'Books of Yvonne Mitchell'

Actress. Published 1957 by Routledge and Paul.

Front dust jacket art. Poster design for the 1949 film 'Queen of Spades'.  Yvonne Mitchell cast as Lizaveta Ivanova and Dame Edith Evans as Countess Ranevskaya.

Inner sleeve. 'Actress'.

Back sleeve. The Author.

'Actress', Book Signing. The Bookseller. November 23rd 1957

The Bed-Sitter.  Jacket design. John Piper. Published 1959, by Arthur Baker Limited, London.

Back sleeve. Photograh, Yvonne Mitchell.

Inner sleeve.

'The Bed-Sitter', Book Launch. Evening Standard October 30th 1959. "South Audley Street is a fashionable place for parties. But the party held there last night was no ordinary one. Yvonne Mitcell's flat was crammed with a celebration cocktails and film stars. But the stars weren't talking films. They were oddly enough, analysing literature".

'Frame For Julian', published in 1961 by Hutchinson.  Yvonne's third book also had a US release in September of 1961. The Oakland Tribune in Spetember wites. "VERSATILE -A very busy lady is actress-playwright-novelist-housewife-mother Yvonne Mitchell whose new novel "Frame for Julian," will be published by Morrow on Sept.20". 

Inner Sleeve.

Back cover photograph UK, single picture, 1961. The US relesed edition had four different photograhs of Yvonne . This included one still from her performance as Amy, in J. Lee Thompson's directed film 'Woman in a Dressing Gown'.

Bookseller ad. September 12th. 1961.

'A Year in Time'. Published by Heinemann, 1964.

The Scotsman Edinburgh, 22nd August 1964 writes. 

"The central problems of this novel are the central problems of our time, loneliness, attempts at communication, a search for personal identity. True to the novelelist's art, Yvonne Mitchell does not attempt to find universal or general answers, but explores the life of a young girl, feeling her essentially lonely way in a world not hostile but almost completely indifferent".

Inner sleeve.

Back cover.

Back inner sleeve.

'The Family'. Published by William Heinemann 1967. 

Back Cover.

Inner Sleeve.

Press cutting. Evening Standard. 18 August 1967.