Title |
Bio | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Ovid Press |
The Ovid Press was a short-lived modernist small press founded in 1919 by John Rodker, an Anglo-Jewish poet and prose writer associated with the |
Publisher |
| Omega Workshops, Ltd |
The Omega Workshops was a British design cooperative opened to the public at 33 Fitzroy Square in July 1913. Artist and critic Roger Fry (1866–1934) was the principle founder and director, and art |
Publisher |
| Nonesuch | Publisher | |
| Newman Wolsey Ltd | Publisher | |
| New Fabian Research Society | Publisher | |
| Neill & Co., Ltd | Binder, Printer | |
| Myers & Co | Bookshop | |
| Mills & Boon | Publisher | |
| Michael Joseph | Publisher | |
| Methuen | Publisher | |
| Menzies |
The Menzies enterprise began when, following an apprenticeship and stint living in London, John Menzies opened his first bookshop in Edinburgh’s famous Princes Street in 1833. |
Bookshop |
| McClelland and Stewart |
Edited by Ruth Panofsky Carl Spadoni Kandice Sharren |
Publisher |
| Maskew Miller Ltd | Bookshop, Distributor, Publisher | |
| Marks & Co | Bookshop, Distributor | |
| Maison d'Éditions des Femmes | Publisher | |
| Maison d'Éditions des Femme | Publisher | |
| Macmillan Company of Canada |
By 26 December 1905, when Macmillan and Company opened a Toronto branch in the Clarendon building |
Publisher |
| Macmillan & Co Limited | Publisher | |
| Lowe and Brydone Ltd. | Printer | |
| Longman |
also known as Longmans Green & Co Ltd |
Publisher |
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