Thursday 19 November 2009

Collins White Circle Authors Part II

In Collins White Circle Authors Part I I talked about the two authors with the most titles published in the White Circle imprint. In Part II I focus on the opposite end of the published spectrum - authors with only one published title. There were 78 single title authors (of a total 153) and five will be discussed in this post.

The first two are the authors of the only books first published in the 19th century that Collins published. Artist on Twain's work is Margaret Paull.

1946

1942

The next two are Canadians. Ralph Allen edited A Maclean's Reader, a collection of articles from Maclean's magazine. The artist is Franklin Arbuckle. Thomas P. Kelley was the Zelig of Canadian paperback authors - turning up everywhere including his one book for White Circle, Famous Canadian Crimes - articles originally published in New Liberty magazine. More on Mr. Kelley later.

1950

1949

Finally, an American, Joseph Mitchell, with McSorley's Wonderful Saloon. An edition was published a few years ago and is readily available. The artist is York Wilson.

1944

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