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date and link the Approved

copy-paste entire Note to Moderator that includes "later" content; edit as appropriate

delete entry when done by me or by another editor, or otherwise obsolete

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Bio (4)

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limited contributions to other Wiki namespaces these should migrate to the database, may be shut down

Publication (3) --Time at the Top, All in Good Time; Publication series: no Wiki space; see Publishers; Publisher (4)
User:Pwendt/Publishers: Series (2) --Prydain (name of series), Mr. Browser
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canceled for multiple PV at Dragon's Blood T3478, with 3 publications verified by Nihonjoe, Rtrace, Chavey

Quoting the copyright page of the March 1984 Laurel-Leaf edition (from a copy of the 6th printing):

Portions of this book first appeared in a slightly different form as <a href="http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?76103">"Cockfight"</a> in Dragons of Light edited by Orson Scott Card, Ace Science Fiction Books, 1980.

similar note for novelette "Cockfight" T76103

Baum's Introduction (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) 1900 T1349863 -- composed 2016-01-27 and canceled for multiple PV

(Synopsis) Baum acknowledges "Folk lore, legends, myths, and fairy tales ... the old-time fairy tale". He calls for new "wonder tales" without stereotyped figures, "horrible and bloodcurdling incident", and the moral. ... This book "aspires to be a modernized fairy tale, in which the wonderment and joy are retained and the heart-aches and nightmares are left out."

(Note) heading "Introduction."; signed "L. Frank Baum" over flushleft "Chicago, April, 1900" --so displayed in a copy of the Dover "unabridged and unaltered republication" with original illustrations and background color including this page of front material and original pagination of the novel

original title page appear in this reproduction --faithful in all except insertion of Martin Gardner Introduction pp 1-5 on three sheets *and* reproduction of title page and 23 plates as twelve back-to-back plates inserted in two lots, rather than one-side plates inserted where they fit the narrative

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Dover Publ, 1960) at WorldCat

User talk notices outstanding

1229 User talk:Don Erikson#Pern Crossroads Adventures (replied 0103 with broad license; my brief reports subseqly, in progress?)
0216, 0327 User talk:Don Erikson#All in Good Time full report of what i hope to do
0217, 0402 notify Done User talk:Don Erikson#The Silver Crown --{Done}
0218 User talk:Don Erikson#Z for Zachariah (0217 above) belated inquiry after mistaken approval by Mhhutchins
0221 User talk:Don Erikson#Witch! Witch! Witch! inquiry; i might go on without reply
0222 User talk:Don Erikson#Tales from Silver Lands Title synopsis outstanding
0224 User talk:Don Erikson#A Modern Utopia inquiry; i did go on without reply {Done}
0326 User talk:Don Erikson#All About Satellites and Space Ships notice with inquiry George Wilde

0414 User talk:Chavey#Maud and Miska Petersham -- re Poppy Seed Cakes joint illustrations and bordered text -- 2013 Everyman's added, may be a COLLECTION

0513 User talk:Clarkmci#An Older Kind of Magic --also Down to Earth

0524 User talk:Chavey#The Street of Mars (on hold)

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Apr/May and Jul/Aug major exports to other subpages (except PV, rtfm, Awards)

User:Pwendt (mainly by Series)

User:Pwendt/Covers ; User:Pwendt/Magazines ; User:Pwendt/Publishers

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Fantastic Fiction: Michael Scott [1]

NEEDs Other World correction

webmaster@fantasticfiction.com

Knight Prisoner T1857330 --write Chavey

Seraillier, Colum, d'Aulaire --ask somewhere

ISBN

ask about 1960s ISBN Reginald1 and OCLC Apple-Stone 1965 182801, Moons of Meer 1969 570423, Weirdstone 1969 574268

more of these mid-June, especially 1969

1951

[2] NYHT 1951-05-12 p9

15th annual NYHT Children's Book Festival established to encourage Spring publication

Naomi Lewis The Observer review column

ProQuest search Naomi Lewis during 1972, reasonable number of hits includes 10 columns?

1972-11-26 --done --("A further selection of children's books will be reviewed next week")

1966-11-27 p28 "A Touch of the Supernatural" --done

1967

[3] Daltry CSM 1967-08-03 p11

[4] Beck, ed., CTrib 1967-05-07 pN18

1968

[5] CSM 1968-05-02 pB8 "Far back and far out" --includes ~~High King, Taliesin, Gomrath~~,

Finkel's Watch Fires ; 1st ed. (AU) 1967, Twilight Province https://lccn.loc.gov/67013162 --consider Rosemary Sutcliff first

Mayne's Book of Heroes -- Mayne ed., Hamish Hamilton Book of Heroes 1967 68-113325 ; HH Book of Giants 1968 [6]

1st US ed. LCCN: <a href=""></a> and OCLC: <a href=""></a> Publ date from contemporary review by Kirkus (<a href=""></a>)

Google Books: The Writers Directory 1980-1982 (Macmillan, 1979) --certainly useful

Kirkus author search: http://www.kirkusreviews.com/search/?q=beachcroft&t=author

EN user space ISFDB, Children's/Illustrators

Publ date from contemporary review by Kirkus (<a href="">undated online</a>)

Google images is one source for identification of cover artist

Fiction Magazines Index (FMI) [7]

Category:Linking templates

Melvil Dewey System (MDS) at Library Thing

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:P64/FSF/Children%27s/Illustrators --great ISFDB inter-relation

log proper

complete back to 2016-01-29

£ · • – —

SFE: Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997)

! use /i>

SFE3 "Encyclopedia of Fantasy, The"

http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2015-109418

[8] Moonshine

later check newspapers; credit illus. jointly rather than separately?

later do (C.) Kegan Paul & Co., Trench & Co., per NLA (see Wikidata)

ask about ", and,"

illustrating Alice in Wonderland (1930 2012)

https://theweirdandwonderfulblog.blogspot.com/2014/07/list-of-supernatural-and-fantasic.html public domain, not yet available online

"Illustration" at SFE-F --at a glance, excellent!

general resources (destined for top page?)

Publishers Weekly

reference books (2 below)

Victorian Web

Indiana U Wright American Fiction (v2 1851-75)

Wayne State U: Ramsey Collection

Locus1 bibliography 1984-1998

Macdonald

Nesbit

2018

Sea Siege, 1968? ed. PV Chavey --NEED attention to publisher name Harcourt, Brace [& World?]

Seven-Day Magic, 1986 ed. PV MLB P29698

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2505375.Seven_Day_Magic --why link Goodreads? and if so, then report its variant publication date ; --8 interior illustrations?

The Ship That Sailed to Mars T1197221

December 1923 newspaper coverage [9] [10] [11]

The Ant Heap T1062351

reviews [12] [13]

Minton, Balch & Company ✓ --NEED eliminate Minton, Balch and Co.

el   Barrett Willoughby 113602 (16)
els  Edward Knoblauch 129722 (62)
el   Paul Jordan-Smith 251988 (20)
 lws Ralph Straus, nf/ed./critic 20396 (29) also pseud., Robert Erstone Forbes http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3AForbes%2C+Robert+Erstone%2C&qt=hot_author [2]

el   L. A. G. Strong, critic 17782 (122)
elwf Gerald Bullett, nf/ed./critic 19971 (78), pseud. Sebastian Fox (0)

Outward Bound (Sutton Vane, 1923/24 play, 1929/30 novel) T2425853 --NEED synopsis

1923 play --[c1924] https://lccn.loc.gov/24026312, [1925] https://lccn.loc.gov/26018432, 1926 https://lccn.loc.gov/31035347
LOmL- [c1929] ✓
LOm$- 1930 ✓

[14] New Novel Outward Bound --q

later proofread and add synopsize

[15] "Can a Play Make a Novel?"

[16] Review of "Outward Bound", the play

SFE: Encyclopedia of Fantasy, biographical entry by Brian Stableford

EoF: Outward Bound (1930) http://sf-encyclopedia.uk/fe.php?nm=outward_bound

User:Pwendt/People/Carlo Collodi --created 2018-01-27

2018-03-18

FMI SF and Fantasy Book Review Index --includes Kirkus Reviews from v39 1971 [17]

Mary Frances Story Book P645470 --needs more from HDL, less about date (now certain) and cover (now supported)

Lindbergh

e Anne Lindbergh (Feydy) 5379 

LOm.i K Osprey Island (1974) 164p ill Maggie Kaufman Smith-unknown  
LOm$i K The People in Pineapple Place (1982) 153p 
  LOm.i 2003 Candlewick tp 184p
   Nobody's Orphan (1983) NOVELLA? 147p https://lccn.loc.gov/83008499 --non-genre apparently [18]
LOd.i - Bailey's Window (1984) NOVELLA 115p ill Kinuko Craft 
   Om$i 1991 Avon Camelot tp
   The Worry Week (1985) NOVELLA ill Hewitt--nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/84019299 --non-genre
     2003 127p ill Kevin Hawkes https://lccn.loc.gov/2003011361
LOd$i K The Hunky-Dory Dairy (1986) NOVELLA? 147p ill Julie Brinckloe  
   Next Time, Take Care (1987) long-text PICTURE BOOK K as 1998-10 
LOm$i K The Shadow on the Dial (1987) 153p 
LOd$i K The Prisoner of Pineapple Place (1988) 178p  
   Tidy Lady (1989) PICTURE BOOK 
LOm$i K Three Lives to Live (1992) 183p 
LOd$i K Travel Far, Pay No Fare (1992) 199p 
LOm$i K Nick of Time (1994) 204p 
   Local Vertical: Poems (2000) https://lccn.loc.gov/00035452
   The Inside Story on Henry Alcebiades Highfllie (2004), stories privately printed by David R. Godine

Pineapple Place series: Pineapple Place Collection (2003) at Amazon

Wayside School: User talk:MLB#Wayside School

Series Wayside School by Louis Sachar 162874

1. Sideways Stories 1978

LOm.i 1978 1st, ill Hockerman --unlikely price $3.96

-O-.- 1985 Avon Camelot, ill Brinckloe ; 0380-69871-4 ✓

LOd.i 1998 Morrow, ill Brinckloe --14th printing price $15.99 ; 0688-16086-7 ✓

 lw  .Julie Brinckloe 266521 (18)
 o[19] 1985 Avon Camelot (no ISBN)
 o[20] (c)1985 Avon library ed. 0808-574434
 o[21] (c)1985 Morrow 0688-160867 0380-731487
 https://lccn.loc.gov/89026832 1990 Knopf --invalid ISBN only

 lw  .Dennis Hockerman 141528 (77)
 0679-90413-1 at Amazon 1990 lib bdg, ill Brinckloe
 0695-80964-4 at Amazon 1978 hc, ill Hockerman
OCLC 3933721 as (c)1978 ill Hockerman: 0695-80964-4 0695-40964-6 0679-90413-1 [all Hockerman maybe, but see above as 1990] (for the 2nd, Amazon blurbs "FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.")

2. Falling Down P454676 needs LCCN fix

3. Stranger P454690 needs LCCN fix

Wayside School at Amazon

2004 pbk McCauley ill 1 2 3

2004 Sideways Boxed Set at Amazon

Sideways Arithmetic 1994 mmp [22]; 2008 lib bdg at Amazon

More Sideways Arithmetic at Amazon

Wayside 2


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wayside-School-Falling-Louis-Sachar/dp/0380731509#reader_0380731509 (show to User:MLB)
UK as Harper Trophy pb https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wayside-School-Falling-Louis-Sachar/dp/0380731509
  Look inside Avon Books, first 1998, 9th printing
Kirkus shows the probably-Schick cover image

Wayside 3

done 1st ed. with maybe-later cover design of original cover image (evidently matches the unidentified "Look inside" above)

(I added book 3, 1st ed., with cover image that may be a later design of the original illustration.)

See Graham Hardy at Wikipedia [23]

Brinckloe at WorldCat, maybe in database?

Gallizier

 lw  Nathan Gallizier 188137 (10) 
el  .Troy Kinney 152816 (1+24+20) 
el  .Margaret West Kinney 152817 (34) --Wikipedia redirect
.The Kinneys 188138 VIAF=256812693 The Vatican Library only

User talk:Rtrace#The Sorceress of Rome 2018-01-07

nidb Castel 1905

none linked at HathiTrust

LOm$- Sorceress 1907 ; multiple publs in database "Stephania, the beautiful wife of Crescentius"

Om$i -- 1920 2nd printing The Page Company = Gutenberg Ebook #43938

LOm.- Court 1910

-- 1st, October 1910 -- 2nd, November 1910 -- 3rd, February 1920 (The Page Company, Boston, Publishers; $2.00) --Amazon shows front cover of 1910 2nd

LOm$i Witches 1917 ; 1st ed. = Gutenberg Ebook #44827 o[24] -q

--jacket image reveals this to be the 1920 $2.00 edition (known from list of works in another of The Sorceress, 2nd, in the 1920 set)

HDL 8 novels Gallizier at HDL

(1905-02) =1264 Intro Castel del Monte: A Romance of the Fall of the Hohenstaufen Dynasty in Italy --2nd ????; 3rd 1907-04; 4th 1910-11 ; Intro, Urban IV dying; =1265 lead

[1907-10] =999 lead The Sorceress ; Intro 10th century and millenium --2nd 1920-02

[1910-10] =1500 lead\no-intro The Court --2nd 1910-11; 3rd 1920-02

(1913-03) =1266 lead\no-intro The Hill of Venus at Amazon --2nd, 1913-07

(1915-09) =1201 Prelude The Crimson Gondola: A Tale of Venice and Constantinople at the Beginning of the Thirteenth Century ; =1203 lead --2nd 1920-02

[1917-10] =935 lead\no-intro Under the Witches' Moon

(1920-09) =1355 lead\no-intro The Leopard Prince: A Romance of Venice in the Fourteenth Century, at the Period of the Bosnian Conspiracy

(1922-11) =969 lead\no-intro The Lotus Woman: A Romance of Byzantine Constantinople

(1926) ~1550 The Red Confessor: The Adventures of Guido, Lord of Fiorano and His Friend and Patron, Benvenuto Cellini

Castel del Monte (1905) --nidb one 1st (Harvard), one 4th at HDL; as 1910 4th printing 1910 at HDL (2) --ERROR REPORT --nidb, book 1 of Italian trilogy

original cover red, gold, white, and light green design on green cloth (same design as 4th printing, different color)

title page

Introduction, p.vii-xi

Contents, p.v-vi

List of Illustrations, [unnumbered], lists 6

novel spans p3-[444]

p[445] begins "L. C. Page and Company's Announcement List of New Fiction", numbered [1]-4

NEED Castel in 1905 newspapers

The Sorceress of Rome (1907) T1580701 https://lccn.loc.gov/07036915 -HDL(3) -q --NEED 1st and 2nd printings note as for The Court

1907 L. C. Page & Company -HDL-Harvard, California (2 with cover) and Google Books (latterday cover?) --novel spans p3-463 followed by p1-4 publisher's New Fiction list

c1907 Grosset & Dunlap https://lccn.loc.gov/41042335 -loc ; evidently identical except t.p., front cover, and lacking one of 4 plates

1920 2nd printing The Page Company -HDL-Cornell (with cover)

NEED Sorceress in 1907 newspapers

The Court of Lucifer: A Tale of the Renaissance (1910) T1984548 https://lccn.loc.gov/10023744 -HDL(1) -q

1920 3rd -HDL-Princeton

Lucifer in 1910 newspapers ✓

Under the Witches' Moon: A Romantic Tale of Mediaeval Rome (1917) T1935574 https://lccn.loc.gov/17025744 -HDL(2) -q

1917 1st -HDL(2) (with cover)

NEED Witches' Moon in 1917 newspapers

Looking for Alice T2309115

Walter Burges Smith, wri 264995 --unknown
C. Howard, illus 264996 --unknown

not found 1903-01-30 in 1903 or 1905 newspapers

also DFP -11-19 p9 Looking for Alice Walter Burges Smith (London: Gay & Bird o[25]; Boston: Lothrop [26] "Published in October") P648414

Publishers

Holt, Rinehart and Winston

 el Holt, Rinehart, and Winston inc. (118)
 ee Leypoldt & Holt https://lccn.loc.gov/nr2001040343 (0) [5] https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr2001-040343
 el Henry Holt and Company (73) 
 e Farrar & Rinehart https://lccn.loc.gov/nr00003470 (0) [many] https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr00-003470
 ew Rinehart & Company, Inc. https://lccn.loc.gov/n88120867 (0) [many]

el John C. Winston Co.(mpany) (70)
p John Clark Winston (1856–1920) https://lccn.loc.gov/no94018242 (0) [10]https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no94-018242

p Dana Estes 1840-1909 https://lccn.loc.gov/n89659515 (8)
p Charles E. Lauriat, 1842-1920 https://lccn.loc.gov/no2015145407 (3)
l  Estes & Lauriat https://lccn.loc.gov/nr96042512 (15)
ll Dana Estes & Company (25)
- Charles E. Lauriat Co. https://lccn.loc.gov/nr97012019 (1) [15] https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr97-012019

L. C. Page

lw Joseph Knight Company  (1) [17] 
el L. C. Page & Company (1897-1914) (40)
l Page Company (30) 
 L. C. Page & Company (1923-) https://lccn.loc.gov/no2015030170 (7)
p Louis Coues Page (1869–1956) EN

December 2017

DON'T FORGET Wikipedia emergency dump

Limited Editions Club Publisher 5168

Puck S44631

[27] The Globe (Toronto) 1871-08-08 p2 --with advert "Forest City" of Rockford (professional) v Maple Leaf of Guelph (Champions of Canada)

SFE3 also uses "nonpictorial" as well as "uncredited" and "" (don't know?)

Harper's Magazine as "pulp"

Is it recommended that we copy contents when it seems likely that they match across editions? and wait for the proverbial verifier to make corrections?

--thinking of The Book of Dragons

T2065727 Irish Fairy Tales, Stephens/Rackham --NEED investigate work by Bluesman

for 2 of 3 eds. OCLC 744161 and 6835250 with list of Contents (10 stories); [16] leaves of plates, 21 and 29 cm

Irish Fairy Tales at HDL?; did i consult it?

Use Wikipedia user space for this investigation

Jacob Grimm (and Wilhelm) --only one title in database with another co-author, Sue Kassirer

 lw   Sue Kassirer 216424 (16)

. WW  E. E. Ellsworth (Edith Ellen) 263117 (1) --LC reports Edith, 1 record (no LCCN)
:els  Georges Méliès, filmmaker 159343 (21)

:. lw  Jane Eayre Fryer 263502 (25)

Mary Frances series 1912--1921

Edwin j/john Prittie 176365 in magazines 1920 1929 (3 hits only, one spurious, 2 Mary Frances)

1921

1923

2011 100th Anniv o[28] ISBN 9781937564063 at Amazon $21.95 £13.95

The Mary Frances Story Book 100th Anniversary Edition: A Collection of Read Aloud Stories for Children including Fairy Tales, Folk Tales and Selected Classics

Santa Barbara, Calif. : Classic Bookwrights

el  .C. M. Burd 268855 (10)

[29] The Field, The Country Gentlemen's Newspaper 1923-11-08 p679 "Library: Christmas Books" --this and London Doll

[30] The Bookman (London) 65.387 (Dec 1923) p160 "Christmas 1923", review!

Philadelphia Inquirer 1923-11-11 p44 -- (Snellenburg's) promotions for Children's Book Week ; under heading The Children's Bookshelf at 90c, both Alice and Robin Hood; "many black and white illustrations, four colored plates and cover design in colors by Edwin J. Prittie" (no publisher)

no other 1920s hit even (prittie alice), (prittie wonderland)

Preface, 5 Acknowledgments, 6 Contents, 7-10 Illustrations, 11-12, lists 34 without distinction:

30 b/w and red, full-page included in the pagination;

4 full-color, frontispiece plus 3 plates not included in the pagination (facing pp. 82, 150, 286)

Harrap - UK publisher of the entire series at WorldCat vols 1-3, 6-7 --all printed in USA?

book 7, 1923 o[] [31] Capsule review as Edwin J. Prittie

US\UK

1912\14 HDL c1912 w cover cook The Mary Frances cook book; or, adventures among the kitchen people uncredited https://lccn.loc.gov/12021930

Easy steps in cooking; or, Mary Francis among the kitchen people 1912 illus Hays, Boyer; 1928 https://lccn.loc.gov/29020267 illus Hays, Fitz, Boyer o[32]

[33] US as 175pp http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/560974153 printed in US, 175pp; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17860370 175pp

1913\14"printed USA" HDL c1913 sewing illus Boyer; 1913 uncredited https://lccn.loc.gov/13023524; 1999 illus Boyer; 2011 illus Boyer

Easy steps in sewing ... 1928 illus Boyer

o[34] US as 280pp; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/560975171 printed in US; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/33888835 280pp

1914\16\15 HDL c1914 housekeeping uncredited https://lccn.loc.gov/15001632 -HDL illus Greene, Mowitz; 1914 housekeeper

1916 first aid -HDL illus Boyer; 2011 illus Boyer

1916 garden

1918\20\19"printed Phila." knitting and crocheting; 2011 illus Boyer

o[35] US as 270pp; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/317323822 1918? printed in US 270pp; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/560975150 [1919] printed in Phila, 270pp; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17860358 1920 270pp

1921\23 HDL (concat w others) story illus Prittie

this title at Amazon

unlike books 1-2 and 6, this "printed in US" differs from the US 1st ed. in page-count

Front cover illustration is also that of the 100th Anniversary ed., ISBN 978-1937564063 (viewed at Amazon.com 2017-12-17). UK

Some WorldCat records of Mary Frances books 1-2 and 6 report Harrap publications printed in the US or in Philadelphia (where Winston published 1st eds. of the entire series).

the two magazine sources show "Edwin J. Prittie" and "Edwin John Prittie"

Booklist reports 'alternative title: "Adventure[sic] Among the Story People" '

5 hits (1921 1, 1922 1, 1923 3uk)

[36] Chi. Trib 1921-12-04 pG14 The New Mary Frances Book, as 320 pages, with thumbnail drawing that implies the gold trim

1922-12-10 pB8 --same advert 1 yr later (inclg "Prettie"), except that "New" heading

1985-1991 floris "ella young" (1 hit)

[37] 1985-07-13

el   .Matt Tavares 37674 (22) Shortest home run in history
el f  Stephen Mitchell 6636 (69)

Iron Hans : a Grimm's fairy tale = "Iron John" [38]

2007 Mitchell & Tavares https://lccn.loc.gov/2006047520 as "retold by Stephen Mitchell" at Amazon

Fo[39]

Candlewick Iron Hans : a story from Grimm's fairy tales o[40] 9780763621605, 31cm ; Iron Hans o[41] less informative ; Iron Hans : a Grimm's fairy tale o[42] 0763621609 less informative, o[43]

Walker, same ISBN Iron Hans : a Grimms fairy tale o[44] ; Iron Hans o[45] less informative

Amazon UK also states Candlewick as of 2012-12-18

2004 Gilgamesh: A New English Version o[46] "Translated from the Akkadian"

Mitchell's illustrators listed at Wikipedia: Matt Tavares and others not in Wikipedia:

l- .Tom Pohrt 122832 (17) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n87-837529

.Ori Sherman --nidb VIAF=96638862 Getty b. 1934 Jerusalem; VIAF=72921231 https://lccn.loc.gov/n87891524 (4) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n87-891524

lw .Bagram Ibatoulline 36240 (28)

lw .Lou Fancher 1821159 (49)

lw .Steve Johnson 15643 (55) WD:Q7612951

Steve Johnson: much done at Wikidata 2017-12-18

For his wife and collaborator Lou Fancher, the German national library reports fullname "Fancher, Louise".

confirmed solo work by this Steve Johnson

1991 art

1996 art T143879 at Amazon w "Look" that identifies the cover

back cover (three lines, quote): "Cover illustration copyright // (c) Steve Johnson, 1996 // Cover design by Deborah Kaplan"; prices $4.99 C$7.50

Publisher description (from LC and Amazon) "Six short stories ..." but there are 8

no comma

Cover Art

ok   Penelope's Pendant (1991)
ok   The Foundling, and Other Tales of Prydain (1996)
ok   The Arkadians (1997) with Lou Fancher
   The Book of the War (2002)
   This Town Will Never Let Us Go (2003)
   Of the City of the Saved... (2004)
   Dead Romance (2004)
   About Time 3: The Unauthorized Guide to Doctor Who (Seasons 7 to 11) (2004)
   Warlords Of Utopia (2004)
ok   Star Climbing (2006) with Lou Fancher 
ok   The Girl Who Could Fly (2008) with Lou Fancher 
   About Time 4: The Unauthorized Guide to Doctor Who (Seasons 12 To 17) (2008)
   About Time 5: The Unauthorized Guide To Doctor Who (Seasons 18 To 21) (2010)

Interior Art (3 including):

ok   Dream: A Tale of Wonder, Wisdom & Wishes (2004) with Lou Fancher

A Little Boy Lost, 1905

elsf  W. H. Hudson 7219 (202) A Little Boy Lost (1905) --novella
.A. D. McCormick, 1st ed. illus

1920 Knopf, illus. Lathrop --in queue

[47] 1920-09 The Writings of WHH

[48] 1920-12-12 review of Gift Editions --inclg Irish Fairy Tales and two Grimm collections illus. Rackham

Hudson at LC at SFE3

A Crystal Age T1010494 #50-55 1887 1913 16 22 49/c50 68 --have 1887 anon LOm 4/6, 1906 UK -O 6/-, 1906 US -O, 1929 ...

