William Nicholson (disambiguation)

"William Nicholson" is composed of at least 8 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the names: Willam Nicholson, Wiliam Nicholson, William Nickolas, William Nicholson, Willliam Nicholson, Sir William Nicholson, Sir William Nicholson, Colonel William Nicholson

Author Division

William Nicholson (4)

The Velveteen Rabbit (1922) — Illustrator, some editions — 16,874 copies, 237 reviews
Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man (1928) — Illustrator, some editions — 791 copies, 13 reviews
Rudyard Kipling's Tales of Horror and Fantasy (2008) — Cover artist, some editions — 308 copies, 3 reviews
The World Treasury of Children's Literature: Book 1 (1984) — Illustrator — 237 copies
Clever Bill (1926) 39 copies, 2 reviews
Little Ears: The Velveteen Rabbit [1984 animated video] (1984) — Illustrator — 39 copies
An Alphabet (1975) 12 copies
The Pirate Twins (1929) 9 copies
The Square Book of Animals (1979) 6 copies
An almanac of twelve sports 4 copies

William Nicholson (1)

The Wind Singer (2000) 2,019 copies, 39 reviews
Gladiator [2000 film] (2000) — Screenwriter — 1,293 copies, 9 reviews
Slaves of the Mastery (2001) 1,197 copies, 12 reviews
Firesong (2002) 1,103 copies, 5 reviews
Les Misérables [2012 film] (2012) — Screenwriter — 830 copies, 6 reviews
Seeker (2005) 552 copies, 13 reviews
Elizabeth [1998 film] (1998) — Screenwriter — 391 copies, 5 reviews
Jango (2006) 286 copies, 3 reviews
First Knight [1995 film] (1995) — Screenwriter — 279 copies, 4 reviews
Elizabeth: The Golden Age [2007 film] (2007) — Screenwriter — 271 copies, 6 reviews
Shadowlands [1993 film] (1993) — Original play/Screenwriter — 221 copies, 8 reviews
Noman (2007) 215 copies, 5 reviews
The Society of Others (2004) 201 copies, 8 reviews
Shadowlands (1989) 184 copies, 1 review
Shadowlands: Novelization Tie-In (1993) — Screenwriter, some editions — 172 copies
The Secret Intensity of Everyday Life (2009) 161 copies, 6 reviews
The Lovers of Amherst (2015) 114 copies, 8 reviews
Motherland (2013) 112 copies, 8 reviews
C.S. Lewis Through the Shadowlands [1985 film] (1985) — Screenwriter — 92 copies, 2 reviews
The Wind on Fire Trilogy (2002) 91 copies, 1 review
Rich and Mad (2010) 76 copies, 6 reviews
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom [2013 film] (2013) — Screenwriter — 63 copies, 1 review
Nell [1994 film] (1995) — Screenwriter — 63 copies, 2 reviews
The Trial of True Love (2005) 46 copies, 1 review
All the Hopeful Lovers (2010) 42 copies, 2 reviews
The Golden Hour (2011) 37 copies, 2 reviews
The Retreat from Moscow: A Play About a Family (2004) 29 copies
Breathe [2017 film] (2017) — Screenwriter — 29 copies, 2 reviews
Reckless (2014) 26 copies
I Could Love You (2011) 21 copies, 6 reviews
Adventures in Modern Marriage (2017) 19 copies, 2 reviews
Firelight [1997 film] (1997) — Director/Screenwriter — 10 copies, 1 review
Seventh Level (1979) 8 copies
Kensuke's Kingdom / Coram Boy / The Wind Singer (2002) 2 copies
"A Tour of Indian Agencies in Kansas and the Indian Territory in 1870," Kansas Historical Quarterly, vol. 3, no. 3 (Aug 1934), p. 289. 2 copies
Shadowlands [BBC sound recording] (2002) 2 copies
Katherine Howard (Acting Edition) (1999) 1 copy
Regreso a Hope Gap 1 copy, 1 review
Crash (Modern Plays) (2010) 1 copy
Sarafina! — Writer — 1 copy
Free Wind on Fire 03 Firesong Poster (Wind on Fire Trilogy) (2002) 1 copy

William Nicholson (2)

William Nicholson (7) : William Nicholson.

William Nicholson (6)

William Nicholson (3)

William Nicholson (5)

William Nicholson (8)

William Nicholson (unknown)

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
(1) William Nicholson, b. 1948, novelist and  screenwriter (LC 79079662)

(2) William Nicholson, 1753-1815, author of The first principles of chemistry (LC 85089674)

(3) William Nicholson, 1591-1672, Bishop of Gloucester (LC 85114952)

(4) William Nicholson, 1872-1949, artist, illustrator; full name William Newzam Prior Nicholson; pseudonym, W. Beggarstaff (LC 50003808)

(5) William Nicholson, secretary to the House of Lords (ca. 1785)

(6) William Nicholson, colonel in the Salvation Army

(8) William Nicholson, 1782-1849, Scottish poet, known as 'The Bard of Galloway'