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Hogarth Press

Hogarth Press

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Established in 1917 by Virginia and Leonard Woolf, the Hogarth Press published works by modernist writers, as well as other important twentieht century literary figures and translations of European works. In 1936 it became an associate publisher of Chatto & Windus. It is now an imprint within Penguin Random House.

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A Boy at the Hogarth PressPaperback
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Brave New WorldPaperback
Copyright Holder (Notes) 1
To the Lighthouse: The Definitive EditionPaperback
First Published by 21
The Common ReaderPaperback
Goodbye to BerlinPaperback
BackPaperback
ConcludingPaperback
A Rose For WinterPaperback
Cider with RosiePaperback
Cider with RosiePaperback
Cider with RosiePaperback
Cider with RosieMass-Market Paperback
Sowing: An Autobiography Of The Years 1880-1904Hardback
Harland's Half AcrePaperback
Lions and ShadowsPaperback
DotingPaperback
Passenger to TeheranPaperback
Between the ActsPaperback
Mrs DallowayPaperback
OrlandoPaperback
OrlandoPaperback
OrlandoPaperback
Men and GardensPaperback
Two StoriesPamphlet
Imprint 1
Culture and Society: Coleridge to OrwellPaperback
Permissions 1
Mrs Dalloway's PartyPaperback
Published in/by Arrangement with 1
Mrs DallowayHardback
Publisher 11
The Ego and the IdHardback
Timescale: An Atlas of the Fourth DimensionHardback
The Common Reader 2Paperback
To the Lighthouse: The Definitive EditionPaperback
A Change of Perspective: Collected Letters III, 1923-1928Paperback
The Sickle Side of the Moon: Collected Letters V, 1932–35Paperback
Things We Lost In The Fire: StoriesHardback
All Passion SpentHardback
PepitaHardback
The Dark IslandHardback
The EdwardiansHardback
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