Title note

The Scotsman 1887-04-11 p3 "Books of the Week" notes dozens of works "published this week". : On this one (in full):

"Mr. T. Fisher Unwin publishes a book on the plan of The Coming Race, entitled The Crystal Age. It seeks to picture a future when the fittest only will have arrived."

[49] Next week -04-18 p3 "New Books and New Editions" devotes almost an entire column to this novel using T13448 The Coming Race by the late Lord Lytton as point of entry.

Green Mansions T23793 #81-107 04 04 16 ... 1998oxford --have 1904 UK LO 6/-, 1904 US LO $1.20, 1946 ... 1997 PG#942, , 2014dover

A Little Boy Lost (novella) T1103651 #132-36 1905, 1918 https://lccn.loc.gov/18018543 -HDL, 23 37 68 --have 1905 1st ed. LO 3/6, 1920 Lathrop -O $6.00 ...

1916 coll Tales of the Pampas (7) https://lccn.loc.gov/16021712 -HDL, 1939 https://lccn.loc.gov/39027802

1930 omni W. H. Hudson's South American Romances (7) https://lccn.loc.gov/31006383 823 pp

1966 South American Romances https://lccn.loc.gov/67072564 xviii+710 pp

neither story nor collection in database 2017-12-19

"Of the stories assembled in El Ombú (coll 1902), "Marta Riquelme", a fantasy, is based on a Legend in which those who suffer too deeply in their lives experience a Transformation, becoming Birds. A Little Boy Lost (1905), apparently written some years earlier, invokes a similar structure of longing: a young boy in California, who may have been fathered by a bird, leaves home and is succoured by the Lady of the Hills; but she cannot keep him either, and he takes ship to a mythical England." (underscore represents linked cross-reference) --SFE: Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997), biographical entry by John Clute

Lytton, The Coming Race T13448

Edward Bulwer-Lytton 2019

at HDL (33)

1. 1800 18-- omni w Leila[, or The Siege of Granada] as "The Coming Race; or, The New Utopia" p[5]-137; Leila p[1]-164; that's all

2. = Godolphin

3-5. other works

1871

1873 Tauchnitz #1318, ~~"title page missing"~~ image 7, and image 5, as "by Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton" p[7]-296, "July 1895" catalogue p[1]-[16]

Chavey PV one 1902-11 P434347

1873 Hinton, 1873 The Puck Novels "by Bulwer Lytton" p[5]-157

Lord Lytton's Novels

1874 spine Routledge, Lord Lytton's Novels Knebworth Edition Vol. XV. ; "by The Right Hon. Lord Lytton" London and New York addresses both stated image 17 p[7]-248

1875 cover Routledge, image 7 p[7]-248 + p[249-56]

apparently identical except Knebworth front page, title leaf, back pages

1882 John W. Lovell (see Publishers, below) The Coming Race; The New Utopia "by Lord Lytton"

--mis-cat as Lovell Brothers ; front cover The Coming Race and Leila p[5]-137 ; Leila (title page) p[1]-164 +p[165-68] --pirate editions

1883 J.W. Lovell (cover Lord Lytton's Works) = The Caxtons, John W. Lovell; preface [3]-4 signed "E. B. L." p[5]-? --some omni, Caxtons [5]-496; The Coming Race [5]-137; Leila [1]-164 "by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Bart."

1885? Lovell Brothers & Company The Coming Race "by Lord Lytton" no date 142 144 146 148 Worth St [5]-218 ; + J. M. Barrie (4 stories?) p[158]-193

1886 Routledge The Coming Race "by Edward Lord Lytton"

1888 Routledge London and New York The Coming Race [3 others] "by The Right Hon. Lord Lytton"

1890 189-? Donohue, Henneberry & Co. The Coming Race "by Lord Lytton" p[5]-218 --facsimile copy by U Minnesota Library

1900 19--? Mershon Co. The Coming Race "by Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton" p[5]-218 + 8-pages unnumbered adverts, 3-8 by publisher The Premium Library #1-90 (p(221)) paper $0.10

1871 newspapers

[50] NY Times 1871-08-11 p4 devotes more than a full newspaper column to this work; ".. The author--whose style is like that of Arthur Helps, but whose politics are those of Lord Lytton ..."

no other hit found 2017-12-19 ("coming race" lytton)

Its review in The New York Times observed that the author was a Tory, one "whose style is like that of Arthur Helps, but whose politics are those of Lord Lytton". --NEED more context for Wikipedia

:el f  Arthur Helps 221975

Wikipedia, "Vril" EN

LC (403) Coming Race #98-111

1882 John W. Lovell company https://lccn.loc.gov/09017085 ; 1886 Routledge https://lccn.loc.gov/47035428 ; 1888 Franklin News co. https://lccn.loc.gov/09012501

1871-08-09 US ✓ --Copp Clark

1871-08 Canada ✓ --Francis B. Felt & Co. (0 xieo) [1],namely https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2005-019164

[51] NY Times -08-09 "Published this Day"

at Amazon (all)

2009 facsimile (of unknown ed., not 1st), Intro by John Weeks [52] --nidb

Routledge, 1874 P579072, WorldCat reports "by the Right Hon. Lord Lytton" o[53] 248 pp 20 cm

same for series Lord Lytton's novels (vol 15?), 1874, o[54] 248 pp 20 cm --identical book?

newspapers 1874 (9) 1 Times of India

3 The Observer May/Jun adverts by Blackwood (not this volume) "Cheap Editions // uniform with // Messrs. Blackwood's Library Edition // of // Lord Lytton's Novels"

5 NYT Feb/Mar Harper's "this day" and Spring Book List includes The Parisians by Lytton, (Harper's ed. Wilkie Collins' Novels)

1873 (9) including [Lytton died in January; evidently his authorship was generally known only then and a surprise to many]

[55] The Scotsman 1873-01-23 p5, rumour confirmed re The Coming Race and (current serial) The Parisians

[56] Globe 0211; London, 0125 "Death of Lord Lytton"; news reached London too late Saturday; "a book popularly ascribed to Laurence Oliphant", as was The Parisians --nidb, Laurence Oliphant (1829–1888) EN https://lccn.loc.gov/n79089504

[57] Man 0215, guarded closely

[58] Globe 0218, [59] Chi 0406,

[60]-col2bot Bos 0409, Harper's new ed., "have republished in a cheap form", "as has just transpired, is fromthe pen of the late Lord Lytton. ... Bulwer was not for a moment suspected. ... The discovery of its real author will lend a new interest ..." !

[61] Globe 0513, review of new ed. Toronto: Adam, Stevenson & Co., "This is a reprint from the American edition, of a work long attributed to Laurence Oliphant, but which is now known to have been written by the late Lord Lytton, ..."

[62] Atl 0706 review of the novel, no edition

WorldCat [217] Fo(from 1882) shows numerous "editions":

1871, 1st ... 5th o[63]

1872, 6th o[64] as Library edition ; and as Chatto & Windus o[65] iv+280

1873, (280 pp, anon) 7th o[66] 8th o[67]

1873 at HDL, Harper o[68], Tauchnitz

1873 H. L. Hinton o[69] as The Puck novels, no. 1

WorldCat "Vril" [19] Fo[70] (English language), earliest 1972

German-language titles among the 217 include (punctuation varies, as does use of sub/subtitle "Roman"; that is, "[A] Novel")

Das Geschlecht der Zukunft from 1907, [The Gender of the Future ?]

Vril oder Eine Menschheit der Zukunft from 1922, at HDL [Vril or A Humanity of the Future]

Das kommende Geschlecht from 1980 [The Coming Sex ?]

Vril, the AND ", T" ": t" ": T"

The Three Mulla-Mulgars (1910)

T1783475 --de la Mare's best known (only? earliest?) children's novel

J. R. Monsell
Dorothy P. Lathrop (38) illus.
J. A. Shepherd

1910 Duckworth, illus. Monsell P558778

frontispiece, title page (Internet Archive)

at HDL 1 w cover; Preface vii, novel 1-312; p312 closes, all caps under horizontal line "Billing and Sons, Ltd., Printers, Guildford"; + publisher catalogue "Duckworth & Co.'s Libraries and Series" [1]-[16]

1919 A. A. Knopf, illus. Lathrop P645506 https://lccn.loc.gov/19019600 o[71] -HDL 4 --2 scans of UCalifornia 2nd printing, no cover; NYPL 1st, no cover; UMichigan 2nd printing with original cover (paste-on right-half of that facing p232 "They feasted ...")

1921 Duckworth\Lathrop limited/special ed. o[72] at HDL 2 --apparently identical, 11-275, 12 plates (front + 11 not included in the pagination) + small b/w illus

1924 Selwyn Popular Edition, illus. Shepherd at Amazon w cover

19/20 cm 6/- o[73] o[74]

23 cm limited o[75] o[76]

1925 Knopf\Lathrop, 2nd printing o[77] --q

1927 Faber and Gwyer\Shepherd P558779 at Amazon w cover --q

at HDL 1 no view 2017-12-23

1928 Faber & Faber (?)

(SUDOC: J. A. Shepherd): "The three royal monkeys or The three mulla-mulgars / by Walter De La Mare ; with illustrations by J. A. Shepherd / London : Faber and Faber , 1928"

1935 Faber The ... or The ..., illus. Shepherd

at HDL 1 no view 2017-12-23

1948 Knopf The Three royal monkeys, illus. Mildred E. Eldridge

at HDL, full view! copyright page "This is a Borzoi Book", after 5 printings of the 1919; no Illustrations list (reproduction of 3 permitted in review; some full-page, numerous small, some b/w/red [78]), p[3]-277 , back inside flap and dustjacket "Borzoi Books for Young People"

1993 R. Clark The three royal monkeys, intro Richard Adams, illus Lathrop

at HDL 1 no view

1996 Texas Bookman at Amazon w cover

2010 Gutenberg\Lathrop P485358 Ebook 32620, illus. Lathrop, source 2nd printing 1925 ; frontispiece plus 11 --no other Gutenberg edition --q

2013 Dover\Lathrop https://lccn.loc.gov/2013028951 --nidb --q

o[79], 2013 e o[80]

2013 tp at Amazon

2011 Kindle at Amazon source ISBN 1505580315; and 2013 Kindle "The Three Mulla-Mulgars (The Three Royal Monkeys) ... is an unabridged republication of the work originally published as The Three Mulla-Mulgars by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York, in 1919. The color plates have been reproduced in black and white for this edition."

but the novel was published in 1910, and the Dover source is 2nd printing, 1925

LCCN 2013-028951 (reported in both pbk and Kindle eds., viewed as "Look"); states "276 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 22 cm"

pbk back cover shows $12.95; "Dover (2013) republication of the edition published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1925."

story spans p1-?? (compare 11?-275)

2017 MIT\Lathrop [huh? 60th Anniv] Kindle at Amazon w cover

check newspapers: 1919 (0) 1920 (0) 1921 (2); 1919-1927 (9; 21 21 23 24 24 25 25 25 26)

[81] NY Times 1921-05-22 p47 notice of new price $4.00 (two by Lathrop) Alfred A. Knopf Borzai Books

[82] Irish Times -10-28 p2 review as new work

[83] The Observer -12-04 p5 21/-

1923 retail advert $4.00

1924 Selwyn & Blount, illus J. A. Shepherd, [84] Christmas is upon us! -12-10 p14, 6/-

Shepherd 225843 https://lccn.loc.gov/no97030945 (1) [many]

1901 https://lccn.loc.gov/01031795 -LOC [7403536]

other 1924-1926 hits are mentions in coverage of WDLM or another of his books

Editions at recent work

£LOi 1910--- P558778 --with newspaper data

m.LO 1919-12 P645506 --price >$4.00; coverart done with linked Title note ; not found 1919/1920

.. O 1925--- P645563 --NEEDs 1925-02; NEEDs more from HathiTrust (same as 1919); coverart done with linked Title note

m. OA 1927-04 P558779 --NEED write to Chris J

2010-05 P485358 --NEED write JLaTondre [85]

2013--- P[86] --New tp in queue

some Green Mansions at Amazon: 1916 1944 both Modern Library

Green Mansions & The Purple Land (as 1904)

Flower Fairies

Series 34472

check newspapers 1927 (7, only the 1 US), 1928 (0)

magazines 1927 (1)

On the first three books in their 1st US edition:

"Cicely Mary Barker has also written and illustrated verses contained in three little books called [short titles Spring, Summer, Autumn] (Macmillan, 60c each)"

That is the entire coverage (p. 331) in Mary Graham Bonner, "Experiments in Children's Books" The Bookman (New York) 66.3 (Nov 1927) p. 331

User:Pwendt/People/Lewis Carroll --new page 2017-12-12

Newspapers/Magazines

"Frank Adams" alice wonderland not found 2017-12-07 in newspapers 1910 1930; nor 2017-12-09 in magazines 1910 1929

check newspapers 1920 1925 -- 0 hits "edwin j./john prittie"; alice prittie (spurious); prittie (7 1923 inclg) --later CHECK MAGAZINES ✓

[87] Man Gua 1923-10-26 p7 Books Received; from Harrap, 3 inclg The Mary Frances Story Book 7/6, Memoirs of a London Doll 2/6 (no illus credit)

--q Miss Mulock; Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, Mrs. Craik 125079 (186)

Publisher McLoughlin Bros https://lccn.loc.gov/n80132763, as 189? o[91] as 191? o[92]

 l   "Maude Lesseuer Howard" 229994 (2)
 lw  .J. N. Marchand 157432 (10) 
 ls  W. J. Colville 203831 (59)

Colville, Onesimus (1898?), sole Edward Lovell publication --HDL 2, as 190? and 1912? one with original cover apparently

--later check newspapers

Boston: Banner of Light Publishing Company --one WorldCat record reports of the front cover; SFE3 reports of Colville's next book The Throne of Eden

de Laboulaye

el   Édouard René Lefèvre de Laboulaye 111311 (109)
 lw  Walter Taylor Field 264005 (19) --1910 adaptor

Abdallah T2022485

el  .Charles Copeland (1858-1945) 227110 (32)

1914 Gulliver page 9 at HDL

1910 adapted by Field --no hits 1910 (abdallah laboulaye) ("quest for the four-leaved clover")

Illustrations not credited. title page

compare signed and credited illus. Gulliver's Travels (Ginn and Company, 1914) pp. 9, 19. --and also Life in the Greenwood: Robin Hood Tales (Ginn, c1909) pp. viii, 9

All 3 eds. viewed at HathiTrust.

WorldCat: Once Upon A Time series --in which Copeland also illustrated the c1904 Pinocchioo[93] o[94] P510822 (perhaps in series Once Upon a Time at later date)

Abdallah at HDL, other eds/printings, all transl. Booth

Mary (L/ouise) Booth --nidb EN (36)

1867 in L's Fairy Book p[208]-363 HDL ; 1889 181p HDL ; 1890 232p HDL 3 ; 1892 232p HDL ; 1910 232p HDL [95] ; 1910 251p HDL

Early Booth eds. of Laboulaye

l 1867 Fairy Tales, coll. transl. Booth "With Engravings" --nidb Fo#7-11 o[96]-Baldwin o[97]-HDL (no Contents) https://lccn.loc.gov/44011164 -HDL [4042560] Abdallah ... An Arabian Tale as p208-363 title page, entered 1866, Translator's Preface [ix]-x, stories #1-11 p13-207 --should ADD; check newspapers

w 1920 o[98] Canterbury Classics ?

l 1868 Abdallah Fo[99] --check newspapers

l 188- https://lccn.loc.gov/43042361

w 1869us Scribner, Wilford & Co. o[100] --should ADD; check newspapers

l 1925 L's Fairy Tales https://lccn.loc.gov/28022849

Abdallah at LC #31-33

1868 https://lccn.loc.gov/16007003 ; 188- 7th https://lccn.loc.gov/43042361 ; c1905 https://lccn.loc.gov/05034696 -HDL;

L's Fairy Book LC #60-63

1867 363p above ; c1920 illus. McCandlish 198p https://lccn.loc.gov/20019778 [4305750] ; 1927? illus Peck 198p https://lccn.loc.gov/28026248 [595006] ; 1976 363p https://lccn.loc.gov/76009899

Last Fairy Tales #65-66

1925 1976

Publishers

draft to JLaTondre or ISFDB:Moderator noticeboard#publishers to merge, 2017-08-27

We have about 100 publications by D. Appleton, of which 3 and 1 are entered under "proliferous" versions of what is our canonical name in effect.

D. Appleton and Company (3), & Company (numerous), & Co. (1)

The stray publisher records have no Notes yet.

The numbers 3 and 1 are small enough to unify the versions by manual publication updates. Many times in two years I have done such, routinely with a Note to Moderator such as "this eliminates XXX from the database", "this eliminates short name from database", etc.

el  American Book Company, 1890- (13 corp)

Daniel Appleton (1785–1849), New York publisher from 1831 EN

5 sons including William Henry Appleton (1814–1899)

D. Appleton and Company (3), & Company (numerous), & Co. (1)

Alfred Smith Barnes [ EN] (1); Alfred Cutler Barnes, eldest of five sons VIAF=53696449 https://lccn.loc.gov/no00051768 (3)

el A. S. Barnes (19 corp)

1893 title page with space "A. S. Barnes & Co." at HDL

The Sun (New York) 1904-11-29 p2 "Gen. Alfred Cutler Barnes, head of the publishing house of A. S. Barnes & Co., and vice-president of the American Book Company died yesterday at his home, 114 Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, aged 63." [101]

 l   Copp Clark  (16)

Edwin Ginn, person EN --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/n90690050 (17)

Publisher search Ginn:

Ginn and Company --WorldCat shows "&" 1904, "and" others

LC: Ginn and Company (26 corp) Ginn & Co. (5 corp)

ISFDB 'and' 7, '&' 5, "Ginn" 3

el Ginn & Company one 1885 front cover shows "GINN, & COMPANY" and title page thus (all caps as represented by Gutenberg Ebook 33673):

Boston:

Published by Ginn & Company.

1885.

libraries show "&" 1912, "and" 1917

1900 title page at HDL shows

Boston, U.S.A., and London

Ginn & Company, Publishers

The Atheneum Press

(no date; copyright page states "Copyright, 1900 // By GINN & COMPANY"

1910 t.p. "GINN AND COMPANY" at HDL (WorldCat series Once Upon a Time)

VIAF Ginn & Heath [102] https://lccn.loc.gov/n2002125570 (1 corp),namely a globe https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2002-125570 --1879 or earlier per EN

VIAF Silver Burdett [103] https://lccn.loc.gov/n80032738 (24 corp) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-032738

VIAF Silver Burdett & Ginn [104] SB&G https://lccn.loc.gov/no95034223 (0 corp) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no95-034223 ; SBG https://lccn.loc.gov/n94087373 (1 corp) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n94-087373

Daniel Collamore Heath EN VIAF=260422020 https://lccn.loc.gov/no2012112973 (3)

eel D. C. Heath & Co. EN VIAF=150603076 https://lccn.loc.gov/n82149887 (21 corp)

Henry L. Hinton --nidb (1840 1913) https://lccn.loc.gov/nr91032206 (8)

Corporate https://lccn.loc.gov/no2011124498 (0)

Franklin News --niVIAF

John Wurtele Lovell, person https://lccn.loc.gov/no2005111249 
... publisher [105] --niVIAF (1 corp) c1912 at HDL

John Wurtele Lovell (1852-1932) at Whistler.arts.gla.ac.uk "the son of one of Canada's best known printer/publishers"

John Lovell (1810-1893) at Biographi.ca, Canadian publisher (father?)

John W. Lovell Company (1878-1893) at HenryAltemus.com --Henry Altemus Company

llLu John W. Lovell Company (2 corp), 1882 , absorbed 1891 by US Book
lLu F. F. Lovell Frank F. Lovell & Company https://lccn.loc.gov/no99064054 (11), subsidiary 1894 to 1891
 Lu Edward Lovell 
United States Book Co.mpany https://lccn.loc.gov/no2007128004 (14)
(ntbc American Book Company https://lccn.loc.gov/n89631384 (13)

USBOOKCO at Lucille

July 1890 "the Lovell brothers were milking every part of the book business on which they could lay their entrepreneurial hands, in a bewildering complex of interlocking companies that took up page after page of advertising in an issue of the American Bookseller occupied entirely by the display of Lovell wares."

lLu Lovell, Coryell & Co https://lccn.loc.gov/nr2007009911 (0) ; JWL, Vincent M. Coryell --niVIAF <<USBC
 LU Lovell, Gestefeld & Co --niVIAF ; JWL, Ursula Gestefeld, person https://lccn.loc.gov/n86121038 (20) <<USBC

l  Selwyn &/and Blount

LC reports that WorldCat records show dates from 1887 to 1952 but search (selwyn blount) at HDL returns records with uncertain date or none, 1916 and later; search "selwyn & blount" and "selwyn and blount" at LC both return records with uncertain date or none, 1918 or later

146, no t.p. date, 1916, and later (HDL: selwyn blount)

175, no date, 1918, and later (&)

29, no date, 1918 and later (and)

Faber and Gwyer (0) (neither "&" nor "and") https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2014-069114 ; Faber and Faber (4)

Maurice L. Gwyer EN (6)

G. C. Faber (Geoffrey Cust) EN (14)

Earliest hits found 2017-12-19 in automated search (faber gwyer) of 1924/1925 newspapers: about 15 from October to December 1925. The Observer 1925-10-04 p4 (earliest) announces "Faber & Gwyer Ltd. will publish during October and November", above a list of five, "Etc. Also Children's Books and Fiction."

Fall 2017

"Ruth Chrisman Gannett Papers: Finding Aid Written By: Jim Eyer" --NEED ASK at WP:Children's Lit

el    Ruth Stiles Gannett 33759 (14)
 l   .Ruth Chrisman Gannett [106] (16)
 w    Harry Gervais 146094 [1]
els   Stephen Baxter 102 (59)
elsf  R. Chetwynd-Hayes 1694 (7+1)
el   .Ionicus, illus. pseud. 81253 (6)

Gutenberg Ebook #501 [107] (Dolittle)

Dolittle "Afterword" by Walpole P581403 as 1920

compare 1922 Introduction T1024848

Ebook #501 P295210 source is cpage-listed 11th printing 1923-04-02

Heirloom Library

WorldCat [108] chron acquired by W&N?

Publisher Chanticleer Press as 1947 only ; 1951 LCCN https://lccn.loc.gov/no2011153882 (0, no data)

Publisher Heirloom Library as 1922 only ; no LCCN

EN.wiki (3 hits)

newspapers 1945 1965: Heirloom (10, one 1950, eight 1955 [American Heritage magazine promotion, one 1959)

Huckleberry Finn, illustrated, "is included in the Heirloom Library (Chanticleer Press, $2.), a series designed for boys and girls." NY Times 1950-11-19 pE29 [intro T. S. Eliot]

[109] 1959-06-07 E12, massive panel "Marboro Inventory Sale"

"The Heirloom Library" #9619 to 9629 including 9619 Pinocchio; 9621 20,000 Leagues; 9627 Alice in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass; 9628 Andersen's Fairy Tales; "Classics ... profusely illustrated in color and black and white ... Each, Special 1.00" --Marboro Bookshops retail (remainder?) catalog

Chanticleer (168) - mainly arts and crafts inclg their history

1950-03-07 p25 "Books Published Today": 4 Chanticleer including Lewis Carroll, Photographer (one review 1949-12-18, one -03-05); Charles Dickens and Early Victorian England

NYHT 1940-12-17 pF13 Huckleberry Finn, intro T. S. Eliot

NYHT 1951-02-04 pE16 The Book of the Thousand and One Nights, selection of about 30 by P. H. Newby

User:Pwendt/People/Rudyard Kipling#Puck

VIAF= https://lccn.loc.gov/ https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-

T2161124 --should such joint INTERIORART titles disappear as individual works are credited? ; compare one illustrator of omnibus, eg Tenniel or Mary Shepard

dots and spaces

R.I. (2) R. I. (1)

Claude A. Shepperson, R.I.

Title Note (10, all mine)

Publ Note (0)

Claude A. Shepperson, R. I.

