To which is prefixed The Work of George Gissing an introductory survey by Thomas Seccombe. London: Archibald Constable, 1906. 16 pp undated ads. Original dark blue cloth. First Edition of this posthumously-published collection of short stories. "Fifteen short stories, selected by Thomas Seccombe, who first urged Constable to publish THE.....
[1 of only 600 copies] London: Lawrence and Bullen, 1894. Original blue-grey morocco-grain cloth. First Edition, which consisted of only 600 copies (most of which were bought up by the lending libraries). Titled "Miss Lord of Camberwell" during composition, this was the last of Gissing's novels to appear in the.....
London, Paris & Melbourne: Cassell and Company, 1895. 4 pp ads dated March 1896. Original mustard yellow cloth decorated in red. First Edition of this novella, being a volume in "Cassell's Pocket Library," which was edited by Max Pemberton. With the 1894 demise of the three-decker format and the lengthy.....
London: Archibald Constable and Company, 1904. 16 pp undated ads. Original deep red cloth. First Edition, which consisted of 3,000 copies. This was Gissing's incomplete historical novel, posthumously published. He still had five chapters to write when on 28 December 1903, wracked with double pneumonia, he died in the French Pyrenees.....
