Her expertise became known nationwide and a second (cheaper) edition of Decorative Electricity was published in 1892, listing many positive reviews from newspapers - except for the hostile responses journals linked to the gas industry, and with many advertisers in the outer pages clearly seeking to target the decorative electric lighting market. She latterly worked with Agnes Clerke and Mrs Humphry Ward to ensure the representation of women writers in The Woman's Building at the Chicago Exhibition in 1893. After James Gordon died in a horse riding accident that year, Alice returned to journalism again writing, for example, on 'Women as Students in Design' in 1894.