Title Note (1, mine) T39140

Publ Note (1) P266472 which also notes "Christine E. Haycock, M.D." (no space), but credits "Christine Haycock"

Kipling contents "Mr", "St", "VII."

Correspondence that should be tracked on, or linked from, this page.

LC

FictionMags: wgcontento(at)gmail.com and gcp(at)philsp.com

in part see User:Pwendt/People/E. Nesbit#at FictionMags (Oct 2017)

in part see User:Pwendt/People/Rudyard Kipling#As Easy as ABC

HathiTrust ? "Feedback" via bottom margin

KiplingSociety ? John Radcliffe johnrad@btinternet.com

ForgottenFutures ? Marcus Rowland marcus.rowland@gmail.com (http://www.forgottenfutures.co.uk/nesbit/nesbit.htm My School-Days) --perhaps the source of one print edition

re ForgottenFutures

Kipling, "With The Night Mail and As Easy As A.B.C." at Forgotten Futures [110]

already in the 1909 collection Actions and Reactions there is some variation in typography and wording --although one variation not introduced is quoting prices in US$ or C$.

"McLure's Magazine" is McClure's Magazine, founded and sometimes published or edited by "S. S. McClure" (at Wikipedia)

Nesbit, "My School[-]Days" at Forgotten Futures [111]

The Online Books Page has catalogued your edition [112]

There are several print editions from 2006 to date (ISBN ...)

More important, the 1966 nonfiction book Long Ago When I Was Young is an edition of the My School Days serial. It was covered as such in review of the 1st US ed., Kirkus Reviews 1966-10-01 https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/e-nesbit/long-ago-when-i-was-young/ It was then illustrated by Edward Ardizzone, later supplemented with watercolours by one George Buchanan.

This week I have corrected and expanded coverage of the memoir; see My School Days at ISFDB http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?2276430

NOT DONE YET

el   M. Thomas Inge 145076 (49)
 w   Brook Haley, ed. [113] https://lccn.loc.gov/no2011065393 (0)  (J. Brook Haley, UCI? at linked in)
el  .Rex Whistler 170251 (29)
el  .Dan Beard 110214 (188) [older]

 lw .Robert Broomfield 261810 (11) 
 lw .A. D. McCormick 202753 (2) 
A. M. Trotter --illus. edition nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/n2011005852 (1) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2011-005852

els  John Buchan, ed. 3627 (208)
el f John Bunyan 34400 https://lccn.loc.gov/n80005817 (189 + dozens) --LC is down 2017-11-16

1898 -HDL 37x29cm https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001368234 (2)] [114] "Forewords, // By The Rev H. R. Haweis." p.vii-x ; evidently identical -p184 "THE END." ; none cover

bowdlerized? illus. Cruikshank 1932/1904 -HDL [115]

el   (Hugh Reginald) H. R. Haweis 236025 (26)

Routledge books at WorldCat (20 records) --also Pilgrim's Progress 1898 o[116], >120 illus. George Wolliscroft Rhead, Frederick Rhead, Louis Rhead ; 1898 https://lccn.loc.gov/48001474, 1898 https://lccn.loc.gov/38024578, 1912 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gdc/scd0001.00032471249

1866 Ballads o[117], 1866 Tales of M and I

title page The // Pilgrim's // Progress // from // This World to That Which Is To Come

By // John Bunyan

With an introduction by // :: The·Rev·H·R·Haweis

Embellished with over One // Hundred and Twenty Designs // Done by Three Brothers

George Woolliscroft Rhead [Jr.]

Frederick Rhead [EN]

Louis Rhead

New York: The Century Co.

M DCCC XCVIII

Mary Eliza Haweis (13) [EN], "Mrs. H. R. Haweis" wife/mother https://lccn.loc.gov/n50035265 (13)
 w  .Stephen Haweis 229137 (3) 
el  .Louis Rhead 160706 EN https://lccn.loc.gov/n85121406 (80)  --King Arthur needs much P422176 PV Chavey

King Arthur https://lccn.loc.gov/86013653

Twain, A Connecticut Yankee: 1889 us (have 1891 printing at HDL); 1889 uk; 1896 us Harper's (have probably three at HDL: one as 1896, two as c1889)

1891 Webster title page -- Illustrations, ix-xiv, list includes initial letters and other decorations as well as plates *included* in the pagination -- Preface, xv, closes "Mark Twain."; "Hartford, July 21, 1889." -- text spans p17-575

Contents does not list section headings, eg "The Tale of the Lost Land", p. 25

-- p[577-80] four-page publisher's "Standard Publications"

publisher and page-count imply identical to the 1st US ed.

how many full-page b/w illustrations?

Frontispiece^

25 31 41 51 59^ 69 81

93 99^ 105 115 125 131^ 139 146[!]^ 149 163 169^ 173

187 199^ 213 229 233^ 237 249 267 273^ 283 297 313 ==32 in the first half of the book, not all full-page in size but no text on the page

319 331 345 359 367 377 393 403 405 413 417 435 440 ==47

453 465 473 485 489 493 501 509 521 525 529 547 ==59

555 567 ==61

where to find those below (^ = full-page in the 1st ed.; * = not)

Fr^ 59^ 84* 99^ 131^ 146^ ; 169^ 194* 199^ 233^ 273^ 302* --some signed "Daniel Beard"

319 337* 343* 393 413 417 ; 489 501 517* 529 555 559*

seven (*) of 24 not full-page plates in the 1st ed.

61(?) full-page plates included in the pagination, both between and within chapters; about twice so many smaller illustrations of the narrative that share the page with text, titled and often captioned; and 46 initial capitals, some of which are pictorial

24 of them all, including 17(?) of the full-page are reproduced in the Harper's edition as 24 full-page plates not included in the pagination

Frontispiece

44 50* 60 80* 90* ; 106 124[m] 126 156 188[m] 212* --missing plate, but listed in Illustrations

228 242 250 292 304 310 ; 364 374 388 398 416 420

1896 Harper front leaves missing; p[435-36] publisher adverts, first Mark Twains' Joan of Arc ["an 1896 novel by Mark Twain that recounts the life of Joan of Arc. It is Twain's last completed novel, published when he was 61 years old." --Wikipedia; serial from April 1995, book May 1896]

perhaps identical to the two cat as Harper c1889, namely:

HDL --unknown edition (some printing of the 1896 ed. evidently) https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007675192 https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000664118 provides full view of two copies without original cover, apparently identical -- t.p. no date -- t.p. verso: (c) 1889 by S. L. Clemens --below boxed list "Uniform Edition of Mark Twain's Works", red cloth, crown 8vo., --this is some later edition -- Contents: Preface, A Word of Explanation, Chapters I-XLIV, A Postscript by Clarence, Final P. S. by M. T. [the last included in 1st ed. but not listed there]

section headings do not appear, eg "The Tale of the Lost Land" above I. Camelot, p9

-- Illustrations, [vii]-viii, lists 24 (frontispiece plus 23 b/w plates not included in the pagination), nowhere credited -- Preface, [ix]-x -- text spans p1-433

Diana Stanley The Borrowers Omnibus

1990 4-novel movie tie-in, 632 pp

ISBN 0460881981 (1990), 185881166X (1995), 0460880446 (1995?)

OCLC o[118], o[119], o[120]

(4-novel) at Amazon as 1977 BCE, Stanley cover (UK and US differ)

(2+2-novel) The Borrowers Omnibus

1 (v1-2) as Amazon as 1966 hc

2 (v3-4) at Amazon

The Borrowers cover art, by Diana Stanley mainly

1970 box (UK) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Borrowers-Set-Afield-Afloat-Aloft/dp/B0722JBT33

1970 box (US) https://www.amazon.com/Borrowers-Set-Afield-Afloat-Aloft/dp/B0713RDW3R

2003 Puffin Modern Classics https://www.amazon.co.uk/Borrowers-Puffin-Modern-Classics-Norton/dp/014036451X, w Look 35th printing

1993 Puffin Modern Classics P270325, unidentified printing (as Stanley citing Phil Baines)

1993 " " P460213, " " (as Kearney citing Baines)

YYYY " " P270326, 7th printing (as Kearney) PV BLongley

(all 3 as illus. Sian Bailey) (compare P626887 PV Divinov)

o[121] --The complete adventures, Sandpiper [2011]

later ADD the 2011-09, with boxed set image that shows Sandpiper clearly 51vShPkHi0L._AC_SX60_CR,0,0,60,60_.jpg

 lw .Phil Baines 205313 (4) --Penguin/Puffin by Design/ers

ASIN: B00YDJRXU4 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Adventures-Borrowers-Norton-Hardcover/dp/B00YDJRXU4/ref=sr_1_17?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1510617628&sr=1-17&keywords=complete+Borrowers

NEED followup, records created/updated -11-01/02

Morning of Time

P601818 (not found in 1919 newspapers, see below) --NEED also identification of other illustrators

Gutenberg ebook #28936, Stokes c1922 --nidb

[REPORTED 2017-11-10] The Strand Magazine at HathiTrust (catalog record)

I am a heavy user of the Digital Library at a bricks-and-mortar university library. Do you welcome error reports on the HDL catalog records? Here is one for The Strand Magazine.

At least two listings in ~/Record/000642318 are incorrect, namely

vol.21 (Feb.1901-Jan.1902) (original from Princeton University)

vol.23 (Feb.-Jul.1902) (original from Princeton University)

Both of the linked files actually contain images of 2 volumes, 12 monthly issues. The contents of both files are paginated 1-724, and 1-724 again. The listings should be revised thus

vol.21-22 (Feb.1901-Jan.1902) (original from Princeton University)

vol.23-24 (Feb.1902-Jan.1903) (original from Princeton University)

P.S. Evidently this is the US edition of The Strand Magazine, dated one month later than the regular edition.

Paul Wendt ✓ 2017-11-10

els  C. H. Charles Howard Hinton 128957 (15)

An Episode of Flatland [: ... : ...] T1054458

1st and only?

2009 General Books, ISBN 9781150796272 o[122] --not found at Amazon UK/US

2010 Kessinger, no ISBN, at Amazon DE

The Fourth Dimension NONFIC T103204

1904 uk Sonnenschein ✓

Amazon lacks useful cover image B00B695EFA, B0032YJQ2O

1904 us (Sonnenschein;) Lane ✓

1906 uk Sonnenschein, enlarged 2nd ed. ✓

newspapers ('the fourth dimension' hinton) (1904 to 1906, 8 hits

1906 india (1) -07-07 p4 "New Books" listed as 8/6 Rs/a

1906 Allen & Unwin o[123]

1921-05 (as 1912) Allen & Unwin with 1st ed. 2nd ed. dates o[124]

"First published in April 1904. Second edition May 1906 ... reprinted, May 1921."

1934 Allen & Unwin [at HDL, no view] 2nd ed., 5th printing https://lccn.loc.gov/35008855 o[125]

User:Pwendt/People/E. Nesbit#My School Days
.George Buchanan 142338 https://lccn.loc.gov/n84018630 (11) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n84-018630 --in queue

The Metropolitan S32511

Even-number volumes evidently begin

Aug 1895, 1897 (vols 2, 6)

Jul 1898, 1899, 1900

Apr 1904, 1908 (vols 20, 28)

May 1914

Jun 1917, 1918 (vols 46, 48)

 lw  W. A. Fraser 227295 at FictionMags https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q27949083 (18)

1899 The Eye of a God https://lccn.loc.gov/99001964 -HDL o[6611215] (2, U California with original cover; frontispiece only)

1900 Mooswa https://lccn.loc.gov/00006628 -HDL o[1977918] (5, mixed eds., 1 Harvard Scribner's 1900 w original cover; illus. Heming)

1905 The Sa'-zada Tales https://lccn.loc.gov/05032686 -HDL o[6261210] (3, Min and Ind w original cover but color difference; illus. Heming) Intro + 12

The Metropolitan 19:1 (October 1903) "The Sa'-Zada Tales", W.A. Fraser, illus. Arthur Heming, 19:1, pp. 11-26 : First Night: Tales of White, Yellow, and Black Leopards" == Intro and ch.1 as book Contents

ch.12 == 20:6 Sep 1904 pp. 767-75, w 3 drawing and 2 photo

el  .Arthur Heming 167425 (9) at FictionMags
 lw .Lester Ralph 155827 (12)

Wells

ISFDB:Community Portal#Mr(.) Skelmersdale in Fairyland

"Mr." and "Mr" --now as two unrelated SHORTFICTION

first published when?

Max Cowper --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/nr93009200 (0) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr93-009200/

God the Invisible King T699373 --PERHAPS ADD Canada, May 1917, and 4th US, June 1917

1917 uk Cassell (some library records as "London and New York") ✓

1917 us Macmillan ; we cite 1988 microfilm o[126] --in queue 11-09

at HDL catalogued as xx+174, 11 copies of multiple printings whose roman-numbering varies, see below

[127] The Globe -05-26 p9, "God, the Invisible King", $1.25 "Canada is fighting for this God" --TitleUpdate in queue

furthermore "MR. BRITLING SPEAKS AGAIN // IN MR. H. G. WELLS'S NEW BOOK // God, the Invisible King"

UWis with cover (nonpictorial) - 1st, ix-xx; p174 "THE END"; adverts as below
UWis with cover - 4th, June 1917 [128], v-xvi, xvii; p174 footer under horizontal line "Printed in the United States of America"; p[177-83] By the Same Author (same content as 1st)
NYPL with cover - 6th, June; same as 4th
UCal no cover - 8th, September; same as 4th except no adverts
Corn with cover - (at greater magnification) 7th, August; same as 4th
Harv with cover - 1st
Yale no cover - 6th, June (with adverts)
UMich with cover - 1st (" ")
UCal with cover - 1st (excellent quality)
Harv with cover - (Dep, brittle) 5th, May; same as 4th
Yale no cover - 3rd, May; pagination same as 4th; p174 "THE END", no adverts

HDL provides full view of 11 copies, most with original cover, including 4 copies of the 1st printing with original cover; that from U Michigan may be recommended. (Examination shows that eight May to September printings are represented by all except the 2nd and 5th, May and June. Beginning with the 3rd or the missing 2nd, Preface and Contents are numbered v-xvi and xvii rather than ix-xx and unnumbered. Beginning with the 4th, p174 shows a footer: horizontal line above "Printed in the United States of America". List of other works by Wells in the front pages, and advertisements of same in 7 back pages, show no update.)

2006 Gutenberg ebook #1046 --indb --identifies no source, nor source pagination; states title "God The Invisible King"; shows "GOD THE INVISIBLE KING" on one line rather than GOD on the line above as do both UK and US 1st eds.; shows no footer or other content after "THE END", no cover image

Twelve Stories and a Dream T38377

uk 1903-10 --in queue

1st printing back pages advertise among other things, p[380-81] "Novels by F. Marion Crawford" 1903 List (32 listings)

includes Cecilia, 1 of 3 listed atop at 6/-

4 others in database, all older, among 27 listed at 3/6; plus two at 2/-

ARE THOSE THE THREE MOST RECENT, listed at 6/- ?

1904 Macmillan, 3/6 and -/6 Editions o[129]

The Scotsman 1905-01-23 p2 "SixPenny Edition Now Ready"

1904 Tauchnitz, 272pp

1905 Scribner's, 331pp ✓

1909 Scribner's at HDL

Adam and Eve

User:Pwendt/People#Twain
 lw .F. Strothmann 245086 (5)

Martha Finley EN https://lccn.loc.gov/n84130619 (157)

1898 Twiddledetwit[: ...] , illus Strothmann https://lccn.loc.gov/98000583 --niHDL

publisher advert NYT 1898-10-01 pBR653; 16mo, cloth, $1.00 "Twiddledetwit. A Child's Story." "a fanciful story for very little people"

[130] Chi. Tribune -12-10 p11 soft review (positive, no mention of illus., no price)

evidently a variation on the "Rumplestiltskin" theme

The Metropolitan Mag. --CATALOG ERROR AT HATHITRUST

1905 v23 U Virginia is 23:1 only

1905 v23:1-6 U Michigan is the volume 23:1, p1; 23:2, p129

The Ladies' Home Journal: LHJ - vols 1-2 span 34 months, if vol 1 does begin with a first issue dated February 1883

The Ladies' Home Journal, now at HDL v3-36 (Oct/Nov/Dec 1885 and 1886-1919)

7:1, p1

indicia? 28:2 (1911-01-15)

28:1 (1911-01-01), noting that the "Twice-a-Month" publication is in its fifth month --from September 1910 implicitly ; $1.50 for 24 issues (10c each, formerly $1.50 and 15c)

27:16 1910-12-01

[131] The Ladies' Home Journal : The Paris Fashion Number ; 1910-09-15, 10c, v27 n11 --implies

17 numbers spanning 13 months, December to December, with "Twice-a-Month" introduced in September ; 27:10 pp1-80, 27:11 pp1-52 ; that is, a shorter mid-month number without identical features

v31 1914, once-a-month ; p1 The Contents of This Number, pp1-56 ; 31:2(Feb) 1-74 ; 31:3(Mar) pp1-104 ; 31:4(Apr) 1-108=back cover; 31:5(May) 1-92; 31:6(Jun) pp1-76; 31:7, 1-62; 31:8, 1-54; 31:9(Sep) 1-82; 31:10(Oct) pp1-114 Contents at back; 31:11(Nov) 1-84; 31:12(Dec) 1-80

no recognizable stories Jan to Dec

Contents list at the front except Oct and Dec on the last numbered page; Pagination variable, highest number 54 (Aug) to 114 (Oct

Contents examined for recognizable stories and story writers --only issues noted here

1911 v28: #1 #2 (no stories), #3 ; #11 June return to once-a-month at 15c ; #17 Dec numbers again in this volume

1912 v29: Jan (1 of 12)

1913 v30: Jan (1 of 12)

1914 v31: Jan to June (1-6 of 12)

 lw .F. Walter Taylor 183325 (41, inclg 37 single works) --all those in WorldCat top 20 evidently non-genre

One of his four "The House Surgeon" illustrations --the third, facing p722-- is reproduced in the collection Actions and Reactions (facing p314)

el   F. M. Mayor 122123 (8)
EFl .André Castaigne 122512 (59) 
H. Reuterdahl; see User:Pwendt/People/Rudyard Kipling#With the Night Mail

Credited in The London Magazine of 1912 as "F. Gardner" for the 2-part serial by Kipling, ' "As Easy as A•B•C": A Story of 2150 A.D.' (Mar--Apr) --part one as cover story-- ; and as "Frederick Gardner" for the series of 6 stories by Roberts, "In the Morning of Time" (May--Oct), extended as In the Morning of Time (1919).

----.Frederick Gardner 261407 --niLC niWD The English Character (1912) --niLC o[132] "The List of Illustrations ..." (16)

at HDL another he illustrated [133] and another [134] (1913; 1924)

els  Upton Sinclair 20435 (520)

Prince Hagen T156023

1903 us L. C. Page ✓ --ASIN doubtful

1903 uk Chatto & Windus ✓ --NEEDs reformat

US reviews

Chi Trib -07-04 p14

NY Times -07-04 pBR7

[135] DFP -07-18 p11 as Tammany Hall!

LA -08-01

SF -08-02

1907 Heinemann o[136] Colonial Library, o[137] ordinary; cover and interior images at Amazon as 1903 Page --ASIN doubtful

(1907, 1 hit) Man Gua 1907-04-10 p5 "New Novels" by A.N.M., 249pp, 6/-

1909 drama in 4 acts HDL

no copyright statement concerning the revised text, only LCPage 1903 and Valencia Theatre 1909

Characters, 14 named and multiple Nibelungs

Acts I to IV span p1-104

P614334 as a publication of the novel --in queue

check newspapers 1909, 14 hits

13 SF Chronicle, January

WP -01-31 note that "Sherlock Holmes" recently followed "Prince Hagen" in SF

1910-1921, 5 hits

Bos 1910-04-02 p11 notice of Kerr edition; same The Sun -07-17 p6

[139] NYT 1912-02-18 pBR83 "Unreal Plays, False to Life", review of Plays of Protest (NY: Mitchell Kenne[???] $1.50 [$7.50?] The Naturewoman, The Machine, The Second-Story Man, Prince Hagen

some more 1912 hits that title

review HC 1912-03-04 p8 - Mitchell Kennerly $1.50 (as didactic bludgeonings); publisher advert NYT -04-07 pBR209 "Mitchell Kennerly's New Publications"

Published as "Prince Hagen" in the 1912 collection of four, Plays of Protest (NY: Mitchell Kennerley; (c)1911), pp. 155-226; with Preface, p.(i)-vi. The collected text is identical to that of the undated Prince Hagen: A Drama in Four Acts (Privately printed; (c)1903, 1909), [2]+p[1]-104; with preliminary author's note. (both viewed at HathiTrust)

1910 Kerr HDL(4), HDL(mis-cat as LCPage)

1920 pamphlet at Amazon

Date uncertain; 123 or later as Little Blue Book o[140] o[141] o[142] --the latter, which gives year 1925, also specifies "A drama in four acts"; the first specifies "a play" and "Other Little blue books': p. 94-96."

Image from Amazon.com 2017-11-08 as "Pamphlet – 1920", but reliable source date the "LBB" series name from 1923; ASIN: B00I0AIWNE

2017 Forgotten Books [143]

Little Blue Book S3349

Worldcat search se:"Little Blue Book"

The Millenium P614326 problem record as Little Blue Book #592 to 594, hc format

o[144], o[145], o[146] part 1/590, o[147] part 3/592

Plays of Protest as Little Blue Book #630 to 633 o[148], 1 volume, various pagings

CGD Roberts, In the Morning of Time

els  Charles G. D. Roberts [149] (93)

FictionMags

series: "The Morning of Time" alone, which needs rename "In The Morning of Time"

Overlords of Earth, (ss) The Yellow Magazine Apr 18 1924 [#68]
Overlords of Earth. The Guardian of the Cave Mouth, (ss) The Yellow Magazine May 30 1924 [#71]

missing #73-75 late Jun thru Jul; #78-84 Sep--Nov

Overlords of Earth. The Stooping Men, (ss) The Yellow Magazine Mar 20 1925 [#92]
Overlords of Earth. Vengeance, (ss) The Yellow Magazine Apr 17 1925 [#94]

missing #97-105 late May thru Sep

fully catalogued: #68-72, 76-77, 85-96 (19 issues; 19 missing)

Earth's Enigmas T1954641 --NEEDs more and less Title information, perhaps some offsite at the "Author's Note" and "Prefatory Note" Titles

1896 Earth's Enigmas - ISFDB, LC 1896 https://lccn.loc.gov/07041025 -HDL [150]; 1903 https://lccn.loc.gov/03013615 o[151]; 1969 https://lccn.loc.gov/72094742

we show 15 stories each, perhaps 18 stories in all with 3 replaced

"This edition is enlarged by the inclusion of three new stories entitled "The house at Stony Lonesome' [15. Stony---Lonesome], 'The hill of chastisement' [11.] and 'On the Tantramar dyke' [10.].".

our contents show that the collection is no longer; three stories are not listed as 1903 contents, namely A Tragedy of the Tides, An Experience of Jabez Batterpole, The Eye of Gluskâp

(1896) HathiTrust Digital Library (catalog record) provides full view of two copies, including one from Harvard U with original cover (ISFDB cover image of the 1903 ed. shows same design with color variation) -- with personal inscription signed by the writer April 1897-04 (Harvard U); signed by the writer 1898-10-25 (U Michigan) -- unillustrated -- stories span p1-[291] (last page unnumbered)

(1903) HDL (catalog record) provides full view of 3 copies, all with original cover, apparently identical; its second copy from Harvard U (id=hvd.32044106202591) is best quality -- (front cover) illustration is that ISFDB shows, but design differs -- t.p. verso: "Published May, 1903.", also identifies printer -- Contents, 15 stories (same number as the 1896 ed.) -- Illustrations, lists 10 (frontispiece and 9 plates not included in the pagination) -- stories span p11-285

Prefatory Note, p3-4 in the digital presentation, notes "This edition is enlarged by inclusion of three new stories", named, but the number of stories is unchanged, with three dropped from the 1896 collection. The note closes, C. G. D. R. New York, April, 1903.

Gutenberg #20231 [152] --title update in queue

1896 (3 hits)

Publ date inferred from brief positive review NY Times 1896-03-28 p3, under "Some Minor Books": "Messrs. Lamson, Wolffe & Co. of Boston publish [this one]."

Price $1.25 from listing NY Times -04-01 p10 "Books Received"

1903 (21 hits!) --first 3 only redd 2017-11-06

Stephenson Browne NY Times 1903-03-07 pBR11 "Boston Ideas"

A new volume of poems by [CGDR] is announced ... "and there is to be a new edition of his "Earth's Enigmas," his first volume of fictipon, printed in 1892, and since pirated at least once. Three new stories will nearly double the size of the book, which will have ten illustrations by Charles Livingson Bull."

