILD, Sir Josiah

CHILD, Theodore

CHILD & PARENT'S MONITOR

CHILD EDUCATION
Monthly Periodical founded in 1924

CHILDAR, Catherine

CHILDE, V Gordon
Historian

CHILDE, Wilfred Rowland
Poet

CHILDE-PEMBERTON, Harriet L

CHILDERS, Robert Erskine
Novelist, politician, soldier. Married Mary Alden Osgood in 1904. Settling in Ireland in 1920 he was elected to the Dail Eireann in 1921. In the Civil War he fought against the Free State army, was arrested and executed on 24th November, 1922

CHILDISH, Billy
Dyslexic Poet (King of the Medway towns), Novelist & Painter

CHILDREN

CHILDREN'S

CHILDREN'S BOOK CLUB

CHILDREN'S COMPANION, The

CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA

CHILDREN'S FICTION INDEX

CHILDREN'S FRIEND, The

CHILDRENS GAMES, RHYMES & SONGS

CHILDREN'S ILLUSTRATED CLASSICS

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, Books on

CHILDREN'S NEWSPAPER

CHILDREN'S PRIZE

CHILDREN'S SOCIETY, The
Founded in 1881
Edward Rudolf House, Margery Street, London WC1X 0JL

CHILDREN'S SPECIAL SERVICES MISSION
Publishers founded in 1867. At 5 Wigmore Street, W1 in 1950

CHILDREN'S SUNDAY ALBUM

CHILDRESS, Alice
Dramatist

CHILDRESS, Mark
Novelist & Children's Writer

CHILDREY, Joshua

CHILDS, C D

CHILDS, Edmund Burton
Writer of Boy's Stories

CHILDS, George

CHILDS, J Rives

CHILDS, Marquis William
Journalist and author

CHILDS, Mary Fairfax

CHILDS, Robert
Printer and Publisher at Bungay in Suffolk. Committed suicide

CHILDS, W J

CHILD'S

CHILD'S ARITHMETIC

CHILD'S COMPANION, The

CHILD'S GUIDE to KNOWLEDGE

CHILD'S ILLUMINATED FABLE BOOK

CHILD'S INSTRUCTOR

CHILD'S MAGAZINE

CHILD'S OWN ANNUAL

CHILD'S OWN HISTORY of FRANCE

CHILD'S OWN STORY BOOK

CHILD'S PICTORIAL

CHILD'S PLAY INTERNATIONAL LTD
Publisher

CHILD-VILLIERS, Margaret

CHILLINGTON, P J
Novelist

CHILLINGWORTH, William

CHILMAN, Eric
Poet

CHILTON, Charles

CHILTON, Charles Frederick William
Radio producer & Science Fiction Novelist

CHILTON, H Herman
Novelist

CHILTON COMPANY BOOK DIVISION
American publishers founded in 1955, based in Philadelphia (1963)

CHILTON-YOUNG, Francis

CHILVERS, Hedley A

CHIMES & RHYMES

CHIMNEY SWEEPERS, The

CHIN, Lucas

CHINA ASSOCIATION, The
Founded in 1889. At Swire House, 59 Buckingham Gate, London SW1E 6AJ

CHINA COW, The

CHINARD, Gilbert

CHINESE EXHIBITION

CHINESE OPIUM SMOKER

CH'ING, Sheng tsu
Emperor of China

CHING CHING'S OWN MAGAZINE

CHINN, Samuel

CHIPMAN, Elizabeth

CHIPP, Herschel B

CHIPPENDALE, Thomas
Cabinet Maker. Senior partner in the firm of Chippendale, Haig & Co c1771

CHIPPENDALE-HAIG & CO

CHIPPERFIELD, Joseph Eugene
Writer of animal stories

CHIPPINDALL, L K A

CHIPS

CHIPS ANNUAL

CHIRICO, Giorgio de
Artist, Sculptor & Writer

CHIRIKOF, E

CHIRKOV, D

CHIROL, Sir Valentine

CHISABUROH, F

CHISHOLM, Alec H

CHISHOLM, Alison

CHISHOLM, Hugh
Editor and leader writer on London evening papers. Financial editor of The Times 1913-20. Edited the famous 11th (Cambridge) edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911)

CHISWELL, Richard the Elder
A bookseller in London at the sign of the Rose in Crown in St Paul's Churchyard, his business was taken over by Charles Rivington in 1711

CHISWICK PRESS
Press in the mid-19thC, run by Charles Whittingham. Their typography and press-work were considered some of the best in the world.

CHIT CHAT

CHITTENDEN, Fred J

CHITTENDEN, Jacqueline

CHITTICK, N

CHITTY, Lily
Book Illustrator and Chromolithographer

CHITTY, Sir Thomas

CHITTY, Susan
Novelist & Biographer

CHIVERS, Herbert C

CHIVERS, K

CHIVERS, Thomas Holley
Poet and physician. Twice married, the second being Harriet Hunt in 1834. Having an independent income he published much of his work at his own expense

CHIVERS PRESS
At Windsor Bridge Road, Bath BA2 3AX in 1997

CHIYO, Uno
Novelist

CHOATE, Helen
Poet

CHOCANO, Jose Santos
Poet. Murdered whilst riding a streetcar in Chile

CHODZKO, Alexander

CHOICE

CHOIR, The
Monthly journal founded in 1910

CHOLMONDELEY, Mary
Novelist. Single. Semi-invalid most of her life

CHOLMONDELEY AWARDS

CHOLMONDELEY-PENNELL, H

CHOMSKY, Avram Noam
Writer on Linguistics, Philosophy and Political Science

CHONAILL, Eibhlin Dhubh ni
Poet

CHONZ, Selina
Children's Writer

CHOPIN, Frederic Francois
Composer & Pianist

CHOPIN, Kate O'Flaherty
Novelist and short story writer. Portrayed Creole & Cajun life in Louisiana

CHOPPING, Richard
Artist of natural history subjects. Also designed dustwrappers for the Fleming Bond novels. Novelist

CHOPPING, Richard

CHOQUETTE, Robert
Poet & Novelist

CHORAO, Kay
Children's writer & Illustrator

CHORD, Jack T

CHORELL, Walentin
Dramatist & Novelist

CHORIER, Nicolas

CHORLEY, Henry Fothergill
Musical Critic, Poet & Novelist

CHORLEY, Katherine Campbell, Baroness

CHORLTON, William

CHOROMANSKI, Michal
Novelist

CHORON, Alexandre

CHORPENNING, Charlotte Lee Barrows
Head of Children's Theatre at the Goodman Theatre, Art Institute of Chicago 1931-1952
Wrote nearly 30 plays for children

CHOTZINOFF, Samuel
Pianist, musical critic & television director

CHOUDHURY, Nurunnessa
Poet

CHOUINARD, Yvon

CHOULES, Rev John Overton

CHOWN, Daisy M

CHOYCE, A Newberry

CHOYNOWSKI, Piotr
Short Story Writer

CHRAIBI, Driss
Novelist & Playwright

CHRISMAN, Arthur Bowie
Children's Writer

CHRISP, J

CHRISTALLER, Johann Gottlieb

CHRISTEL