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Reeves & Turner
A Victorian London publishing partnership rather than a single writer, this name is tied to bookselling and to the release of influential social and literary works in the late 19th century.
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Catalogue of Works Literary Art and Music
by Reeves & Turner
About the author
Reeves & Turner was the London firm created by publisher and bookseller William Dobson Reeves in partnership with Osborne Turner. The partnership was established in 1851, and the firm worked as both bookseller and publisher.
Sources available during this search describe the company as active in Victorian publishing, with a list that included reprints, literary works, and books on social and political subjects. Later accounts connected the wider Reeves business with the first edition of William Morris's News from Nowhere in 1891, showing the firm's place in the world of late-Victorian radical and literary publishing.
Because this is a publishing house rather than an individual author, I couldn't confirm a suitable single-person portrait image to use as an author photo.