Publ date from listing Chi. Tribune 1903-05-23 p10 "Books Published This Week"

Price $1.50 from listing N-Y Tribune -05-23 p16 "L. C. Page & Co."

This is a reprint of Mr. Roberts's first volume of fiction published in 1892 [sic] and out of print for several years. It will have added matter, and like "The Kindred of the Wild" is largely made up of stories of nature and animal life."

(next listing) The Kindred of the Wild. "Illustrated with 56 full page plates and many decorations from drawings by Charles Livingston Bull. $2."

A Tragedy of the Tides (1896)

"Tragedy of the Tides" as July 1900 [153]

Stony—Lonesome (1896-11)

"Stony Lonesome: A Story of the Provinces" as November 1896 [154] = "Stony-Lonesome: A Story of the Provinces", pp. 665-72, closes "Charles G. D. Roberts"

1903 preface names "The house at Stony Lonesome"

FictionMags CORRECTION

665- 673 · Stony Lonesome: A Story of the Provinces · Charles G. D. Roberts · ??
665- 672 · Stony-Lonesome: A Story of the Provinces · Charles G. D. Roberts · (ss) ~5600 words

1902 The Kindred of the Wild --nidb SFE3, LC https://lccn.loc.gov/02015335 -HDL o[155]

In the Morning of Time T2120490

Cosmopolitan v 54 (1912/1913) - Roberts, p34

Dent, 1923, unidentified illustrator --in queue

Price 6/- from brief review The New Statesman 1923-11-03 p124 (The Spectator one week later)

Price 6/- from probable publisher advert MG -10-18 p7

"This Week's Books" The Nation & The Athenaeum -10-13 p74

"The King of the Triple Horn"

ISFDB as 1916 SHORTFICTION T1663452 --NEEDs note, at least

FictionMags "King of Triple Horn" by Roberts, The Canadian Magazine 73:1 (Jan 1930), p19ff

Prehistoric Fiction

(steve@trussel.com) "1922 saw the publication of Sir [CGDR] In the Morning of Time ...". US and Canada eds. of the book were published in 1922; yesterday I added them to the ISFDB.org database (not yet approved). The 1st ed. is Hutchinson, 1919, which is available online at HathiTrust. Six stories (chapters 1-6, probably, altho the second title does not match) were published in The London Magazine May to October 1912.

Paul Bransom chronology

1912, Kipling Just So Stories cover and end sheet --mistake? about the Gleeson ed.

C. G. D. Roberts, “With His Back to the Wall,” Cosmopolitan, v. 54, December, 1912, pp. 35 ff.

Publications of each story without regard to title/foretitle/subtitle
	London	Pall Mall	Sunset	Cosmo.
	Gardner	Ver Beck	Bransom	Bransom
1	'1205				The World Without Man (uk) ItMoT: I. (?)
2	'1206				The King of the Triple-Horn (uk) ItMoT: II. Man Makes a Beginning (?) (us) In the Morning of Time [Foreword]
2a			'1309		Foreword, illus. Egbert Norman Clark
3	'1207		'1310		The Finding of Fire (uk) ItMoT: III. (?) (us) ItMoT:
4	'1208		'1311		The Children of the Shining One (uk) ItMoT: IV. (?) (us) ItMoT:
5	'1209		'1312		The Puller-Down of Trees (uk) ItMoT: V. ... (us) ItMoT:
6	'1210		'1401		The Battle of the Brands (uk) ItMoT: VI. ... (us) ItMoT:
7		'1403	'1404		The Rescue of A-ya (uk) WEWY: I. Tree Man and Cave Girl (us) ItMoT: The Cave Girl and the Tree Men
8		'1404	'1412		The Bending of the Bow (uk) WEWY: ... (us) ItMoT:
9		'1405	'1501		The Destroying Spendour (uk) ...: ASoWEWY (us) ItMoT:
10		'1406	'1502		The Terrors of the Dark (uk) ...: ACSoWEWY (us) ItMoT:
11		'1407	'1503		The Feasting of the Cave Folk (uk) (simple) (us) ItMoT:
12		'1408*		'1510	On the Face of the Waters (uk) ...: ASoWEWY (us) (simple) ^
13				'1511	The Fear (us) (simple) ^
14				'1806 unillus.	The Lake of Long Sleep (us) (simple)
sequel "Overlords of Earth" published only in The Yellow Magazine 1924 --SFE3
FictionMags shows 4 Overlords of Earth stories in its incomplete record of The Yellow Magazine Apr 1924 to May 1925 (after which no record at all)

The Pall Mall now merged with Nash's, as Nash's Pall Mall Magazine from September 1914 ('1409), not in the HathiTrust collection (nor indexed at FictionMags)

The Irish Times 1914-07-18 p11 announcement of the merger [156]

elsewhere 1914-07, W. W. Astor recently sold Pall Mall Magazine; Pall Mall Gazette and The Observer [157]; purchased by W. R. Hearst

The Irish Times reviews "Nash's and Pall Mall Magazine", October issue 1914-10-03 p7; November issue -10-31 p10; January issue -12-26 p2 --no mention of any Roberts fiction in those three issues

^ In The Cosmopolitan, #13 is advanced as "a new story of The People of the Caves" and #14 as "the next People of the Caves story" (at the close of #12 and #13). #12 begins with a one-paragraph preface apparently by the editor and, after the bylines, "The People of the Caves were running short of arrows." #14 begins, "Driven from their homes ... the Cave Folk had escaped ...", and it ends without fanfare, neither "THE END" nor any signature. (#11 refers to "the Cave Folk" in its title. #7 refers to "Cave Girl".)

Chapters 7--12 were published March to August 1914 in The Pall Mall Magazine 53:3-8 --which then merged to create Nash's Pall Mall Magazine, not in the HathiTrust collection as of 2017-10. MOST OR ALL with illustrations by Frank Ver Beck (sometimes as "Verbeck")

the outbreak of war in Europe may have terminated both Pall Mall and the publication of When Earth Was Young, which is the general title in Pall Mall, if any

Following a short prologue September 1913, chapters 3--11 were published between October 1913 and March 1915 in Sunset, illus. Paul Bransom, all with foretitle In the Morning of Time

Chapters 12 to 14 were published October--November 1915 (illus. Bransom) and June 1918 in Cosmopolitan (unillustrated).

Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific (from 1898) --nidb

at Wikipedia

Sunset : The magazine of the Pacific and of all the far West. at HDL : v6-24, 26-32, 34-38, 44-49 ; ie missing 1-5, 25, 33, 39-43 (12 of 49)

Sunset at HDL : v1-5?; 6-49

v1-5 bound together, maybe complete Index to Volume II (from 1898-11)

v6 to v49 complete?

v33 (1914b) ~1200pp with Index; CGDR "The Bending of the Bow", pp. 1156-65, w 2+ illus.

baseball pp. 269-75 on Pacific Coast League

vols 22-49 (1909-1922) begin January and June ; v21 May--Dec; previously November and May

6:1 (Nov 1900) Sunset Magazine: A Magazine of the Border 6:1, front cover

21:1 (May 1908) Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific and of All the Far West 22:1, p(1)

31:1 (Jul 1913) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly

34:1 (Jan 1915) Sunset Magazine (includes "The Destroying Splendor", p115-) --Contents continue on page 5! :-(

The first is indicia, the others not --right?

Much of In the Morning of Time is published in this monthly magazine late 1913 to early 1915.

September, "In the Morning of Time", 31:3 p483-85, illus. Egbert Norman Clark --short version of The King of the Triple-Horn ?

[3] C. G. D. Roberts, “In the Morning of Time: The Finding of Fire,” Sunset: the Magazine of the Pacific, v. 31, October, 1913, pp. 686 ff. [vol 31] p686-96, w 2+ illus by Paul Bransom (PB)

See All Unplanned, p. 134-135: illustrated this story while PB lived near Saratoga Springs. His friend, Miles Standish, served as a model for the series. The series was begun in Sunset and continued a couple of years later in Cosmopolitan. "Practically all of the originals have found a permanent home at Weber State College."

[4] C. G. D. Roberts, "In the Morning of Time: The Children of the Shining One,” Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, v. 31, November, 1913, pp. 908ff. [vol 31] p908-18, w 2+ illus PB

[5] C. G. D. Roberts, “In the Morning of Time: The Puller-Down of Trees,” Sunset: the Magazine of the Pacific, v. 31, December, 1913, pp. 1204 ff. [vol 31] 31:6 p1204-14, w 2+ illus PB

[6] C. D. G. Roberts, “The Battle of the Brands,” Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, January, 1914, pp. 129ff. [vol 32] p129-39, w 2+ illus PB

p139, the next announced for February (not published until April)

February 25, 1914 letter (no. 3) from the editor (Charles Field) of Sunset Magazine: “I have told Beth Moyle that I will use four more stories of the Morning of Time series by Mr. Roberts ...

C. D. G. Roberts, “Runners of the High Peaks,” Cosmopolitan, v. 56, March, 1914, pp. 521 ff.

[=7?] C. D. G. Roberts, “The Cave Girl and the Tree Men,” Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, April, 1914, pp. 821 ff. [vol 32] 32:4 p821-32, w 3+ illus PB

[8] C. D. G. Roberts, “In the Morning of Time: The Bending of the Bow," Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, v. 33, December, 1914, pp. 1156 ff. [vol 33] --missing at HDL

NO NOT MISSING FROM CATALOG AS SHORT TITLE SUNSET [158]

pp. 1156-65, w 2+ illus PB

subheading: "(Further events in the primitive lives of Grôm and A-ya, finders of fire, and founders of a new race.)"

[9] C. D. G. Roberts, “The Destroying Splendor,” Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, January, 1915, p. 115 ff. [vol 34] 34:1 p115-23, w 2+ illus PB

ItMoT ... subh. "(Grôm and A-ya, prehistoric lovers, encounter peril in strange and radiant winged guise.)"

[10] C. D. G. Roberts, “The Terrors of the Dark,” Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, February, 1915, pp. 271 ff. [vol 34] p271-81, w 2+ illus PB

ItMoT ... subh. "Grôm and A-ya seek fresh adventures in subterranean depths."

[11] C. D. G. Roberts, “The Feasting of the Cave Folk,” Sunset: The Magazine of the Pacific, March, 1915, pp. 455ff. [vol 34] p455-62, w 2+ illus PB

ItMoT ... subh. "Grôm and A-ya revel in their first cooked meal."

ITMOT: all those three with foretitle In the Morning of Time (omitted in the PB Chronology)

The Cosmopolitan at HDL

[12] Charles G. D. Roberts, “On the Face of the Waters,” Cosmopolitan,v. 59, October, 1915, p. 647 59:5 p647-56, w 3+ illus PB

one-paragraph editorial preface, "It is fascinating indeed to speculate ..."

closes "The Fear', a new story of The People of the Caves, will appear in the November issue."

[13] C. D. G. Roberts, “The Fear,” Cosmopolitan, v. 59, November, 1915, pp. 742 ff. p742-51, w 5 illus PB

new one-paragraph preface

closes "The next People of the Caves story will be The Lake of Long Sleep." (no date given)

59:6 701-844pp

not found v60:1 1-148pp, 149-300, 301-460, 461-620, 621-780, 781-926 (not found v60)

Whoa! 1918

C. G. D. Roberts, “The Lake of Long Sleep,” Cosmopolitan, v. 65, June, 1918, p. 69 p69-73 and 116, w 3+ illus PB

Evidently, then, Paul Bransom illustrated stories/chapters 3-6, 7, 8-11, 12-13, and 14 --not 1-2-- as published in five spurts

Chapters 3 to 11 were published 1913 to 1915 in Sunset with illustrations by Paul Bransom. Following an introduction 31:3 (Sep 1913), 31:4 to 32:1; 32:4 (Apr 1914); 33:6 (Dec 1914) to 34:3 (Mar 1915) ... chapters 3-6, 7, 8-11

Chapters 12 and 13 were published Oct--Nov 1915 in Cosmopolitan v59 n5-6, with illustrations by Bransom. The latter closes "The next People of the Caves story will be The Lake of the Long Sleep" (59:6, p751) --not found in vol 60

Sunset : The magazine of the Pacific and of all the far West. at HDL, inclg v6-38 (1900-1917) except v25 (late 1910), 33 (late 1914)

SFE3: In the Morning of Time (London: Hutchinson, 1919) [coll of linked stories: first story appeared May 1912 The London Magazine as "The World Without Man": three further stories followed in 1912: hb/]

A sequence of Prehistoric SF stories beginning with "The World Without Man" (May 1912 The London Magazine) was assembled as In the Morning of Time (coll of linked stories 1919), which romantically presents the first stages of humanity's ascent to civilization (see Evolution); a sequel, "Overlords of Earth" (1924 Yellow Magazine), did not reach book form. Early, sapient ape-men are anachronistically shown as coexisting with inimical dinosaurs.

1912 - magazine

Fo[159]

1919 collection/novel In the Morning of Time (sequel published only in Yellow Magazine 1924)

uk Hutchinson (indb) 1919 https://lccn.loc.gov/20000098 -HDL

ca McClelland and Stewart 1922 o[162]

uk Dent vii+320 [6] o[164]

us Dutton 1924 King's Treasuries of Literature o[165]

HDL shows 14 chapters, of which the first 6 apparently match publications in The London Magazine v28-29, #19-24 New Series

FictionMags #19-22 [166]

HDL #23

v28, not at HDL

v29 #23, "V. The Puller-Down of Trees: A Complete Short Story", illus. by Frederick Gardner ; "In this short series of complete stories the author has drawn, in a succession of vivid pictures, the evolution of primitive man. ..." pp. 41-52, illus. 44 49; p52 closes Next Month: "The Battle of the Brands."

#24, "VI. The Battle of the Brands", pp. 235-246,

illus. 238-239 245; p246 closes "The End" where the illustration 245 is frontispiece of the 1919 Hutchinson ed. (signed "F. Gardner", credited as "Frederick Gardner"

The Pall Mall Magazine at HDL, v53 (8 numbers, Jan to Aug, then merger with Nash's Magazine); U Michigan copy

1-142pp "January No 249 Vol 53"

143-276pp

277-410pp

[7] pp. 303- "When Earth Was Young" by CGDR, w 3 illus FVB, "I. Tree Man and Cave Girl: A Complete Short Story"

411-542pp (excludes cover, etc)

[8] pp. 482-93, "When Earth Was Young: The Bending of the Bow: A Complete Short Story", ... Frank Verbeck, 3 full-page color illus

543-680pp, May 1914(543 is front cover; p546 "Some Landmarks ...", chron table of highlights; pp. 569-80 "Coming of Age: Twenty-One Years of the Pall Mall Magazine"; The Seven Deadly Sins: VI, p581-92)

[9] pp. 603-11, "The Destroying Spendour: A Story of When Earth Was Young", ... Verbeck, 2 illus (one color)

(unknown genre) "The Mermaid" p615-21

681-814pp ("The Seven Deadly Sins" to p782)

[10] pp. 710-18, "The Terrors of the Dark: A Complete Story of When Earth Was Young", w 2 illus FVB

815-950pp

"The Elect" 877-88

[11] pp. 901-08, "The Feasting of the Cave Folk" ... Verbeck, w 1 illus

951-1086pp, August 1914 (Announcement pp. 1009-1012) (Contents, p.iii-iv at back)

[12] pp. 1055-61, "On the Face of The Waters: A Story of When Earth Was Young" by CGDR, unillustrated --except small headpiece, commonly by an artist other than the credited illustrator

last issue as The Pall Mall, merger with Nash's as Nash's Pall Mall from Sep 1914 --Nash's Pall Mall not in the HathiTrust collection apparently

? The Pall Mall general title is "When Earth Was Young" if anything

FictionMags *also* shows series "Morning of Time, The"

   Morning of Time, The
       Charles G. D. Roberts:

The following issues are The Pall Mall, v53, n3-8

7  Tree Man and Cave Girl (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1914 = The Cave Girl and the Tree Men (Sunset, April 1914, stated in January to follow in February ; Sunset issued #3-6 Oct13--Jan14)
8  The Bending of the Bow (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Apr 1914 = Sunset Dec 1914
9  The Destroying Splendour (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1914 = Sunset Jan 1915
   May ends p680, June begins p681, HDL shows covers but no Contents
10  The Terrors of the Dark (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1914 = Sunset Feb 1915
11  The Feasting of the Cave Folk (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1914 = Sunset Mar 1915
12  On the Face of the Waters (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Aug 1914 = Cosmo Oct 1915
13  The Fear (ss) Cosmopolitan Nov 1915 
14  The Lake of Long Sleep (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1918
dupl   The Feasting of the Cave Folk (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1914
dupl   The Terrors of the Dark (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1914

SFE3 says three more stories were published in 1912 but there were five more, all as Parts I to VI, May to October

v29 indicia? p3 p147

US ed. with original cover apparently, unillustrated, no notice of previous publication Contents, us at HDL

II. The King of the Triple Horn [triceratops]

VI. The Battle of Brands, p123-48 US, ends same as 6th instalment

1st ed. with 8 illustrations, some signed "Frank Ver Beck"

VI. The Battle of the Brands, p125-51 UK

frontispiece (cites p149, F. Gardner)

namely, facing p60 (ch3)

facing p174* (7); 180*, 198, 202* (8); 220* (9) -- (at least four by FVB, Frank Ver Beck)

308 (ch 14) --same as p60 probably

All 8 illustrations found here; only 5 known as by FG and FVB

check newspapers

1912; 1919/1920 --'morning of time' none but 4 spurious 1919 hits (poetry, Bible) found in Proquest historical newspapers; same for 1919 at Newspaper Archive, 3 spurious

later search magazines

1922, in the morning of time (12)

advert N-Y Trib -03-12 pD8 "Just published" $1.90;

reviews DFP -03-25 p4 (Among the New Books, brief), NYT -03-26 p56\19 (mid, unsigned), [167] Hartford -04-09 pSM12, $1.90 (or $1.00)

Cin -05-07, p14 N-Y Trib -06-11 pD4, SLPD -07-26 p11

[168] review The Globe 1922-06-17 p23, C$2.00

later add some note of the 1922 US newspaper reviews (and search 1919 magazines)

His Pseudoic Majesty, 1903 us at HDL another --Watts ed. not found

WorldCat records show "Watts & Co." both 1891, 1903

publisher Donohue [no hits for Donahue]

P401453 as 1890 o[169] "[18--]" [1872?] Paull translation 579pp

 l   Mrs. H. B. Paull 181601 (7) --translator of Andersen, Grimm, Wyss

P77123 as 1896 o[170] "[1896]"

Olive Schreiner, Dreams (1888?, 1890 per Wikipedia)

T197749 A New Wonderland as "Surprizing" indb as 1903 by Rtrace o[171] --as 336pp "pictures by Frank Verberk" (rather than 236, Verbeck)

ISFDB:Community Portal

1. ISFDB:Community Portal#Roadmap 2017 (initiated January, not archived)
36. ISFDB:Community Portal#OCLC as External Identifier vs. OCLC as Secondary Verification
46. ISFDB:Community Portal#Date issue in one-line title summaries
47. ISFDB:Community Portal#Poe canonical titles
48. ISFDB:Community Portal#Documenting Verne translations.

Re 47 consider "The 'Just-So' Stories" as series title and original title of the first story [172]

Concerning the first story T998497 "How the Whale Got His Tiny Throat", some title Notes need migration or replication as Series notes

What of the essay and the contained story? User talk:Stonecreek#Introduction (Just So Stories)

for a better example consider Crofton, eg "The Bunworth Banshee"

also SHORTFICTION "Robin Goodfellow--His Friends" (prologue) T2270500

Also Tanglewood Tales and A Wonder[-]Book

The Wind in the Willows, ill Nancy Barnhart interior T1875174

✓ 1922-10 Methuen 12th ed

[173] The Scotsman 1922-10-26, emph new illus.

Methuen 1922 at Amazon, with cover different from HDL

(both eds.) As of 2017-10-27 Amazon US (ASIN: B000XGD1SE, below) provides image of front cover (Toad, Mole, and Rat vignettes gold-stamped on blue cloth cover); summary "Illustrated hardback children's book. 312 pages"; and states also "Unknown Binding: 351 pages //

Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons (1922)"

That is likely to be an image of the 312-page 1922 Methuen UK edition rather than the 351-page 1923 Scribner's US edition

and (ASIN: B00AB80LUU), below) an image of front dustjacket (certainly by Barnhart) as Scribner's 1913, which may be the 1923 dustjacket

and (ASIN: B00K6M4R38, below) images of both front cover (gold and black on light blue cloth) and frontispiece (certainly by Barnhart) and title page (Methuen, no date, 16th ed.) for which it reports 1925 publication and copyright date

The front cover as 1913 and frontispiece as 1925 are two different color paintings(?) by Barnhart

✓ 1923 Scribner's

Kenneth Graham Society dates Scribner's 351-page ed. as 1922 [174] and at Amazon

1925 Methuen 16th ed. at Amazon

at HDL (Scribner's 1929) as c1913; illustrations lists 12 (front. plus 11) --NEED ADD; plain cover

Scribner's 1913 at Amazon

(PV Nihonjoe) 2012 reprint Barnes & Noble https://lccn.loc.gov/2011287924 at Amazon, with cover

2016 at Amazon with cover and look inside

TWitW, ill Shepard interior T670105

1931 Methuen Fo[175]

1933 Scribner's Fo[176]

1933 Dutton, $1, [177] NYT 1933-11-12 pBR10 "This Year's Books for Children" Anne T. Eaton --1st US?

Ghosts and Goblins

User:Pwendt/temp

NSGray, A Wind From Nowhere P182833 --9 stories all as 0000-00-00

[178]
 lw .Lowell Houser 200863 (0) 
Fry
Kay
Lohse
Leland, folklore
Wiesner
el  .Kurt Werth 188227 (39)
 l Jane Werner Watson, ed. 114823 (164) plus pseudonyms  http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79-054605 ; dnf newspapers 2002/2004 (obit) --see also (Big/Great/Little) Golden Book(s), below
el   Katherine B. Shippen 89661
el   Olivia Coolidge, Olivia E. 224003
el f.Garth Williams 7320
el   Gwyn Jones 109290 (47) ; Welsh legends and folk-tales (Oxford, 1955) https://lccn.loc.gov/55014560
el f Stephen Jones, ed. (42) Horror: 100 https://lccn.loc.gov/89169828, Another 100 https://lccn.loc.gov/2006274559
els .Jody Lee 25602 (3)

 l   Helen Hoke 10830 m. Franklin Watts 1990 obituary

Franklin Watts, publisher, sometime editor https://lccn.loc.gov/n50043704 (?) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-043704

 lw  Margaret Baker, 1928- --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/n50020894 (18) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-020894 --folklore

el f.Cicely Mary Barker 139279 1895- illustrator (36) --known for flower fairies

A. Thatcher --nidb? http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-thatcher,%20a/ C(onstance) J. Hogarth --nidb http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-hogarth,%20c%20j/

1923 Jane the Tortoise, or The Transformation of Uncle Parker o[179] 1926 o[180]

1925 The Happy Dragon, ill Constance E Rowlands o[181]

Coatsworth, The Cat Who Went to Heaven, 1930 --nidb ; Buddhist fiction?

