Rich & Cowan

Rich & Cowan Ltd was a book publisher, based at 37 Bedford Square, London WC1.[1] They specialized in literary books.

Books
  • A Ghost in Monte Carlo by Barbara Cartland, (1951)
  • Goethe: a play in four acts by S. M. and C. S. Fox, London,(1934)
  • Form In Literature: a theory of technique and construction by Harold Weston (1934) [2]
  • The Theatre In My Time by St. John Ervine, (1933)[3]
  • As I was going down Sackville Street by Oliver St John Gogarty (1937)

32 pages of advertisements for Rich & Cowan publications are printed in Form in Literature", (1939).

gollark: According to my stochastic woodchunk simulation system, they could chuck only *73* wood units.
gollark: They only stopped after their queues ran out.
gollark: We did manage to get some of them to stay in a VC for ages with some other bots.
gollark: I wonder if any of our bots have zalgological capabilities.
gollark: Thus, opinionation.

References
  1. Rich & Cowan books, Internet Archive.
  2. Internet Archive online access to Form in Literature (1934)
  3. Internet Archive online access to The Theatre in my Time (1933)


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