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& Foster Sands Bliss
Behind this name is not an individual writer but a late-Victorian London publishing firm best known today for a surviving 1896 book catalogue. Their work offers a small but vivid snapshot of the literary marketplace of the time.
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A Catalogue of New Books and New Editions, 1896
by & Foster Sands Bliss
About the author
Project Gutenberg and related library records list Bliss, Sands, & Foster as the credited creator of A Catalogue of New Books and New Editions, 1896. That suggests this entry refers to a publisher or bookselling house rather than a single author in the usual sense.
The firm was based at 15 Craven Street, Strand, London, and the 1896 catalogue gathered together titles available from the house across a range of subjects. For modern readers, it is most interesting as a window into how books were presented, marketed, and circulated in the late nineteenth century.
Because reliable biographical information about the people behind the firm is limited in the sources I could confirm, it is safest to treat this as a publisher profile rather than a personal author biography.