[182] Reviewed also Anne T. Eaton NY Times 1929-11-30 pBR6 "

ASIN: B0006AKPHM (no cover image)

 William Wiesner 254417 (32, from 1944) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-036660

"The Gunniwolf" https://lccn.loc.gov/67022387 c1918 huh? ; Fo[183] 1st ed. ill. Seredy 1936 o[184] with list of Contents (17 stories); Harrap 1937 o[185], o[186] 1998 micro

 l   Wilhelmina Harper, ed. 160910 (37) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-076212

1935 The Selfish Giant ... https://lccn.loc.gov/35032766

Ghosts and Goblins [2 anthologies]

1936 Stories For Hallowe'en and Other Times T1317407 ; o[187], with list of Contents (30) titles only ; ✓ --T NEEDs revisit

1942 reprint o[188] --NEEDs explicit use for 1936 first ed. -- done for Witch-Dance-Place only

1965 Stories for Halloween [revised] --NEED much more ; at Amazon as 1965 ASIN: B0007DVZL8

The Supernatural Index (TSI)

story title search ==> intermittent hits in TSI at google books

TSI p803 (not found 2017-06-19) confirms all 1936 page numbers, all Author/Title except

TSI p804 (no preview at google) continues contents from p200, next entry probably 1964

o[189] as [1936], 271pp, illus Jones

R.M. Alden

... Witch-Dance People

Wishing Well

o[190] as 1942/36, 271pp, illus Wiesner[wrong]

... Witch-Dance-Place

--

Wishing-Well

TSI, p803

Foreword

Raymond M. Alden

... Witch-Dance-Place (vi) = vignette, <1000 words

[p804]

Library Thing

Raymond W. Alden

Wishing-Well

Ghosts and Goblins
v1	v2	year	(POEM) Title	Author	done?	work note
1	1	1936 (unknown)	POEM Hallowe'en	Molly Capes --identity?	T note	34-line 8@4+2 text orig. London Evening Standard --in queue
2		1925	The Ghost of the Great White Stag	Arthur C. Parker	T note	OCLC✓ (American Indian)-Seneca
3	3	1924	The hungry old witch	Charles J. Finger	in db	✓ (South American)
4	4	1921	The conjure wives	Frances G. Wickes	T note	(HDL) ✓ (Negro)
5	5	1913	POEM Someone	Walter de la Mare	T note	"Some one came knocking at my wee small door" illus. W. Heath Robinson
6	18	1925	Ah Tcha the sleeper	Arthur B.(?) Arthur Bowie Chrisman	T note	OCLC✓ (Chinese)-faux
7	6	1936 v17	The woodman and the goblins	J. B. J. Berg Esenwein Marietta Stockard --Stockard identity? --Stockard TSI no data nor other work	parent	(HDL) ✓ (Scotland)
8	7	1894	The king o' the cats	Joseph Jacobs	T note	✓ (English)
9	8	1931	The enchanted cow	Mary G. Mary Gould Davis	T note	✓ adapted from Leland 1895 (Italy)
10	9	1936)	Peter and the witch of the wood	Anna Wahlenberg	--	(Swedish)
11	14	1936)	The goblin of the pitcher	Alida S. Malkus shdbe Alida Sims	--	(Mayan folk tale)
12	11	1894	Tamlane	2 jacobs	T note	✓ (English)
13	15	1922	The ghosts of Forefathers' Hill	Raymond M.(?) Raymond Macdonald Alden	T note	(HDL) unlinked -fm
14	16	1917	POEM The shadow people	Francis Ledwidge	T note	✓
15		1936 v30	The Black Cat of the Witch-Dance-Place probably "Walpurgis Witch-Night (Hexentanzplatz)"	Frances J. Frances Jenkins Olcott	T 1930 T 1936	✓ (German)
16	17	1936 v29	Tomson's Halloween	Margaret Baker Mary Baker	parent chapbook in db	--wri and ill
17		1936)	So-Beé-Yit	Maynard Dixon --identity?	T note	T note concerns uncertainty identity of Maynard Dixon(s) (American Indian)
18	19	1899	The old hag of the forest	Seumas MacManus	T note	(HDL) ✓ (Irish)
19	13	1936)	The ghost wife	Charles A. Eastman --orig. co-author Elaine Goodale Eastman	--	--1913? (Sioux?)
20	10	1894	The old witch	3 jacobs	T note	✓ (English)
21	24	1936)	Wait Till Martin Comes	2 wickes	T note	(HDL) ✓ (Negro)
22	20	1918	The wishing-well	Maud Lindsay Emilie Poulsson	T note	Lindsay alone, probably (HDL 2) ✓
23	23	1929	The witch's shoes	2 olcott	T 1929	(Scotland)
24		1936 v11	Old Man Gully's Hant	Sarah J. Sarah Johnson Cocke	parent	(HDL) ✓ (Negro)
25	28	1936)	POEM A Hallowe'en story	Margaret Widdemer	--	Hallowe[']en variant as 1982
26	22	1929	The witch of Lok Island	Elsie Masson	T note	(OCLC) ✓ (Brittany)
27	26	1915	non-genre The great white bear	2 lindsay	T note	(HDL) ✓
28	33	1936)	The ghosts of Kahlberg	Bernard Henderson --orig. co-author C. Calvert	--	1924 or 1925? (Alsace-Lorraine)
29	29	1930	The wonderful lamb	Nándor Pogány --no info	T note	(Hungarian)
30	31	1890	Teeny-tiny	4 jacobs	T note	✓ (English)
	2	1934	The giant ghost	Elizabeth H. Elizabeth Hough Sechrist	T note	✓
	12	1950	POEM The witch of Willowby Wood	Rowena Bennett	T note	snippet
	21	1949 anth	POEM The witch in the wintry wood	Aileen Fisher	in db	before 1949 probably
	25	1949	POEM Witch cat	2 bennett	T note
	27	1965)	Schippeitaro	unknown	T note	probably Anonymous or that ilk ✓ (Japanese)
	30	1959	Here we go!	Maria Leach	in db	(English? boggart)
	32	1957	The witches' ride	Lupe de Osma --no info	in db	✓ w Contents incomplete (Costa Rica)
	34	1916	POEM non-genre Theme in yellow	Carl Sandburg	T note	(HDL) ✓ nolink

Alden

1922 The Boy Who Found the King https://lccn.loc.gov/22018959 -HDL o[191] ; 1922 at HDL --illus Lohse

reissued 1946 Once There Was a King https://lccn.loc.gov/46007366 o[192] (9 stories told on three nights to fill the position of royal Story-teller), illus. Copelman (uncredited) ; 1946 at HDL

newspaper search 1922/23 1/0 hit, not useful

.Evelyn Copelman https://lccn.loc.gov/n93124718 (7) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n93-124718

.Katharine Hayward Greenland https://lccn.loc.gov/no2010163441 () https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2010-163441

other works at LC

1908 Why the chimes rang https://lccn.loc.gov/08023101 --1906?

1924 Why the chimes rang and other stories https://lccn.loc.gov/24022822

1906 The knights of the silver shield o[193]; 1923 https://lccn.loc.gov/23017908 o[194] -- illus Greenland and Lohse

Summary: A collection of highly imaginative modern fairy tales which inspire children to right behavior. Includes two Christmas stories --"Why the Chimes Rang" and "In the Great Walled Country"-- and a variety of other stories suitable for the different seasons of the year. Best known from the collection are the title story, "Why the Chimes Rang" and the highly-acclaimed "The Knights of the Silver Shield", both of which have been published in separate editions and included in numerous anthologies

Baker

Margaret Baker stories credited to Margaret and Mary

iLO.$ (uk ) 1927 The Lost Merbaby T2217414 --done T fiction

LO.$ (uk icLO. ) 1929 Tomson's Hallowe'en T2217417 --done T fiction

1927 Merbaby [195] 1927-03-20

1980 collection at Amazon

dnf UK newspapers Laurie 1927 o[196]

1929 Tomson's Hallowe'en

1942? Wishing-Nut Tree ; Blackwell o[197] as 1941, o[198] as 1942 ; collection of two Fo[199]

dnf newspapers 1941 42

Book of Elves and Fairies

https://lccn.loc.gov/2007940930 Random House, 2008

User:Chavey#Big Golden Book of Elves and Fairies

FWIW WorldCat libraries catalog editions of this book (I suppose) under all these titles:

Big Golden Book ... o[200] (1 record)
Giant Golden Book ... Fo[201]
Great Golden Story Book ... Fo[202]
Elves and Fairies Book Fo[203]
Elves and Fairies; series Giant Golden Books o[204] (1 record)

Bennett

Rowena Bennett (17)

https://lccn.loc.gov/46017841 (stories) (her works chiefly poems and plays) : o[205]

Chrisman

1925 coll. Shen of the Sea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shen_of_the_Sea "Chrisman's original stories are written in the style of humorous Chinese folk tales. T" https://lccn.loc.gov/25015384 o[206]

ISBN 0525392440 (Dutton, 1968?) at Amazon

ISBN-same? 9780525392446 (Penguin, 1968?) --in queue

Else Hasselriis --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/n85194107 (1)(1968 ed. this work)  http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-194107

1927 Chrisman/Hasselriis o[207]

1930 Dumas, The Nutcracker of Nuremberg o[208]

Cocke: 24 "Old Man Gully's Hant [Haunt]" by Sarah J. Cocke Cocke (tale told by African-American women of the USA's Old South)

I don't know if they still tell this story. It's written in dialect, has one use of the "N" word, and a racist portrayal of the African-American hired hand. The best I can say about it is that the white master and mistress don't come off well, either.

biography Xlibris Corp 2003-02-28 ISBN 1401079334 at Amazon

https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12296917 ; Sarah Cobb Johnson, Mrs. Lucian H. Cocke ; From Hoopskirts to Airplanes ;

https://lccn.loc.gov/n85010458 (4) http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-010458/

https://lccn.loc.gov/11025741 o[209]

Online Books http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/lookupname?key=Cocke%2C%20Sarah%20Johnson

title page Introduction 7-13 "Harry Stillwell Edwards // Macon, Ga. // April 10, 1911" Contents, 15 Illustrations, 17 (half-title) Old Man Gully's Hant, p37-53 ... -p[317] Bypaths in Dixie: Folk Tales of the Old South (Dutton, 1911)

Davis (10)

el f.Charles Godfrey Leland 120572 (186) --EN lists 1896: Legends of Florence Collected from the People, LC shows 5 eds. of Algonquin Legends of New England --in queue

1931 The Truce of the Wolf and Other Tales of Old Italy (Harcourt, Brace), illus. Jay Van Everen; LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/31028014">31-28014</a> and OCLC o[210] as ISBN 9997489144 ; this one last of seven, adapted from "Legends of Florence" by C.G. Leland [First Series or v1, 1895,

adapted from "Legends of Florence" by C.G. Leland 1895 Nutt https://lccn.loc.gov/02027517 "First series" 1896 Macmillan https://lccn.loc.gov/75300588 "Second series" HDL title page with original cover p[ii] "By the same author and publisher // Legends of Florence // First Series Contents v-vii (about 50 -no match for Davis story titles); text p[1]-278 printed in UK, p[279] 3 books publ by Nutt

HDL shows 6 catalog pages, 4 as 1895, 2 as 1896; Princeton as v1-2; First 1896, rev enl First 1895 Preface, v-xii Contents xiii- includes

The Bronze Boar ...; 47[-50]

The Goblin of the Tower Della Trinita, or the Porta San Niccolo; 54[-58]

The Enchanted Cow of La Via Vacchereccia; 109[-113]

The Mysterious Fig-Tree; 205[-210]

-p271, 4-page Nutt catalog [273-76]

List of Publicatoins, p3 Joseph Jacobs series, now 6 annual vols 6/- lates The Fairy Tales of the British Empire]

Preface to the 1st ed., v-xii; Contents, xiii-xiv now ends "Appendix 273-75, Index 277-80

Contents (7) from Booklist Books, a Selection, ALA 1922?! viewed at google; 1921 to 1933 publication years in one volume? The Booklist Books 1921, p3-68, index p69-76; The Booklist, May Massee, ed.

The Truce of the Wolf : 'retold from the "Fioretti" of St. Francis of Assisi'

The Tale of Nanni

The Signora Lupa and the Fig Tree

Calandrino and the Pig : '"Calandrino and the pig" is from the "Decameron" of Boccaccio '

The Boar Who Was a Man : 'The last three stories are adapted from "Legends of Florence" by C.G. Leland.'

The Goblin and the Rose

The Enchanted Cow

Davis, "supervisor of storytelling in the NYPL, has retold these stories"; 125p, $2

1936 Spanish https://lccn.loc.gov/36017125 OCLC o[211] --1947 story also from this source?

1946 African https://lccn.loc.gov/46003687

also miscellaneous collections

de la Mare

Someone came knocking [commonly online as "Some One" with first line "Some One Came Knocking"]

Silver Pennies

o[212] 1925, with 6 Contents

[5238207] o[213] (The Little Library, 1926, 1929 printing)

de Osma (dnf): ic. 1957 T2219764 The Witches' Ride and Other Tales from Costa Rica (William Morrow, 1957), "told into English and illustrated by Lupe de Osma", OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1406296">1406296</a> with list of Contents (12) ; k[214] --done with 2 stories only --check newspapers

google[215] ;

at Amazon

Esenwein

Springfield, Mass.: The Home Correspondence School; The Writers Library, series editor J. Berg Esenwein, Litt. D.

1912 Short Story Masterpieces, 4 vols (2 Fr, 2 Ru) at HDL, 1 story each by about 20 writers, each with Introduction by Esenwein ;; v3 1971 reprint o[216]

1917 Children's Stories ...

Henderson

See #Bernard Henderson

(Japan) --in queue

TSI: 1964 Schippeitaro (ss), TSI under "ANON."

Leach: The Soup Stone; 1956 The Beginning k[217]; 1958 Rainbow American k[218]

1959 collection The Thing T1986203

LO.$ 1959

1982 https://lccn.loc.gov/81022746

id$ 2016 https://lccn.loc.gov/2015038789

also https://lccn.loc.gov/73022255 https://lccn.loc.gov/82007528

World 1959 o[219]

World reprint 299185982 824602912

World as ISBN 0529035456 9418069

Collins-World 865191681

Collins-World as ISBN 503225128 974872710

[?] also indexed NYHT same date 6:4 part D

Amazon reports ISBN 0440487730 as Yearling 1981 7.7in and also ASIN: B002G9N0UA as Yearling 1984 hc 8.5in

ABEbooks lists several copies at high prices as ISBN 0529035456 Putnam 1959; also

Collins 1959, same ISBN

Collins World 1976, same ISBN o[220]

World 1970

Yearling, ISBN 0440487730 o[222] as 1978 printing; [ at Amazon] as 1981-06

Lindsay: 27 * "The Great White Bear" by Maud Lindsay

Two boasters get caught out.

Maud Lindsay, The Story-Teller, 1915, p78-83 Boston: Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1915, 117 pp

The Story-Teller, Introduction 7-9; stories (12) 11-117

The Joyous Travelers (June 1919), "Contents // Verses by [EP] // Stories by [ML]", 1. Introduction (35 = 16 stories, 19 verses?) 37. Farewell HDL: The Wishing-Well, p15-21

St. Nicholas 45.3 (Jan 1918)

TOC "The Joyous Travelers: Verses and Stories"

p200 "The Joyous Travelers: Verses by [EP] and Stories by [ML]"

p202-04 "The Nurse's Tale: The Wishing-Well" p202

So the story is by Lindsay alone probably

W. M. Berger, William Merritt, W. Merritt --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/nr00003336 (2)  http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr00-003336

The Joyous Travelers, p15-21, Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company, 1919 - Great Britain (viewed at Google Books) "The Wishing-Well: Tale Told by the Nurse" 157 pp; stories span p11-157 "The Nurse's Tale: The Wishing-Well"

MacManus (51)

we list one 1899 story (from two collections?), all 20 from two 1900 collections, one 1903, one 1905

Illustrators (LC states Chminey only); HDL shows

1898 : 2nd ed. (alone at HDL) companion to sequel A Lad of the O'Friel's 'signed' S. MacM. // Donegal, Summer, 1906."; 15-chapter novel? 15 + Introduction, p[vii]-xv

1899t : unillustrated : 15 + To My American Readers, p[9]-10, 'signed' MAC. // New York, Oichdhe Brighde, 1899.

1899c Pamela Colman Smith : Our Folk-Tales, p.ix-xii, 'signed' Seumas Macmanus.

1900b : unillustrated : 10 + Apologia, p.vii-viii, 'signed' Seumas Macmanus. // Dun·na·nGall, Eire.

1900d : 10 + Our Tales, p.ix-xi, 'signed' Seumas Macmanus. // Donegal, Old Lammas Day, 1900.

1898 The Bend : niLC -- o[223] 1898; o[224] at HDL ; no Contents

1899 Through the Turf Smoke : LC https://lccn.loc.gov/99000816 -HDL 99, 69 -- 1969 o[225] 12 stories ISBN 0836930258

HDL (5) 99, 99 Toronto --none in database?

1899 In Chimney Corners : LC https://lccn.loc.gov/99005104 -HDL 99, 35 -- o[226] essay + 15 ; Fo[227]

HDL 1899 Indiana w cover 04 17 19 --"The Old Hag of the Forest"

1900 Bewitched T1618312 : LC https://lccn.loc.gov/00002115 -HDL 00, 35 -- o[228], lists 10 stories (indb) ; o[229] uk 1900 "empty"

HDL (2 w cover) Apologia + 10

1900 Donegal : LC https://lccn.loc.gov/01029082 00, https://lccn.loc.gov/68028406 68, https://lccn.loc.gov/2006543220 2003 -- o[230], lists 10 stories, illus (not indb) ; o[231] uk 1902

HDL 3rd impression 1901-10-00

o[232] 1968, for which we list 10 stories, illus, essay

2013 data from Amazon, same contents --check 2003/2013 newspapers

publisher page NOW shows same ISBN, $8.95

o[233]o[234] 2003 xi+148 ; 095445300X, 23cm

HDL: Table of Contents, 1900

Joseph A. Greenleaf, ed. --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/nb2004005201 (1) http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nb2004-005201 (same 1)

J.A. Greenleaf https://worldcat.org/identities/np-greenleaf,%20j%20a/ (1)

Amazon: J.A. Greenleaf

1903 A Lad : LC https://lccn.loc.gov/03007164 -HDL 03 27 chapters --Fo[235]

HDL no cover 03 06 06

1919 Lo, and Behold Ye! --"The Tinker of Tamlacht" ✓

Lo, And Behold Ye! at HathiTrust title page, c1919 Stokes --1917 at google books may be the latest story copyright date

Hark Ye!, p[v]-vi, signed "Seumas MacManus of Donegal." Contents, vii, lists chapters I to XVII Illustrations, [ix], lists 8 (frontispiece plus 7 plates not included in the pagination stories span p1-280

Macmanus at Kirkus

1939 coll Dark Patrick k[236]

1962 coll Hibernian Nights k[237] "MacManus' final and definitive collection of Irish folk tales"

Malkus

1931 The spindle imp and other tales of Maya myth and folk lore https://lccn.loc.gov/31022896 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10687466 --dnf Contents at Amazon (no data) as pbk 1931

rvw The Saturday Review 1932-01-02 p432 $2.00 ; by Harriett Hammond [238]

Publishers Weekly v119 1931 p2967 (google)

? another version in Farjeon, The Silver Curlew, perhaps "The Spindle-Imp" --evidently The Spindle Imp of the Witching Wood is a character in that novelztn, per Horn Book v30 1954 p169 (google); also in Over the Garden Wall ?

Masson
Folk tales of Brittany (1929) https://lccn.loc.gov/29021393 OCLC o[239], with Contents (15); all inclg Foreword at sacred-texts.com

Parker

Seneca and Scots-English Writer of Seneca nation and Iroquois confederation nonfiction and folklore collections

Skunny Wundy, multiple paginations and subtitles

c1926 https://lccn.loc.gov/26016115 OCLC o[240] -- xi+262 (p251ff)

https://lccn.loc.gov/73115899 [1970, c1926] -- 224

https://lccn.loc.gov/94027216 1994 -- xx+224 (p213ff)

1926 at Google p213-16ff (states ISBN 0815602928 215pp); [https://books.google.com/books?id=0-dCAAAAIAAJ&dq=%22The%20Ghost%20of%20the%20Great%20White%20Stag%22%20parker&source=gbs_book_other_versions another as p251 of 248pp!)

Published in Parker, Skunny Wundy and Other Indian Tales (Doran, 1926), illus. Will Crawford, p213ff

(last of 32 stories listed, ch 34 per google snippet)

re-issued by Syracuse UP in the series The Iroquois and their neighbors as Skunny Wundy: Seneca Indian Tales

LCCN: https://lccn.loc.gov/26016115 --in queue OCLC: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/2437987

1926 Skunny Wundy and Other Indian Tales o[241]

1970 A. Whitman ; Skunny Wundy: Seneca Indian Tales o[242] o[243] 0807574058

1994 Syracuse U P, xx+224 ; Skunny Wundy : Seneca Indian Tales o[244] 0815602928 Arthur C. Parker ; illustrated by George Armstrong ; with a foreword by Joseph Bruchac ; with an introduction by George R. Hamell

"by Arthur C. Parker [Gawaso Wanneh] ; illustrated by Will Crawford."

.Will Crawford 140784 WD https://lccn.loc.gov/n86112737 (51) http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n86-112737
.George Armstrong --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/n79005657 (27) http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79-005657 --inclg 2 FFM picture books by Gerry Armstrong

Pogány, Nándor: 29 "The Wonderful Lamb" by Nandor Pogany (Old Hungarian legend)

If a princess doesn't laugh, she'll die.

NP not found; Pogány, Nándor (2) https://lccn.loc.gov/68045162 https://lccn.loc.gov/30020204 o[245], with list of Contents (21) --distinct from

Magyar Fairytales, from Old Hungarian Legends [?]y Button $2.00

1913 The Hungarian Fairy Book (26) o[246] o[247], both with Contents; o[248] as Unwin / Stokes, o[249] notes preface

1930 Magyar Fairy Tales from Old Hungarian Legends o[250]

1940 Hungarian Folk Stories o[251]

Sechrist

TSI p37

Terribly Strange Tales 1967,

Thirteen Ghostly Tales 1932 ; 1942 variant https://lccn.loc.gov/42014388 with Contents

ofullname Contents ; https://lccn.loc.gov/48008612 1948

Heigh-ho, illus. Guy Fry https://www.librarything.com/work/1658271
13 Ghostly Yarns, newly illus. Albert Michini --nidb https://lccn.loc.gov/63020357 [168394]

1932 1942 Thirteen Fo[252] --1963 yet another version?

1967 Terribly Strange

Published 1934 in Sechrist, A Little Book of Hallowe'en, illus. Guy Edgar Fry (Lippincott, 1934), https://lccn.loc.gov/34025743 and OCLC o[253] --dnf Contents

1948 anthology https://lccn.loc.gov/48008612 and OCLC o[254], OCLC o[255] w Summary --dnf Contents

another work: Once in the first times; folk tales from the Philippines (OCLC is down)

Wahlenberg: Old Swedish Fairy Tales o[256] 1925 w Contents (Preface + 18); The Diamond Bird and Other Tales o[257] 1969 w Contents (14) k[258]

Great Swedish Fairy Tales (1974), Introduction + 15 (8 wahlenberg, 4 smedberg) --new translation? by Holger Lundbergh

19 • The Magician's Cape • (1974) • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
29 • The Barrel Bung • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
50 • The King's Choice • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
78 • The Troll Ride • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
114 • The Old Troll of Big Mountain • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
136 • The Magpie with Salt on Her Tail • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
195 • Linda-Gold and the Old King • short story by Anna Wahlenberg
230 • The Queen • short story by Anna Wahlenberg

Among the 8 stories by Wahlenberg, at least the last 4 are in the posthumous collection Diamantfågeln och andra sagor (Albert Bonniers Forlag, 1958) o[259];

--inferred from English-language story titles in the 1969 translation by Annabelle Macmillan o[260] 1969 transl.

The diamond bird --
x The queen --
x Linda-gull and the old king --
x The old troll in the big mountain --
The jewel field --
x The magpie with salt on its tail --
King Puttilutt --
Jan-the Lame's apple tree --
The sunshine tree --
The golden goats --
The butter tub --
The golden purses --
The wondrous ball --
The golden hen

Wickes

one free audio states: "The Conjure Wives" - An Old Southern Halloween Tale. Published in Frances G. Wickes' "Happy Holidays" 1921

1921 at Google books Happy Holidays shows Hallowe'en [section title] : The Conjure Wives : Old Southern Tale, p46-53

also p54-59 Shippeitaro : A Japanese Fairy Tale : Teresa Peirce Williston

p59-62 Wait Till Martin Comes : Frances G. Wickes

Table of Contents shows --all in "Hallowe'en" (3rd of 17 sections),

The Conjure Wives. Old Southern Tale // Adapted by [FGW] 46[-49]

Shippeitaro. A Japanese Fairy Tale // Teresa Peirce Williston 54[-58]

Wait Till Martin Comes // Adapted from an Old Tale by [FGW] 59[-62]

Interior headings show

Hallowe'en (3rd of 17 sections) // The Conjure Wives // Old Southern Tale

Shippeitaro // A Japanese Fairy Tale // Teresa Peirce Williston

Wait Till Martin Comes // [FGW]

Acknowledgements, in turn, say nothing about the two by Wickes

Ship: Teresa Peirce Williston, Japanese Fairy Tales (Rand McNally)

(viewed at Google Books with original cover)

contributors (except Harper, ed.; Jones, ill.; Wiesner, ill.)

 el  Raymond Macdonald Alden 168287 (52)
 lw  Margaret Baker 168334 (30)
 lw .Mary Baker 168335 (18)
 lw ~Rowena Bennett 168508 (17)
 lw  C(harles) Vincent Calvert 168410 --Henderson co-author unnamed in Harper anthologies 
--  ~Molly Capes, poet 162061 --dnf http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-capes,%20molly/ [1 only]
el   Arthur Bowie Chrisman 121716 (4)
 l   Sarah Johnson Cocke 254971 (4)
 l   Mary Gould Davis 112255 (10) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no96-053162
el f Walter de la Mare 11634 (274)
--   Lupe de Osma 140312 --dnf http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-de%20osma,%20lupe/ [1 only]
el  .Maynard Dixon 168336 (30) --uncertain identity as the writer/poet --1936 ss T note ✓
el   Charles A. Eastman 164772 (42) ; orig credit also Elaine Goodale Eastman
els  J. Berg Esenwein 998 (20)
els  Charles J. Finger 112828 (75)
el  ~Aileen Fisher 166897 (103)
 lw  Bernard Henderson 167374 (14) --B. L. K.
el   Joseph Jacobs 17634 (129)
el   Maria Leach 99569 (21) 
el  ~Francis Ledwidge 168332 (13)
 l   Maud Lindsay 254567 (18)
el   Seumas MacManus 20196 (51)
els  Alida S(ims) Malkus 168331 (39) 
--   Elsie Masson 168471 --mis-identity Author:Elsie Masson 
el   Frances Jenkins Olcott 168470 (48)
el   Arthur C. Parker 168328 (38)
--   Nándor Pogány 254745 --dnf http://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-pogany,%20nandor/ [4 only]
el   Emilie Poulsson 254568 (32) --spurious co-author maybe
e   ~Carl Sandburg 22681 (276)
 l   Elizabeth Hough Sechrist, ed. 160997 (28) children's librarian, http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-004935
--   Marietta Stockard 123124 --dnf http://www.worldcat.org/identities/viaf-172144928075454340415/
Slw  Anna Wahlenberg 168330 (2) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-052053 
IEl  Frances G. Wickes 134950 (18)
el  ~Margaret Widdemer, poet 120925 (74)

Bernard Henderson

Katherine B. Shippen
Olivia Coolidge, Olivia E.
Garth Williams
Gwyn Jones
Stephen Jones

Ancestry.com 1901 England Census shows one "Constance E Rowlands" ; George, Charlotte L ; abt 1876 (age 25); Gloucestershire (resid.)

