Times—"Such books are worth keeping on the shelves even by the classics, for they are painted in colours that do not fade."
Daily Telegraph—"A novel of such power as should win for its author a position in the front rank of contemporary writers of fiction."
A MAN OF GENIUS. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Daily Telegraph—"'Widdicombe' was good, and 'The Wingless Victory' was perhaps better, but in 'A Man of Genius' the author has given us something that should assure her place in the front rank of our living novelists. In this latest novel there is so much of character, so much of incident, and to its writing has gone so much insight and observation that it is not easy to praise it without seeming exaggeration."
Punch—"There is no excuse for not reading 'A Man of Genius' and making a short stay in the 'seventh Devon of delight.'"
Globe—"Exquisite."
THE WAY UP. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Daily Mail—"It is admirably done.... Evidently worth reading, full of extremely clever characterisation, of sharp and picturesque contrasts in personality ... a merciless exhibition of almost all the follies known as modern thought."
WINGS OF DESIRE. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Daily Telegraph—"Excellent as are her earlier novels, Miss Willcocks has given us nothing else so good, so full at once of character, thought, and observation."