Doris Williamson https://lccn.loc.gov/nb99006672 (0) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nb99-006672
Constance E. Rowlands https://lccn.loc.gov/nb99006673 (0) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nb99-006673
el f Stephen Jones, ed. mainly 6277
--   Stephen Jones (I) 255122 --no info
 lw  C. Calvert, Charles Vincent 168410 (8) --indb only as Henderson co-author
 lw  Bernard Henderson, B.L.K. (14)

Henderson stories indb (1 Jones, 3 Calvert)

Wyvern T1367520

Ghosts of Kahlberg

Kurage

Tokutaro

Published in Bernard Henderson and C. Calvert, Wonder Tales of Alsace-Lorraine (Philip Allan, 1924), illustrated by Constance E. Rowlands;

presumably by both writers

1921 Ancient Wales Fo[261]16 https://lccn.loc.gov/22020681 at HDL, o[262] co Stephen Jones, ill Doris Williamson

1922 us Small at HDL

1924 2nd ed., ill Williamson and Rowlands at Madoc Books 8 col plates (Rowlands?), 48 illus (Wmson?)

publisher advert (Small, Maynard and Company) NY Herald, NY Tribune 1924-09-24 pG7 Wonder Tales of Ancient Wales $3.00

Wonder Tales series not found 2017-06-15 in title search of UK/US newspapers 1924 25

British Books in Print 2.1 (Whitaker, 1928), Philip Allan & Co., Ltd. listings

Wonder Tales Series [p23 listing] by "BLK, S. Jones, and C. Calvert. 6/- "Large post 8vo, each with 8 coloured plates and 48 drawings in the text, 6s. net per volume."

1924 Alsace-Lorraine [as Bernard]

1925 Alsace-Lorraine Fo[263]5 https://lccn.loc.gov/26014108 o[264] co C. Calvert, ill Constance E. Rowlands

1924 Ancient Spain [as Bernard] Fo[265]5 https://lccn.loc.gov/25014861 o[266] co C. Calvert, ill Constance E. Rowlands

ancient Spain (237 pp, no preview); this and Japan "Books of the Week" NYH,NYT 1925-09-06 pD10 (no price); as $2.50 each NY Times 1925-09-06 pBR29 "Latest Books" Stokes

1924 old Japan [as B.L.K.] Fo[267]7 https://lccn.loc.gov/25022124 o[268] Allan, https://lccn.loc.gov/49041043 o[269] (NY: Stokes, 1924?) co C. Calvert, ill Constance E. Rowlands

old Japan Google snippet, Allan 1924

(uk 24, us 25) 6/- Irish Times 1924-09-26 p2 "Publications Received"; 6/- brief review The Scotsman 1924-12-11 p2; brief review Irish Times 1924-12-09 p3 simply "Dr. Henderson and Mr. Calvert"

old Japan (Allan 1924 as "BLK") snippet shows

Kurage p26 (2nd of 16 Contents) 3 of 15 at p256 (III Kurage) 41 45, evidently p26-45

Tokutaro at pp206 210 212 --running titles?

1924 old Tyrol [as B.L.K.] Google snippet, Stokes 1925 ; Stokes 1925 "Bernard"

1925 old Tyrol Fo[270]7 https://lccn.loc.gov/26024300 Calvert, illus at Google Books

1930 Folk Tales of the Nations o[271]

1934 many lands o[272] o[273] https://lccn.loc.gov/37003936 Calvert, illus

Other Lands (1934; no preview, page-count, nor Calvert)

5/- Man Gua 1934-10-02 p5 "Books Received" (Bernard); no price "books appearing this week" Observer -09-23 p6 "Diary of the Week" ("other chief books appearing this week")

[274] review by Evelyn Sharp Man Gua 1934-12-06 pX "Magic Immortal" ; also 6/ [quoting SFE] " The Death of the Dragon: New Fairy Tales (London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1932) [coll: hb/George Morrow] " ; also Jim at the Corner

1934 [275] Manchester Guardian 1934-11-29 p7, including Turf-Cutter 1st and Orchestra Land 1st UK P577279

Turf-Cutter, 1st US P569320

Cover image from Amazon US 2017-06-15 as Hardcover, 1939, "Publisher: E P Dutton & Co., Inc.; First Edition edition (1939)", ASIN: B000LRJ260

Amazon as 1939

productive search: [https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=node%3D154606011&field- keywords=turf+cutter%27s+donkey Amazon US], Amazon UK

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LCCN: <a href=""></a> OCLC: <a href=""></a>

(underscore represents linked cross-reference) --SFE: Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997), p

{a|}} https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-039427 [Robyn Tallis shared pseudonym]

slice of some contents, The Supernatural Index, p833

Walter R. Brooks ss

24 The Woodman and the Goblins, JBE & MS ss

32 The Wonderful Cat ol Cobbie Bean, Barbee Oliver Carleton ss

69 Teeny-Tiny, JJ vi

72 The Conjure Wives, fgw

Fantasy Stories T34639

us Random House Fantasy Stories 257838 1997 tp ; o[276] 1996 hc

Random House Science Fiction Stories Fo[277]

Kurt Maschler Award --done?

Title Notes search ('kurt maschler') hits 5 titles, 3 awards (1982, 1985, 1999)

1982 Harriet and the Crocodiles Fo[278] ; US https://lccn.loc.gov/83025530

1984 Harriet and the Haunted School Fo[279]; US https://lccn.loc.gov/84071903

1985 Harriet and the Robot ; o[280] ; US https://lccn.loc.gov/86017435 o[281] o[282] k[283]

4. Harriet and the Flying Teachers

ACM 1930 [284]-09-28, -11-30, [285]-12-07

els  .Jody Lee 25602 (3)

https://lccn.loc.gov/95080677 2017 pbk at Amazon

LCCN and OCLC state: -- "A Byron Preiss book"

merge A Wizard of London (cover)

underway 2017-05-25: clone/export some of Angela Carter's Fairy Tales

underway Sleeping Beauty and Other Favourite Fairy Tales Carter/Foreman T178701

User:Pwendt/rtfm#2017 --Shakespeare/Grimm/Macdonald, chapbook/shortfiction/series, etc

Reeves, A Cold Light, retells Grimm

Nesbit Pussy and Doggy Tales. Illus D. Kempwelch 12mo Dutton / Dent "Books Received" 1900-01-27 pBR14 (no price)

The Observer 1900-12-02 p7 "Christmas Books--I"

The Book of Dragons (Harper) "... Mr. Nesbit gives us a series of fairy stories about dragons modernised."; "... quaint illustrations by H. R. Miller"

fantasy?

Virginia Hamilton, Dies Dear https://lccn.loc.gov/68023059 --SFE3 does not mention this one

Sutcliff, Aquila

Creech, Ruby Holler

Hunter, The Stronghold (and others)

Nesbit, Bastables; Doggy Tales

P194189 PV Mhhutchins, LCCN https://lccn.loc.gov/68028914 ambiguously on subtitle (Toward/s Infinity); with note on trade and library prices

[286] Strange Things , softcover

Ruskin's King User:Pwendt/FFM

.Mary Lott Seaman, ill --nidb

Fouque's Sintram and Undine
Angela Carter

elB  Marina Warner 10634 (59)
 lw .Corinna Sargood 116666 (2) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n90-660342
Duffy
els  Janice Elliott 1512 (23)
el  .Errol Le Cain 253040 (41)
John Christopher
el  .Jacob Landau 133029 (17) ; Sebastian cover illustrator
 l   Carl Withers, folklorist 146900 (17), aka Robert North (1 nonfic), James West (3 nonfic) 
el f Rosemary Harris 16228 (33)

els  Janice Elliott 1512 (23) -- 1970 (Gollancz announce, 18/-) birthday unicorn o[287] 79p

at Kirkus mainly non-genre, deleted here

1970 Birthday Unicorn p.b. https://lccn.loc.gov/78101337 79p

1973 Alexander p.b.? https://lccn.loc.gov/73168594 96p

1980 Summer People https://lccn.loc.gov/81108270 188p o[288] ISBN 0340251727 at Amazon US

i 1993-09-15 City of Gates k[289] ; no cover image at Amazon ; no US ed. found at Amazon ; not found in newspapers 1992 1993

1995-06-15 Figures in the Sand k[290] https://lccn.loc.gov/95204031

Hodder & Stoughton/Trafalgar (US?) 1993 0-340-57115-2 and 1995 0-340-61846-9

WorldCat gives 1992 0-340-57115-2 *, 034057979X (Sceptre tp) and 1994 0-340-61846-9 *, 1995 0340646934 (Sceptre tp)

* dated one year later at Amazon US

Trafalgar US distributor

el f Rosemary Harris 16228 (33)

Reuben trilogy

iLO.£ (LOd$) ✓ both
iLO.£ (LOKd$) ✓ both
iLO.£ (LOKm$) ✓ both

LO. (LO.$) 1971 Seal --Amazon UK/US both eds. 1971-06, no cover image, US ISBN 0027426807 (not found at WorldCat); 1974 ppb also no cover

iLOd£ 1974 The Lotus and the Grail (UK, 18 stories)

iOKm$ 1974 Sea Magic (US, 10 stories)

Velveteen Rabbit

1st ed. London at ABEbooks

newspaper search ("how toys become real") 1922, 0 hits

('velveteen rabbit') 1922 (6) only! 3 uk, 3 us

Doran/Heinemann 1922 at Wayne State 19p with printer statement p[20] ; List of Illustrations (7) as facing 1 3 6 9 12 16 19

3-line title T // VR // Or How Toys Become Real Doran/Heinemann Printed in Great Britain

4-line title T // VR // or // HTBR

o[291]-WayneSt as "1 online resource (33 pages color plates (part double) 21 cm)"

U Penn Women Writers shows Doubleday ed.

Project Gutenberg Release Date: March 29, 2004 [eBook #11757] == courtesy U Penn Women Writers

1922 Heinemann o[292] o[293]-e ; with ISBN as 35p o[294]

Price 7/6 from publisher advert "Heinemann's List" Manchester Guardian 1922-10-12 p4; "with 7 colour plates, end-papers, and jacket by William Nicholson", Crown quarto

and "Heinemann's Christmas Books" The Scotsman -12-07 p3

cO.$ 1922 Doran o[295]

1922? Doubleday o[296]-HDL specious

-- illustrated cover (same as jacket, from dealer images) and endpapers -- title page, p[3], shows Garden City, etc, no date -- List of Illustrations, p[7] (7), including double plates (two leaves) not included in the pagination (facing p11, betw p12/13, 16, 18/19, 25, 29, 30/31 -- text spans p11-33

at Amazon Kindle restoration as 1st ed (incorrect)

original cover at HDL

[297] Hart Cour 1923-12-16 p5B (as new work) Whitefriars Press ..

1926 Doran new ed. $1.25

[298] NYHT 1926-10-24 pF16 "Doran Books"; this one "A new edition of Mrs. Bianco's famous story"

[299] NYHT -12-05 pF10 "Children's Books 1926"; this one as Margery Williams see also next week The Three Owls for middle-age and older children

o[300] 1926 Doran 19p 21cm

o[301] 1926 Doubleday 19p 24cm o[302] [new ed. 1927?] Doran 33p 26cm

icOOd£ 1970 Heinemann ✓

icLOd$ 2011 Dover ✓ --NEED original cover documentation or image

2012/2013 Santore p.b. http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/800031371 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/897776758 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/973163989

2013-02-19 at Amazon with Look Inside

icLOd$ 2014 Doubleday ✓

--nidb 2015 ; 2015 https://lccn.loc.gov/2015000162

el  .William Nicholson (artist) 168536 (11) 
aka W. Beggarstaff, one of Beggarstaff Brother https://lccn.loc.gov/no2008108191 (1) 
el  .Charles Santore 89213 (32)
el   Margery Williams 30904 (109)
el f Mollie Hunter 5600 (37) User:Pwendt/People
el  .Ruth Reeves 227475  (4)
el   Paul Fenimore Cooper [Sr.] 227474  (6), grandson of James 
elsf Angela Carter 1172 (55) User:Pwendt/FFM#Perrault User:Pwendt/FFM#Angela Carter
 lw .Max Barsis 252721 (7) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2002-099134
el   Maria Tatar 9070 (20)
elsf John Gardner [Jr.] 3087 (61)
el   Doris Orgel 212247 (63) User:Pwendt/People
Keith
Schwebell
Courtney
Brewster
Richards
Yonge
Fouqué

 l   Carl Withers, folklorist 146900 (17), aka Robert North (1 nonfic), James West (3 nonfic)

https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-081089

1969 The Man in the Moon x+131 https://lccn.loc.gov/69011819

1970 p.b. Grindstone of God https://lccn.loc.gov/70098912

1970 p.b. Painting the Moon https://lccn.loc.gov/73116888

Gertrude C. Schwebell

1957 publication P617607

The story of Little Mook / Wilhelm Hauff -- Die Geschichte von dem kleinen Muck T1590283
Undine / Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué -- Undine: Eine Erzählung T1579581 ; this retelling as co-written T1819380
Rain Trudy / Theodor Storm 96121 -- T[303]
The cold heart / Wilhelm Hauff -- Das kalte Herz T1589112
The peasant and his son / Eduard Mörike 96129 -- T[304]
The man who lost his shadow / Adelbert von Chamisso -- Peter Schlemihls wundersame Geschichte T1566992 novel
The new melusine / Johann Wolfgang von Goethe -- Die neue Melusine T1261334
The invisible kingdom / Richard Lander (nidb) -- T[305]
The spendthrift / Ferdinand Raimund (nidb) -- T[306]
Nutcracker and Mouseking / E. T. A. Hoffman -- Nußknacker und Mausekönig T1227833

Afterword. --nidb

Schwebell writers not in database (2)

Richard Lander

Ferdinand Raimund https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Raimund https://lccn.loc.gov/n50054960 (35)

LC Schwebell

icLO.$ 1957, ill Max Barsis at Amazon --COLL or ANTH ?

iLOm$ 1974/57 Dover at NLA

Stephen Daye Press ✓

Dl   Gertrude C. Schwebell 212248 (6) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n89-631175
 l  .Eros Keith 112279 (25) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-035886

LC Keith

1969 coll Russian https://lccn.loc.gov/70084139

1973 coll Celts https://lccn.loc.gov/72094719 at Amazon

nidb 1969 p.b. 57pp, coll Russian, Tolstoy o[307]

i 1970 p.b. 32pp, Miss Z o[308]

i 1970 p.b. 40pp, The Donkey Prince o[309] ; k[310] not reviewed as an adaptation of Grimm, contrast 1977 M. Jean Craig and Barbara Cooney k[311]

nidb 1973 coll Celts o[312]

i 1973 novel In a Blue Velvet Dress o[313] --in queue

i 1978 coll 223/255pp, The Faithless Lollybird o[314] --Bluesman trouble

i 1978 novel Dies Dear o[315]

M. Jean Craig http://lccn.loc.gov/n50018794 (19) ; https://lccn.loc.gov/75045477 48p, https://lccn.loc.gov/62017347 48p

el  .Mary Grabhorn, daughter 205878 (3 from 1953) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n84-160150 (9 Shakespeare 1951 to 1961, birthday party invitation 1936 o[316])

iO. 1951 The Tempest ✓

User:Pwendt/People

Outhwaite User:Pwendt/People#Illustrators

 lw  Annie R. Rentoul 226418 (1) 
 w   Grenbry Outhwaite 185213 https://lccn.loc.gov/no2009085228 (1) 
ew  .Ida Rentoul Outhwaite 33576 EN https://lccn.loc.gov/n86068740 (2) 
   https://lccn.loc.gov/29021811 o[317] Fairyland (1929) by Annie except "Serana, the Bush Fairy" and verses
   https://lccn.loc.gov/48021649 A Bunch of Flowers 48p

 l  Paul M. Allen 251668 (9) --associated w Rudolf Steiner, Rudolf Steiner Publications (wh may be 2017 SteinerBooks and/or Rudolf Steiner Press)
Bulwer-Lytton https://lccn.loc.gov/n79032869 (406)
Pisistratus https://lccn.loc.gov/n2014051319 (19)

 lw  L. A. Knight 231893 https://lccn.loc.gov/nr2003005081 (4) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr2003-005081
DEls Paul Tabori 85229 (43)

els  Fenner Brockway 192470 (34)
el   Charlotte Smith 217501 (37) mainly as Smith, Charlotte Turner

elw  Davide Sernicoli 243858 (1)

1937 https://lccn.loc.gov/38000279

1947? o[318] 1948 [37301726] 1947, both v+218 19cm

1948 from a Desert series? vii+216 19cm

(getty).A. W. van Deusen 202295 --no LCCN other works o[319] o[320] o[321] --Robert Bonner's Sons (Dillingham may be 1st ed.)
els  G. H. Putnam, George Haven 127627 (51) https://lccn.loc.gov/12007577 -HDL o[322]
ews  Frank West Rollins 132473 https://lccn.loc.gov/n88675269 (4 nonfic)

[323] The Artificial Mother --later visit HDL (and clone?)

  s  C. H. Robinson (Charles Henry, 1843); Charles Henry 211253 (3 known; no LCCN) Author:C. H. Robinson

https://lccn.loc.gov/96208233 1908 pamphlet

FictionMags [324] -- 2 National Magazine (Bos) 1901 1902; 1 Redbook 1903

Cumulative Book Index 16 LCCN(?) 13-20584 and 13-17063

1897 article with immediately preceding photo portrait frontispiece p[160][325]

The Seeing Stone T735221. 2000 Canada price C$21.99 per review by Deirdre Baker Toronto Star 2000-11-26 pC15 ("Orion, 324 pages", no ISBN)
Elsie Piddock T1989601. 2000 Canada price C$22.99 per review by Deirdre Baker Toronto Star 2000-11-26 pC14 ("Candlewick, 44 pages", ages 5-9, no ISBN)

The Notary's Nose and Other Stories P44753 o[326] o[327] problem collection: transl? contents? wrong e-copy

(Dell) (Yearling) P48642 disaster https://www.amazon.com/Madeleine-LEngles-Quartet-Wrinkle-Swiftly/dp/0440360374 at Amazon]; P416250 cannot be both 1974 and 1991 Jody Lee

03-12 recent NewPub, ClonePub and PubUpdate examined back to 03-08

User:Pwendt/Covers#F. Anstey

ISFDB:Community Portal#Charles Robinson, Charles Robinson

The Brass Bottle (Anstey)

US --still NEEDs illustrator credit // check elsewhere first

LCCat correction --✓ 2017-04-11

https://lccn.loc.gov/93003384 https://lccn.loc.gov/93007320 https://lccn.loc.gov/2012471047

Evidently you credit the wrong Charles Robinson (b. 1931). The famous British book illustrator (b. 1870) illustrated a 1911 Everyman's Library edition of The Secret Garden. : http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?46714

Probably the same is true of LCCN 93003384 and 93007320, where you credit illustrations by this Charles Robinson and Jessie Willcox Smith (b. 1865).

no reply as of 2017-04-29

Mellops picture book series Reviews by Kirkus do not cover 1960, Les Mellops fêtent Noël (Christmas Eve at the Mellops), nor does its June 1963 review of the next book count that one in the series

Kirkus Go Flying (starred); Go Diving for Treasure; Strike Oil; Go Spelunking

20,000 Leagues, illus W. J. Aylward [328] Scribner's "have just published" panel advert NYT 1925-09-27

20,000 Leagues 1920/1925

1920 o[329] vi+427 illus 20cm The Scribner series for young people

1925 o[330] vii+407 color Aylward 23cm, o[331] vi+403 color Aylward 23cm

P400854 reprint of selections from Aylward 1925

User:Pwendt/People

el  .Nora S. Unwin 250465 (44)
elw  Enys Tregarthen 250464 (5) w=Nellie Cornwall, second pseudonym
el  .Louis Darling 111877 (42)
EFlb Tomi Ungerer 10062 (148)
el  .W. J. Aylward 138746 (6) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n82-083623
 l  .Omar Rayyan 25805 (33) VIAF=26280835 https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n93-102798
 l  .Katherine Coville 9602 (46) [333] only hit 1982/89 -- review by Anne Jordan NY Times 1982-10-31 pBR27 "(Ages 8 to 11)"
 l  .Gary A. Lippincott 25951 (22) 
els  Bruce Coville 1453 (134)
el   R. Thurston Hopkins 112162 (39) ✓

James McNeill --no title hits in UK newspapers 1959 or 1960s

[334] Toronto 1964-11-14 pB17, reviews 3 collections/anthologies inclg HH Book of Princes

Sunken city [335], [336] Globe and Mail

Amazon UK [337] hc 1959 OUP, [338] pp 1964 Scholastic First Printing (shows TX 616)

Amazon US [339] pp 1965 Scholastic (shows TX 616), [340] hc 1964 OUP 3rd printing

Amazon CA [341] hc 1964 OUP, [342] pp 1964 -- (shows TX 616)

Double knights

Amazon UK [343] hc 1965 OUP as ISBN 0192712454 (no cover), [344] unk 1965 OUP (no cover)

Amazon US [345] hc 1964 Walck (no cover), [346] hc import 1965 OUP as ISBN 0192712454 (no cover)

Sutcliff at Kirkus

Farjeon at Kirkus; many more via Google

Willard at Kirkus

picture book

Pish, Posh, Said Hieronymus Bosch (1991) 32p -- ✓ Title + minimal Kirkus

The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1993) 30p

The Magic Cornfield 1997-04-01 48p --minimal kirkus done

Sweep Dreams 2005-06-01 32p picture book https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/nancy-willard/sweep-dreams/ --nidb

starred) The Flying Bed 2007-03-01 48p https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/nancy-willard/the-flying-bed/ --nidb

Little Tom Drum 2015-02-10 48p --minimal kirkus done

Georgess McHargue --see Groton's list of books at Wikipedia External links; EN.wiki list of works NEEDs work

nonfiction or editor

Beasts of Never 1968-06-20 ✓ :: favorable comment in reviews of related books [347] 1969 ; [348] 1975 ; [349] 1982 ;

Impossible People (no date; capsule) ✓ --inclg Yearling $0.95 1974/1975 --in queue

Facts, Frauds 1972-05-05 --nidb https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/georgess-mchargue-10/facts-frauds-and-phantasms-a-survey-of-the-spir-2/

Hot & Cold Running Cities 1974 P17357 pv chavey https://lccn.loc.gov/74008513

Best of Both Worlds 1968 P422830 ✓

picture books?

The Baker and the Basilisk --nidb 1970-04-20 picture book? https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/georgess-mchargue-9/the-baker-and-the-basilisk/ https://lccn.loc.gov/71098276 31p

other

Beastie 1992-04-01 --nidb https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/georgess-mchargue/beastie/ https://lccn.loc.gov/91024441 179p (Nessie)

 l  .Isobel Morton-Sale 226790 (1) VIAF=161516067 https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2015-056608 --DNB and Oxford Reference give 1904-1992 but LC cites obituary
 l  .John Morton-Sale 226791 (3) VIAF=116336928 https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n90-679036
 l  .Frank Bozzo 109545 (17) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-009958
ew  .Theo Dimson 249708 no LCCN; VIAF= SUDOC, BNF, LAC, Quebec all as graphic artiste 
 d   James M[a]cNeill, 1925- 168444 no LCCN (2) [350] conflates multiple people ; VIAF=95634878 NTA=112259987 
 lw  James A. MacNeill, ed. 225782 (4), western Canada, poetry and shortstories, teacher?  https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n86-815975 --1 work indb o[351]; VIAF=16261132 LAC=0103G5936 "Canadian"
 l   Helen Hoke, ed. mainly 10830 (88) (no97058140 as Sterling 0, as no97058141 Watts 0)
EFls Edmond About 267 (124)
el   Georgess McHargue, nf 10967 (25)
el f Nancy Willard 2319 (75) 
 w  .Lee Dillon 21430 (1) https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/nancy-willard/the-sorcerers-apprentice-2/ Kirkus 1993-11-15 as 1993-10-01 does not mention Lee Dillon, as it does for Pish, Posh 1991 and Wind-Child 1999
 l f Margaret J. Anderson 6186 (30) Bio:Margaret J. Anderson‎ (several notes) Light in the mountain https://lccn.loc.gov/81014266
 l f Shirley Rousseau Murphy 3157 (50)
 l  .Al Carlson 222702 (5)
el   Miriam Young 227859 (41) Bio:Miriam Young (DoB)
 l  .Michael Garland 27827 (64)
elsf Patricia A. McKillip 1022 (33)
 ls  Dale Carlson 14418 (56) The Human Apes --NEED kirkus; The Plant People --pv Don Erikson inadequate https://lccn.loc.gov/76050635
 l  .Carol Nicklaus 109979 (119) 
el f Frances Hodgson Burnett 4178 (324)
els .Tim Kirk 23019 (22)
elsf William Morris 305 (342)
 l  .Charles Robinson (I) 248725 ()
el f Jane Louise Curry 3266 (38)

The Hollow Land (1856) T53423 --dnf C.H. Robinson ed.

1900 96p Mosher 425 copies https://lccn.loc.gov/02019391

1908 97p Mosher 3rd ed https://lccn.loc.gov/58053116

1905-10-02 Goudy 67p 220 copies https://lccn.loc.gov/05039871

Curry (many with Robinson)

James, a biracial American almost 13 years old, is the only child of two professional musicians. He is unhappy with their focus on music, which includes hopes for his future. During a visit to London, he travels back to 1600/1601 where he gets a part in a Ben Jonson play and a place in the Children of the Chapel Royal choir. Meanwhile some Londoners maneuver with and against the Earl of Essex, who probably plots against Queen Elizabeth I.
book 3 at Kirkus as 1971-10-13, too late [352]

Wolves; Shadow -- Agro/Argo and McElderry

el  .W. H. Margetson 248562 (2)
el  .J. Bernard Partridge 112621 (14)
el  .Sidney Paget 123835 (10)
Dl  .Wal Paget 192008 DE.wiki (14)  https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n78-045466 --Arabian Nights 1907, ed. Rouse, 7/6
el   W. H. D. Rouse 124061 (63)
el f Norton Juster 5534 (25)

[353] 1907 Rouse/Paget Arabian Nights 7/6

Kirkus 'norton juster' [354]

Phantom Tollbooth T17229 ✓both

Fo[355]

User talk:Chris J#The phantom tollbooth

OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/18680321">18680321</a> -- ISBN 0394820371 0394821998

For the alternative ISBN 0394821998

Both with Look Inside! "This view is of the Paperback edition (1988) from Bullseye Books." --erroneous, one use of the alternative ISBN 0394820371 but the Look includes cover images that clearly identify a later ed., Yearling, with known-1996 appreciation by Maurice Sendak for the 35th anniv. edition

both with cover image evidently Random House, tp format, $2.99 --not plausible 1970 or 1972

0223 outstanding user talk

Don Erikson - aside
Rtrace - Frederic[k] Dorr Steele
Chavey - Charles Brock
Clarkmci - aside
User talk:Marc Kupper‎#The Complete ... H.G. Wells --Her[r]ing

el f.H. M. Brock 62371 (23), younger brother of C.E. and another Strand illustrator
el f.C. E. Brock 37686 (60)

Gulliver's Travels --WorldCat search Brock Formats[356]

1974 https://lccn.loc.gov/76364689 326p Charles Edmund Brock

1979? https://lccn.loc.gov/79066804 72p Charles E. Brock ; in color for this edition by Martina Selway.

2008 https://lccn.loc.gov/2009284517 xxiii+322 Original Illustrations by C.E. [Charles] Brock

PV Don Erikson unillustrated? Signet Classic P291840

Moonblight, by Dan Beard (chiefly ill.) --NEED unmerge of annotate Forewords 1892, 1904 http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1076872

el  .Dan Beard, ill Daniel Carter 110214 (188)
e s  Mark Twain 160 https://lccn.loc.gov/n79021164 (1536)

User:Pwendt/People

Magazines 201702

Series 40129 The Delineator (NY: Butterick)

User:Pwendt/Series#Kipling

Series 26630 (The) London Magazine -- serial The Railway Children 1905

Home Chimes was a London magazine 1884-1894 EN --nidb

these three all at User:Pwendt/Magazines

The Strand Magazine 1891 [357] start, done 1900

The Century 1870/1881 [358] much; done 1886 89

The Cosmopolitan 1886 [359] much; done 1889

1901 Subscription price apparently $3.00, 1891

1908

Cosmopolitan Mar 1908 $0.15 Is Mars Inhabited? "Read Prof. David Todd and H.G. Wells. In This Issue." cover, p[333] Wells, illus. Leigh, p[336]-44 Todd, leader of the Mars Expedition (to Andes observatory), p345-51

pp. ~112 "Christmas" Dec, "Holiday" Jan

Maclean's

search Title Note Maclean's [360] (10, 1924 and 1948/56)

search Publ Note Maclean's [361] (3, 1955/77)

The Churchman at HDL (1 of 2), most of vols 36-100, 1877-1909

--nidb; weekly 10c, $3.50/yr postpaid in advance, 32 pages of which i-ii, iii-iv wrap 28 pages in the volume pagination

2017-01/02 Van Ingen & Snyder at WorldCat https://lccn.loc.gov/nr93031948

 l  Mary D. Nauman; Robinson, Mary Dummett Nauman 242876 (8) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr92-026092 (4!) --1872 novella e-copy at HDL
 lw Clara F. Guernsey 186967 (2) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n84-055939

[362] A

[363] B

1871 as The Merman and the Figure-Head: A Christmas Story

[364] OMNI --to be continued

U Florida Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature BLHCL

o[365] "2 volumes in 1"

plates 2 and A-32a 52a 112a 146a scraperboard signed "B" (perhaps Bensell); some clearly signed VanIngen-Snyder (A-112a engraving not scraperboard)

A-170 and B-40a (plain EBB) 54a 86a 104a

1872 Nauman The Enchanted Princess --niLC

"Enchanted Princess ..." as 1869 o[366]

Champney 2017-0129 tbctd --check newspapers --in queue 3 Title 3 Publ

(Ox$) US-only? T2115987 1876 as 1877 Sky-Garden --continue 1st ed. from HDL

Bos. Globe 1876-12-22 p2 [367] "for sale by Little, Brown & Co., 254 Washington Street.
The above are published and sold by (large) Lockwood, Brooks & Co., // 381 Washington and 10 Bromfield Sts., // head of Franklin." elsewhere same page "D. Lothrop & Co's // Bookstore // 32 Franklin St."

[368] review -12-11

only those 3 hits (garden champney) Nov/Dec

(cOx$) US-only? T2116341 1877 as 1878 Palette --continue 1st ed. from HDL ABE 1878 ; reported HathiTrust 1878 and 1883

[369] Bos. Globe -12-05 p3 review ; review The Unitarian Review and Religious Magazine (1874-1886); Boston9.1 (Jan 1878): 116. as "illustrated by J. Wells Champney" (Four Bright Books all received [370]) (advert also Bourbon Lilies among three books by Champney [371])

O.£ (O.$) US 1st T2109371 1886 Bubbling (UK ed. 1887 as 1888) ABEbooks w cover(as 1887) -- 1893 ed. at Baldwin done

these 6 belong somewhere below

e s  Frank Atkins 122730 (5+2) as pseudonyms Frank Aubrey, Fenton Ash
el   Henry Lawson 164409 (70)
ell  Sorche Nic Leodhas 94293 (18) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50033339/
el   Naomi Lewis, NF 8378 http://lccn.loc.gov/n78078765 (42) --not inclg Eleanor Farjeon
el   George Lathrop 20307 (43) --Hawthorne son-in-law and editor, primarily
el f Cynthia Asquith, NF 14887 (47)

elsf Roger Lancelyn Green, NF 10828 (93)
el   Richard Lancelyn Green, NF 110992 (13)
el  .Maud Gonne, ill (14)
  Gonne illustrations of Young, unprocessed https://lccn.loc.gov/2010632713 ; clipping Life magazine 1948
ew  .Townley Green, ill Townley Green (0) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no98119057/
 l  .Vera Bock, ill 94485 (30)
el f Ella Young 783 (20)

1910 Celtic Wonder-Tales, several eds in LCCat (none early) 1995 Dover ✓ 1st, 1995

Fionn 1929 https://lccn.loc.gov/29020253 ; 1991 https://lccn.loc.gov/92213773

SFE-F: "In her own writing she focused on Celtic Fantasy. The Wonder Smith and His Son (coll 1927) and The Tangle-Coated Horse and Other Tales: Episodes from the Fionn Saga (coll 1929) are Twice-Told tales based on Irish material. The Unicorn with Silver Shoes (1932) illus Robert Lawson is an original tale, though resembling both [Kenneth] Morris and James Stephens in its telling of the trip of an Irish hero to the Afterlife, where he meets Angus, the laughing god and others. [JC]

Fair Delight OMNIBUS T1359685

icOOO.£ (O.$) 1st 1960 omnibus(anth?) as uncredited P1359685

1st US ed.

original Mopsa illus. Macgregor, Hunt, Eden; engravers Dalziel

.Jessie Macgregor --nidb EN (19)
.Alfred W. Hunt, Alfred William --nidb EN https://lccn.loc.gov/no93000710 (0)
.W. Eden, Sir William --nidb niW DE https://lccn.loc.gov/n85342368 (0)
.Arthur Hughes, ill 102925 (20)=several post-1960 editions of George Macdonald; no original eds

ISFDB search: Dalziel [372]

signature appears to be DALZIEL(s?)

*lw  Ursula Jones 176846 (5?); mistaken identity Author:Ursula Jones *EN The Witch's Children and the Queen
 lw .Alan Wright 231886 (0) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2009-167896
 lw .Rita Fava 146514 (1)
el   Mary Chase 20449 (32) ; Kirkus 2014 feature Loretta Mason Potts

2014 feature

 l   Edward Fenton 221844 (23)
Fl  .Jacqueline Duhème 221827  (10)
EFlf Maurice Druon 214116 (117)
el  .Harold Berson 154830 (68)

el f Mrs. Molesworth 124751 (65) --SHDBE canonical name Mrs. Molesworth

 w  .Dorothy Furniss, ill (1879–1944), daughter of Harry 244118 --dnf LCCN
el f.Harry Furniss, ill 113861 https://lccn.loc.gov/n81004357 (41) Travels in the Interior (1887) by L T Courtenay; and Edward Abbott Parry's Gamble Gold (1907)
els  G. E. Farrow 166910 (3)

el f Eleanor Farjeon 112169 (148)

The Fair of St. James[: A Fantasia] T1978301 T2176008 --MERGE or VARIANT?

LOm£ (LOm$) 1932, only the latter illustrated?

Martin Pippin Series 41519 User:Pwendt/save#Newspaper links

1965 A Cavalcade of Queens https://lccn.loc.gov/65023251 424744

1966 The Eleanor Farjeon Book https://lccn.loc.gov/68121706 B66-7558 UK with list of Contents ; https://lccn.loc.gov/66014765 US

el  .Phillida Gili, ill 243938 (11)
el f.Charles Keeping, ill 78341 (70)
el   Barbara Willard 243794 (69) Spell Me a Witch T2119704 --dnf newspapers 1979 1981 ✓ both
el f James Reeves 82345 (125)
 l  .J. C. Kocsis 243793 VIAF=50650299 (5) ; no more at WorldCat
el  .Lynton Lamb 208434 (14) 
el f Jean Ingelow 73761 (71) https://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-027127 
 lw .Dora Curtis 227622 https://lccn.loc.gov/no2016024788 (0) VIAF=576145857931023020324 VIAF=310755056 sudoc= https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2016-024788
 lw .Maria L. Kirk 125232 (18)
-WD-.Diana Stanley, ill 102989
el   John Charles Dent 137464 (5) ; The Gerrard Street Mystery P558834 --dnf newspapers 1888 ; Gutenberg 6917 --nidb
el   Laura Miller, NF 125542 (2)
el  .J. Wells Champney  243294 (13)

;People, shdbe complete back to 12-18

User:Pwendt/People

el  .Jessie Willcox Smith 136378 (89) 
elsf Dennis Wheatley 4379 (119)
el f.Harry Clarke 121981 (10)
el   C. R. L. Fletcher, NF 242737 (20)
elw .John Anster Fitzgerald 59091 (0)
 lw .Frank M. Gregory 242721 (13) GND=1072834111 http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr98-018881
el  Douglas A. Anderson, NF 11127 (5)
elsf J.B. Priestley 1261 (338) --Harper cleanup ✓
el f E. A. Wyke-Smith 3208 (1) --SFE-F: "born Smith, he later took on the fuller name by deed poll"
 l   Melanie Keene, NF 179046 (1)
elsf.Charles Robinson 88489 (?)
elsf.W. Heath Robinson 81073 (65)
el f.George Morrow 14108 (18)
el  .H. M. Brock 62371 (23)
el  .Mabel Lucie Attwell 226763 (6)
el  .E. B. Bensell, ill 112285 (5)
el   Charles Edward Carryl, wri 112354 (15)
el  .Charles Howard Johnson, ill 233056 (7)
el  .Walter Satterlee, ill 242531 (9)
el f Horace Walpole 629 (192)
el   Hugh Walpole 30570 (174)
el   Elizabeth W. Champney; (Mrs.) Lizzie W. 112353 (46)
EDlf Wilhelm Hauff 2025 (153)
el  .Lois Lenski 221897 (186) --illustrator only in database as of 2017-01-03
elsf Hugh Lofting 5360 (89)
 w   Christopher Lofting, NF 126272

 l  .Krystyna Turska, ill 33253 (27) VIAF=112263431 GND=1089472935 NUKAT=n99023132 NLP=a10982139

2002 obituary --newspapers-0119

27 inclg Reeves, The Trojan Horse 1969/68 p.b. ; many inclg most in-genre are picture books but see Tales from Central Russia https://lccn.loc.gov/77027872 285p https://lccn.loc.gov/77027873 (2 vols); also Czech; also the "Cavalcade of" and "Author's choice" collections

Reeves, English fables and fairy stories 1954 o[373] ill Joan Kiddell-Monroe

Frank M. Gregory, ill 242721 --see also Faust User:Pwendt/Series

at Goodreads

some ed. Memoirs of a London Doll o[374]; also its Nabu Press edition as Lady Seraphina (the doll's name)

Douglas A. Anderson, nonfic 11127

1993 https://lccn.loc.gov/92035912 1993 bibliog; price not found as stated by PV Ldb001

at Amazon; o[375], o[376], and Formats[377]

2002 https://lccn.loc.gov/2002075940 Hobbit // Rev. and expanded ed. / annotated by Douglas A. Anderson (PV Rtrace)

2003 https://lccn.loc.gov/2003043846 TBTolkien (tp PV Rtrace)

T875456 should not be "Excerpt", nor dated 1927 T929866 should not be short title variant of T987380, nor dated 2002 (apparent composition date iiuc) T929867 and T987381 should not be distinct, nor the former considered uncredited, nor dated 2002 (apparent composition date iiuc) P73041 and P274429 should not be; delete the former after merge

2008 https://lccn.loc.gov/2007041373 TBNarnia (PV Don Erikson)

lib binding 978-1439573709 at Amazon

2014 https://lccn.loc.gov/2016297233 HM 4-volume Tolkien

2016

toward PV

not done e s  Zamyatin 2879  https://lccn.loc.gov/n50014714 (58)
.Hal Siegel 26498 
els  Mirra Ginsburg 8784 (61)
el   Douglas Gresham 107825 (5)
elsf C. S. Lewis 301 (392)
elsf Roger Zelazny 69 (81)
elsf J. R. R. Tolkien 302 (227)
el f Christopher T 2328 (49)
 w   Michael T 177702 https://lccn.loc.gov/nb99004764 (0)
el   Wayne G. Hammond 21458 n82035669 (15)
el   Christina Scull 21459  no96002006 (10)
 lw .Alton Raible, ill 116195 (17) VIAF=114088110 
 lw .Gene Holtan, ill 155393 (7)
el f Zilpha Keatley Snyder
el   Denis Mackail (Asquith affiliate, cont mid-December work)
el   Walter Hooper
el   W. H. Lewis

We (Мы) P598283 --printing uncertain

T1232995 --now distinguished 6 Engl-lang transl (1 Eugene, 5 Yevgeny) Formats[378]

1924 Dutton --LC done ; 1959 Dutton https://lccn.loc.gov/63025202 o[379] 1959 PV User:Dragoondelight retired

1970 Guerney --LC done

1972 Ginsburg T7135

at Amazon no cover o[380]

1993 Brown T2067143 https://lccn.loc.gov/92044187 states xxxii+221

2006 Randall T2103374 --LCCN 2006-42032 not found --done

2008/2009 Alpin PV User: Mavmaramis

Contemporary review by Kirkus (<a href="https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/yevgeny-zamyatin/we-2/">undated online</a>, with later cover image and ISBN) and Amazon as of 2016-12-21 both give publ date 1972-05-01

http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2014-007571 https://lccn.loc.gov/no2014007571 (1) VIAF=307453041 https://lccn.loc.gov/70162671

Frost and Fire --PV multiple

T28710 --PV ok

Kirkus search Zilpha Snyder [381] (several) including The Gypsy Game [382]

cLOd$ T14745 The Changeling, Snyder --✓ both, 1976 UK with doubtful data from Amazon

Below the Root, Green-Sky #1, Tor, April 1985 P3990 ✓

T3576 --1st done except date discrepancy

Black and Blue Magic, 1966; Aladdin, no date (early) --nidb

T14746 ; NewPL shows 1st ed.

1st ed. --submitted -12-18

Black and Blue Magic 1994 1st Atheneum --done except format; 2nd Aladdin https://lccn.loc.gov/94000791 Formats[383]

1967 hc at Amazon

purported Aladdin 1966 at Amazon

2nd Aladdin 1994 P4586 --done exc date

three Holtan cover illus. found online-12-18 are those from p90, 109, 153

Smith & Farmer, 1984 SFBC P296933 issues include book title, dual/none title page

Smith T1049016 chap; T4228 nv ; Giles T1021726 chap; T4227 nv --none of 4 links Wikipedia

OCLC: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/11257889">11257889</a> "[1976?]" -- "Smith of Wootton Major. Farmer Giles of Ham ..." (no 'and' or &), notes spine title -- "ill. by Pauline Diana Baynes" but the middle name does not appear in the book, nor on the jacket; no title page except apparent reproduction of the originals, both credit Pauline Baynes -- this title ampersand jacket front and front flap (blurb identifies them only separately), "and" half title page (2) -- endpapers two-color Baynes

-- unknown source for date

Kirkus --no hits for Wootton/Giles

Boxen, 1985/86 as C.S. issues concern merges, series Boxen, joint credit

T2102997

Boxen, 2008 as C.S. and W.H. --NEED work toward merge

T1076385 ; CamPL shows 2008 --examined

1985 Boxen: The Imaginary World of the Young C. S. Lewis T194149-4

"In fact the only differences in Lewis content are that the latter includes [a] three more Boxen "novels" (reportedly all of those extant, 6 rather than 3) ~~and [b] more and better-reproduced images of original materials.~~ ; [b] more and better-reproduced images of original materials (ms. pages by CSL and illustrations); [c] a new two-page introduction by CSL stepson Douglas Gresham.

2008 Boxen: Childhood Chronicles Before Narnia T1076385-3

Introduction/History by Hooper 2102997-5 ✓

Introduction by Gresham 1029394-3

Animal-Land as CSL-2 2102998, 1029395 as both-3

Boxen as CSL-2 2102999, 1029396 as both-3

Encyclopedia as CSL-2 2103000 SHORTFICTION, ESSAY 1029397 as both-3

Illus. as CSL as both -0

COVER - none merged, UK 1985/86 not credited to CSL

INTERIOR - no records 2016-12-21

1st UK (one ISBN) OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/226988328">226988328</a>

1st UK (two ISBN, one as "includes index"--not plausible) OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/12502006">12502006</a> "includes index", OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/906462348">906462348</a> "23cm"

all as 206 pages

1st US --nearly done

Neither 1985 nor 2008 publishers credit W.H. "Warnie" (three years older) or C.S. "Jack" with particular contents. Merely the earlier collection names C.S. in the book title, where the later collection names Narnia, and the later credits both brothers on the cover and title page, where the earlier credits neither.

What to say where?

2013 HarperCollins (November 5, 2013) at Amazon $32.99 The Chronicles of Narnia Complete 7-Book Collection with Bonus Book: Boxen Kindle Edition OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/877989183">877989183</a>

EN [384]

LC https://lccn.loc.gov/85008478 1st US; 2008 https://lccn.loc.gov/2008931135 "Includes all the [extant] Boxen stories, some previously unpublished, together with the authors' illustrations."

publisher 2008 [385] "This new landmark edition marks the centenary of the very first Boxen manuscript. Here are all the stories, some never before seen, sensitively edited and arranged to make the most of the fabulous and inventive fantasy while retaining all the vigour of a child’s imaginative writing. Lavishly and charmingly illustrated by the author, and published for the very first time in colour, together with facsimile pages from the original notebooks" (from transcript of back cover image?)

B&N [386] with back cover image

Formats 2008 [387]

Roverandom 1998 1st US 1st P28546 : PV User talk:Nowickj#Roverandom 2016-12-20; other publ records NEED work too --submitted coverart, interior and introduction

-- ix -- 3-[88] -- 91-106

o[388] two ISBN hc and tp, list of Illustrations

1998-04-01 Publ date from contemporary review by Kirkus <a href="https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/jrr-tolkien/roverandom/">posted 2010</a>)

1st UK at Amazon with Look Inside! 2013 hc Series: Thorndike Speculative Fiction Hardcover: 214 pages Publisher: G. K. Hall & Company; Lrg edition (Sept. 1998)

2016-12-20 bold ISBN are in db

0-7838-0299-4 1998 as large print ed. 190pp 22cm o[389] --lk submitted

0754034852 UK 1998 another large print 186 23cm

0-261-10354-7 UK 1998 as o[390]--lk

0261103539 UK 1998 as limited ed. xxii+106+5 o[391] ; same no mention of limited o[392]

0-395-89871-4 US 1998 o[393] (both ISBN) -PV(2)

0-395-95799-0 US 1998 o[394] -PV

US 1998 braille o[395]

German 2001 -PV

978-1-4395-7978-7 2008 Paw Prints (no page-count) o[396](useless?)

978-0-00-752328-3 2013 as 192pp 16cm o[397]--lk --started "later proofread, rearrange"

978-0-00-737810-4 2013 e-book (as 144pp) o[398]--lk

Formats[399]

Dec

1212

[400] brief review Jacobs/Batten The Wonder Voyages, gives provenance

1205

.Julia Noonan, ill 7278 (28) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-005342 VIAF=39632337

Drowned Ammet P333150 pv Chavey "1st American ed edition (February 1978)

Amazon[401] gives month and cover image

--submitted 2016-12-05 ; should credit cover art

 ls  Gilson Gardner 203601 (3) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n90-663016

David Frankland VIAF=15108267 (fr nl us) 311294139 (pl no) 106701401 (ca) 85104124 (cz)

https://lccn.loc.gov/n85233722 (4) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-233722

inclg 49-page Alice in Wonderland retold by Joan Collins ! o[402]

Tim Vicary VIAF=85399380 https://lccn.loc.gov/n95078496 (16, one 1992 and 2007 to date) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n95-078496

http://www.timvicary.com

aka Megan Stark https://lccn.loc.gov/n2004027301 (0) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2004-027301

1204

el f Zilpha Keatley Snyder, wri (58)

The Bronze Pen P1281626 ; check also The Gypsy Game

2010 Scholastic o[403]

verified P596716 with wrong cover image, mis-spelled "David McFarland", and should be some printing?

12:1 10:15/0

Printed in the U.S.A. 40

1202

 ws James William Barlow 124625 - error at LCCN n85 something --report submitted 2016-12-06
els Jane Barlow 203691

LH ill. only : End of Elfintown by Jane Barlow (16) 1894 https://lccn.loc.gov/02006329 -HDL

fairy poetry 77p o[404] and large-paper o[405]

Jane & James William Barlow as Antares Skorpios

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Translated-unpublished-manuscript-continental-university/dp/114940678X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1481052697&sr=1-1&keywords=114940678X

erroneous record of 1891 o[406]

correct record of 1891 o[407]

record of 1909 o[408]

record of erroneous 2010 o[409]

el  Kate Klise, wri 160124 EN done Template:VIAF
 l .M. Sarah Klise, ill 160125 WD
 l  Thomas S. Klise, wri 184737 (father) https://lccn.loc.gov/no97045150 VIAF=68536464 http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no97-045150

Thomas S. Klise Company https://lccn.loc.gov/n80036639 VIAF=150611213 http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-036639

EN: The Last Western (1974)

WorldCat series 43 Old Cemetery Road

LA Times review

book 2

old hardcover image without sidestrip

new hard and soft cover images

616SD8-w4%2BL.jpg

61%2BdsAN7nlL.jpg

1201

Brothers Dalziel, or Dalziel Brothers (eventually 5 siblings) WD VIAF=149459475 https://lccn.loc.gov/nr93027604 (29; lists 5 members) --'dalziel' nidb as publisher

Edward Dalziel (1817 1905) 227352 WD https://lccn.loc.gov/n84017412 (32)

George Dalziel (1815-1902) 227351 WD https://lccn.loc.gov/n84017411 (38)

1866 Wonderland https://lccn.loc.gov/30004663 ; we link a record of the recalled 1st printing [http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/
1872 Looking-Glass https://lccn.loc.gov/15012463; 1st ed.; The illustrations are engraved by the brothers Dalziel ; we link OCLC 758048 and 559343506
1874 Cobwebs https://lccn.loc.gov/a21000134

Illustrated with engravings by Dalziel brothers. Fables and tales which appeared weekly in "Fun." OCLC 3212521

Dalziels may be credits as BD, DB, and simply Dalziel.

Publication Notes search Dalziel [410]

at HathiTrust: Author George 67, Edward 59, Dalziel Brothers 22

1861 Reynard (illus. same as 1851) [411]

Cinderella [1865 to 1889] [412]

.a.

1117

Much mid-November, including notes on crucial writers, moved to

User:Pwendt/Publishers#Griffith etc

User:Pwendt/Publishers#Frowde etc

Harraden/Lupton

[413] The Academy no. 1013 1891-10-03 p296 advertisement by the publisher "Griffith Farran & Co.'s // Announcement of Books for the Young for Christmas, 1891" "4to, cloth elegant, gilt edges, price 6s"

reviewed as inane [414] The Speaker 1891-12-26 p788

listed as from G, F, O & W "Christmas Books" The Saturday Review of [PLSA] 72.1887 1891-12-26 p734. --advertisement from the publisher?

Merrywink creators

lw  Christina Gowans Whyte, wri 189818 VIAF=287606009
lw .M. V. Wheelhouse, ill., Mary V. 189819 VIAF=21500613 VIAF=291080550 SUDOC=147888492

http://www.worldcat.org/identities/viaf-291080550 (numerous records, linked to Mary V. identified by SUDOC)

1116

Doyle's Fairyland T1426590 --some data submitted and notes here deleted 2016-11-17

In Fairyland--Pictures from the Elf World; 16 colored plates, 36 designs; "folio, cloth, gilt. $7 50" NYT 1874-12-16 p5

more hits 'fairy land doyle

Allingham/Doyle mentioned in "Irish Fairy-Land" The Globe (Tor) 1873-06-26 p3

Humphrey Milford, publisher, OUP imprint EN

https://lccn.loc.gov/n79103843 (15) Sir Humphrey Sumner Milford

Milford (1877–1952) -- "publisher to the University of Oxford and head of the London operations of Oxford University Press (OUP)"; Clarendon Press was the Oxford operation specifically ~1900 ~1970 ;; "noteworthy books, music, and educational material for the general public,[1] complementing the scholarly work of the Clarendon Press in Oxford"

A. Crowquill 207849 Alfred Crowquill 186970, joint and/or separate pseud. probably with unknown scope
Aunt Mavor, house pseud. 205879

Nursery Tales T1772547

Nursery Tales, reported 1856 ed. with puzzling note, o[415]

the tales include Aladdin; T1772543 aka Aladdin, T1772517

"Nursery Tales" may be one of the contents sometimes, rather than "Nursery Alphabet"

some editions number the stories

.b.

1114

George Cruikshank

1853-64 Bogue "1st ed, 1st issue" http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/19932338

1854 Cinderella http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/23068760

1854 Jack http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34438931

1853-64 (four) http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/82333142

1865 (four) http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63084384

186- Bell and Daldy http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/6861007

1870 Bell and Daldy, Cruikshank Perrault http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63084385

1885 Bell http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/905316974

1911 Putnam http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/3402388

1877 Munchausen https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100339445 xii+268, 23 plates

Cruikshank at HathiTrust

(1853-64) Fairy-book

1885 Bell George Cruikshank's Fairy Library [416], one of 500 copies

Half-title Fairy Library; t.p. GK's Fairy Library: ...
[v]-vi- Editor's Note "It is unnecessary to reprint the "Address ..."
List of Illustrations, numbered 9 8 10 11 (not included in the pagination)
1-24, Hop
27-54, Jack
57-77, Cinderella
81-101, Puss ; p101 footer Chiswick Press ...

1897 Putnam https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100633975 8, 216, plates

with original cover ; frontispiece Jack ; 40 illus by GK ; The Knickerbocker Press ; Puss in Boots courtesy George Bell & Sons ; Illustrations 11 8 9 10 (=38) ; no preface/intro

1911 Putnam https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011158254 viii+216, plates

t.p. The Cruikshank Fairy Book: Four Famous Stories: ... // with 40 // no date ;; no pref/intro "viii" merely paginates the front material

1,3,5 Puss
47/49/51 Jack
105,7,9 Hop
155,7,9 Cinderella
201-03 An Address to Little Boys and Girls
204-05 To The Public
206-16 [417] To Parents, Guardians, and all Persons Intrusted with the Care of Children (concerning Dickens "Frauds on the Fairies" 185? answered by Hop-o'-my-Thumb; now answered by Cruikshank)
(1897) [217-18] advertisements by the publisher; this one as vol 7(?) Fairy Tales of the Nations; $1.75/$1.25 [recall #5,6 were 1893,94 Joseph Jacobs]; this one $2.00
(1911) [217-20] advertisements (incl Oscar Wilde); this one "8vo ... $1.25"

NYT 1897-09-11 pBR8 "Among the many important books announced for publication this Fall by the Messrs. G. P. Putnam's Sons ..."

M.F. Mansfield fall 1897 list (either a short list or Mansfield is passed over as a minor publisher) includes Humors of Cycling, short stories by Jerome, Wells, Pain, and Ridge; A Batch of Golfing Papers by Lang

NYT 1897-10-30 pBR11 "Revival of Trade in Books and Art" --"The November list is quite large ..."

The Sun 1897-12-08 p8 "Holiday Editions" (no price)

NYT 1897-12-04 pBR7 "Books Received" this one 8vo $2.00

SLPD 1897-12-12 "rewritten by the famous artist who felt compelled to eliminate certain immoralities in the original stories, they are full of new interest" (no price)

Edmund Dulac's Fairy-Books: Fairy Tales of the Allied Nations(!) Doran; also Edmund Dvalac (one cover)

Fairy Tales from All Nations, Anthony R. Montalba, Forgotten Books; also illus. ed., Echo Library;

Laboulaye's Fairy Book: Fairy Tales of All Nations, Edouard Laboulaye, Forgotten Books; also transl. Booth, Harper, 1870

Fairy Tales of All Nations, ed. Marshall, Winston 1910; at the Rosetta Museum Store

Chinese Nights' Entertainment: 40 ..., Adele M. Fielde, Putnam's, 1893 internet archive

1114

P477907 NEEDs adjustment A.Crowquill (1855), Alfred Crowquill (1858)

P547739 A. Crowquill wri-ill, engraved by H. Robinson

http://hdl.handle.net/2027/umn.31951001624652o?urlappend=%3Bseq=210

https://lccn.loc.gov/07034697

P494081 NEED strip at least one OCLC citation, which needs separate entry, http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29667580 (251pp, ill Crowquill) (cf. o[418] 285pp)

A. Crowquill 207849
Alfred Crowquill 186970

1827 o[419]

Aunt Mavor, wri 205879 George Routledge?

1855

1856 second series? as Alfred? o[420]

Aunt Mavor's series https://lccn.loc.gov/no93008910 (0)

Aunt Mavor's toy books https://lccn.loc.gov/no96056528 (0)

Aunt Mavor's little library https://lccn.loc.gov/no2002095047 (0)

Alfred Crowquill, pseud., sometimes joint 186970

https://lccn.loc.gov/n82228293 (11) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n82-228293

includes 1845 Beauty 16-5957 "With: Bayley, F.W.N. Jack the giant killer. New York: Burgess, Stringer & Co., 1845.", 1857 Fairy Tales Routledge 15-27763, 1923/185960 Tyll Owlglass 23-12326

A H Forrester, ill wri 207848 EN

https://lccn.loc.gov/n83146707 (13) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n83-146707

C R Forrester, wri --nidb EN (brother with multiple pseudonyms himself, others without works in LCCat)

https://lccn.loc.gov/n83146708 (1) 07-23657 https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n83-146708

Griffith, Farran and Co.‏ https://lccn.loc.gov/no2006031121 (0) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2006-031121/ VIAF=139920122

Griffith, Farran, Okeden & Welsh‏ https://lccn.loc.gov/nr00012327 (0) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr00-12327/ VIAF=157540634 London and Sydney NSW

successor:

Griffith, Farran, Browne & Co. https://lccn.loc.gov/no2006104350 (0) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2006-104350/ VIAF=138745342

35 Bow Street, Covent Garden

"Successors to Newbery and Harris" (from one 1868 publication, OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8998107">8998107</a>)

Preceded by • (John) Newbery; established by John Newbery (1713–1767) • John Harris, J. Harris, or Harris; after 1801 purchase by John Harris (1756–1846) per Wikipedia • Griffith & Farran from 1843 or 1865 --from Wikipedia biographies with clashing dates in "John Harris (publisher)" and "Francis Newbery (publisher)"

1112

el Frances Browne, wri. EN (Granny's, 1857)
e .Kenny Meadows, ill. EN https://lccn.loc.gov/n85387533 (11, none of interest?)

els Thomas Erskine 1984, EN https://lccn.loc.gov/n50012295 (77)

Armata series

ADD NOTE judging by full view of interior material HathiTrust e-copies (all London: John Murray, 1817) are 1st ed.

1. T21112 --nominally have 1st ed., 1st and 4th printings

1818 6th https://lccn.loc.gov/24021632 (no page-count, unknown scope)

1817 4th https://lccn.loc.gov/24021631, which links e-copy at HDL (no page-count, unknown scope)

2. T21113

deleted Webpage is e-copy of both volumes together, which is sure to be confusing here and is redundant given the submitted cross-reference

A Fragment o[421]

35 including one 2012

as 6th 1818/17 (one 1818 6th & 4th); 5th 1817; 4th 1817; 3rd 1817; 2nd 1817; none 1817

of which 6 records 2nd ed from Eastburn, chiefly with additions New York 40005644 15461512 425994769 843169368; 17635455 (2nd ed); 264937316 (London, 2nd ed) -- all 210pp?

The Second Part o[422]

15

as 5th 1819; 4th 1817 1818; 2nd 1817; none 1817 ;; all London: Murray

HDL

A [423] catalogues as "1817-18" and "4th ed." both one copy of volume 1, with title page 1817 and without interior identification of the edition/printing

and one copy of vols 1-2 together (bound perhaps by Duke University), both with title page 1817 and without interior identification of the edition/printing

p[1]-209; p[i]-viii, [1]-209

full view of one copy from U Minnesota

two copies, catalogued as 4th ed. of this work, but they differ

U Minn, vol 1 (except original cover?)

Duke U, both

Introduction. p[1]-3

p4 CHAPTER I. In which ...

narrative interrupted mid-p206; p207 "I cannot describe my mortification at being here obliged ... submitting to them what is now published in so unsatisfactory and mutilated a state."

Postscript, 208-209; p209 FINIS; p210 footer London: Printed by C. Roworth, Bell-yard, Temple-bar.

Preface to the Second Part. p[i? missing ii-iii?]-viii, [1]-209; p209 footer London: Printed by C. Roworth, Bell-yard, Temple-bar.

p[1], Armata.: (continued.)

p3 Chapter I.: Containing almost nothing. (begins with the interrupted paragraph)

B [424]

catalogued as The Second Part of Armata, viii+209

both volumes

C [425] as New York : J. Eastburn & Co., 1817 ; 2nd ed.,

t.p. Second edition, with additions

Introduction [3]-5; Chapter 1 p[6]-208; Postscript [209]-210; [211] Note (US ed.?)

v1 only

differences 2016-11-12

page numbers greater by two (at start) --word-counts extremely close
no continuation words in LR corners
lacks footnote p8, parallax --this gains one line
at p71/70 CHAPTER VII two pages
at p94/93 CHAPTER VIII one page behind
at p198/197 "Morven" only about one-half page behind; same at p207/206 interruption
postscript 209-10 rather than 208-09
p[211] NOTE --new concerning p85 l7 /mid-p83

not evident there are additions other than the Note, so we may not have 1st ed.

early November compiled at User:Pwendt/FFM#Andrew Lang

l Chad Arment 114963 (5) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2004-020572 VIAF=14475833 VIAF=315735405 SUDOC=185145736

lw Mrs. W. J. Hays ; Helen Ashe Hays 239841 (7) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2001-091180/ VIAF=78437113

1879/80 LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/12034160">12-34160</a> as 1880; HDL Entered 1879

[1879] o[426] o[427](HDL); 1880 (c)1879 o[428] "Publisher's advertisements follow text."

1884/85 https://lccn.loc.gov/49030239 as 1885; HDL with "original" cover (c)1884,1912 Hays,Butler,Hays; first illus. signed R.E.

also 1884 Mrs. W. T. Hays Prince Lazybones (sequel Princess Idleways?) [429] SF Chronicle 1884-12-14 p6 "Holiday Juveniles"

1 W. J. Hays at Amazon [430] Lazybones, Filiquarian Publishing, L.L.C./Qontro Classic Books, 2012; as by Helen Ashe Hays (cover)

" in a high quality paperback edition. This popular classic work by Helen Ashe Hays is in the English language, and may not include graphics or images from the original edition."

2 Hays at PGutenberg, author 5926 [431]

[432] Princess Idleways

to be continued, not today; not found 2011-11-06 in newspapers 1879/1880; earliest hits 1884/1885 re Prince Lazybones by the author of 'Princess Idleways'

illustrations b/w drawings signed "A.F" Arthur Frost?

Frost

EN: "In 1876, Frost joined the art department at the publisher Harper & Brothers"

list of works egregious

Prince Lazybones - viewed at PGutenberg 4 b/w illustrations not credited, not evidently signed

did she self-illustrate (Idleways=A.F; Lazybones=?)

Thure de Thulstrup --nidb EN (39)

http://oldprintshop.com/shop?artist=3554

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Thure_de_Thulstrup

Perriton Maxwell, "A Painter in Black and White" (Thulstrup), The Quarterly Illustrator 1.1-2 p48-55 --as credited as T. de Thulstrup, including in pages of Harper's Google Books

ws David Ker 129521 https://lccn.loc.gov/no89008761 (7) VIAF=53706423

The Westminster Review, July 1874, review of The Road to Khiva (Ker's "apology" some say) [433]
note 2 in Laurence Kitzan Victorian Writers and the Image of Empire: The Rose-colored Vision Greenwood Publishing Group, 2001; 031331778X "a war correspondent and served in the Russian Army in Central Asia"
Charles Marvin, Reconnoitring Central Asia: Pioneering Adventures in the Region Lying ... [434] Ch IV. J. A. MacGahan's Chase of General Kaufmann's Army -- Ker under US passport to evade Russian prohibition of Englishmen in the newly conquered territories, 1873-03-08 left London for Central Asia, arrived too late for the fall of Khiva; p124 summaries the Ker scandal

3 Lost Race stories per SFE3 --none of 3 at HDL 2016-11, Google, internet archive, PGutenberg

1884/83 The Lost City; Or, the Boy Explorers in Central Asia (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1884) [hb/] ✓

1886/85 Lost Among White Africans: A Boy's Adventures on the Upper Congo (London: Cassell, 1886) [hb/]

2016-11-09 only 1 hit foretitle 1886

1886 Into Unknown Seas; Or, the Cruise of Two Sailor-Boys (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1886) [hb/] ✓

LCCN: 12-36077 states 1996, which conflicts --Note submitted 2016-11-12 P592654

Harper's Young People

1883: The Lost City IV #207 p785 806 817 and V #210 6 20 33 52 71 85 IX/X 123 139 XII/XIII #218 (none in Christmas Number #216 -12-18)

Synopsis update, pending Note update 2016-11-10

One of Ker's three Lost Race tales; this one "in which an ancient Greek city is found in Tashkent" --SFE3
"Mr. Ker carries his readers into the strange cities and mountain districts of Afghanistan during the terrible days that preceded the late war between Afghanistan and England. The story abounds in adventure, and the scenes and incidents are as varied and thrilling as the land is strange and the people singular." --unattributed quotation by the publisher NY Times 1884-12-20 p5, this one of three listings under "Published This Day"
"This work gives an interesting account of the discovery of a lost city in the Tartar steppes, and discloses interesting habits of life of the desert people who roam in North-eastern Asia." --Cincinnati Enquirer 1884-12-28 p12 "New Books"

VI 1884/85: Into Unknown Seas p481-83 507-09 Chapter II. 514-17[ii] 529 549 566 577 599 613 625 652 661-62 Chapter XIII. (12); that is from No. 292 1885-06-02 (title page story, ill. Thulstrup) ; 12-part serial to 1885-06-02 to 1885-08-18

VII 1885/86: Ker's, David, Stories p10 103 199 230 246 303 311 351 378 431 566; Boys Who Became Famous 521 622 662 686 730 790 814 -- non-genre all 2016-11-10

VIII Ker not found

IUS "a wild and extravagant tale of pirates, buried treasure, and a lordly shipmaster who goes about the world rescuing small boys from ill treatment" --N-Y Trib 1886-12-10 p6

D.K. in UK. For this Christmas season Messrs. Griffith and Farran republish

Wild Horseman of the Pampas; both crown 8vo., cloth elegant, 2s 6d

noted, blurbed, etc also in The Observer, The Scotsman Griffith, Farran, Okeden, and Welsh (Griffith and Farran)'s New Books for Christmas Presents The Observer 1884-12-14 p8

The Boy Slave in Bokhara

exotic adventure! "The regions traversed in this romance are out of the track of ordinary tales of adventure, and the author uses his advantages to the full, making his readers feel before they close the book that they too have been wandering in the steppes of Central Asia. The hero, a young Cossack, tells his own tale. He is taken prisoner from one of the Russian border forts, and sold as a slave into Bokhara. He gains the favour of the Emir, and is set to drill his forces. He witnesses Asiatic tyranny and cruelty to its fullest extent, but contrives to keep his own skin entire, and gradually develops the purpose of leading Bokhara to its destruction at the hands of the Russians. ... has the pleasure of entering Bokhara with the victorious army. ... writes from the standpoint of an enthusiastic Russian, with a corresponding hatred of and contempt for Asiatics in general." --review of its reissue The Manchester Guardian 1884-11-19 p7 "Christmas Books: III"

[435] The Manchester Guardian 1884-11-19 p7 "Christmas Books: III",

Amazon cover images

as 1st ed. 1884-01-01 ASIN: B001DK197E

as 1885 ASIN: B000877N2S

Harper's Young People for 1886. viii+832 nearly 1000, illustrations, $3.50 vols IV-VII, vols I-III out of print

meanwhile Franklin-Square Library vols 20c-30c

[436] NYT 1884-12-12 p5 "[H&B] Latest Holiday Books: 1884" includes

Harper's Young People for 1884, Vol V pp viii+832 about 700 illustrations and an index 4to. ornamental cloth $3.50; vols II-IV same; Vol I out of print --NY Times 1884-12-23 p5
Laboulaye's 111311 Last Fairy Tales; transl Mary L Booth

Édouard Laboulaye https://lccn.loc.gov/n83139073 (109)

Mary Louise Booth EN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Louise_Booth, founding ed. Harper's Bazaar 1867-89 https://lccn.loc.gov/nr89007198 "She also translated Laboulaye's Fairy Book, Jean Macé's Fairy Tales and Blaise Pascal's Lettres provinciales (Provincial Letters)."

several eds. earliest 1867 https://lccn.loc.gov/44011164, links HDL; 1920 ill. McCandlish https://lccn.loc.gov/20019778; 1927? ill. Peck https://lccn.loc.gov/28026248

George Parsons Lathrop 20307 https://lccn.loc.gov/n50037740

ed., Complete works of Nathaniel Hawthorne, with introductory notes by George Parsons Lathrop and illustrated with etchings by Blum, Church, Dielman, Gifford, Shirlaw, and Turner.

"Behind Time" (Cassell & Co.), ill. Herford

1886 ed https://lccn.loc.gov/13020108 (LCCN is down) o[437]

1895? https://lccn.loc.gov/44036608

HDL one copy with original cover (exc. quality)

Richard Doyle (Dicky), ill 157832

In Fairyland

1870 https://lccn.loc.gov/18005551 --submitted

1979 https://lccn.loc.gov/79004837

[438] The Princess Nobody

"Fairy Land" both LCCN and title page image; "Fairyland" cover image alone; later maybe check 1870 publication;

el William Allingham, poe 118550 EN (39)

1870 --see Doyle

1850 ; 1989 newly illus., https://lccn.loc.gov/88028474 88-28474

   The fairies : a poem / by William Allingham ; illustrated by Michael Hague.
   1st ed.
   New York : H. Holt and Co., c1989

el .Michael Hague, ill 7731 EN (108)

The Scotsman "Christmas Books", skim weekly series of such articles

1884-11-11 p3 The Wonder Book for Girls and Boys, rare praise for this ed. illus. FSChurch

1029

The Devil, Molnar et al.

User talk:ChrisJ

https://lccn.loc.gov/2011670178 theater program, 1908?

(below) https://lccn.loc.gov/08026860 HDL 167-page drama Oliver Herford 233241

https://lccn.loc.gov/41038527 3v. book (3-vol or 3-act?), c1908

https://lccn.loc.gov/08017696 110-page 3-act play German, c1908

(below) https://lccn.loc.gov/08028991 HDL 189-page novel Joseph O'Brien 239397

209360 Franz Molnár (127) (label of photo portrait: Molnár Ferenc)

LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/08028991">08-28991</a> and OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/3825494">3825494</a>

-- "Responsibility: by Ferenc Molnar ; novelized by Joseph O'Brien from Henry W. Savage's great play"

Translation of Az ördög

"The illustrations used in this book are reproduced from scenes of Henry W. Savage's production of "The Devil", the only version approved by the author"--p. [7].

HDL O'Brien (1 of 2) Title page shows top to bottom

foretitle

subtitle

Novelized by Joseph O'Brien from // Henry W. Savage's great play

by Ferenc Molnar

colophon

New York // J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company // 57 Rose Street

Copyright page

List of Illustrations (8, frontispiece and 7 plates not included in the pagination)

"... reproduced from scenes in [HWS]'s production"

novel spans p9-174

One of 300 novels at 45 cents, advertisement by Stewart & Co. (department store?) The Sun (Baltimore) 1908-11-19 p6

HDL Herford (1 of 4) Title

The Devil

by Ferenc Molnar

adapted by Oliver Herford by exclusive arrangement with the author

colophon

New York // Mitchell Kennerley

Copyright

(c) Henry W. Savage (at Wikipedia)

drama spans p7-167

els  Norton Hughes Jonathan (3) VIAF=71115657
EHDl Franz Molnár
el   Olive Schreiner
 ls  Robert D. Braine
 lB  Rosemary Jackson Bio:Rosemary Jackson (Encyclopedia of Fantasy conflates)
 wB  R. E. Jackson Bio:R. E. Jackson

[439] Leon Harold Tebbets "Edgar Rice Burroughs ..." The Hartford Courant 1934-02-25 pD3

Denslow's

Ron,

Price $1.25 per listing The Sun 1904-11-30 p8 "Picture Books", this one as "The Scarecrow and the Tinman and Other Stories" "(8-1/2x11-1/4, pp 74, illus., $1.25.)"

Is Bienvenue reliable to list the title from the title page? I see the cover image as "Denslow's ..." and

The Scarecrow and the Tinman and Other Stories

o[440]

OCLC 300140 shows "Scarecrow and the tin-man and other stories"

It appears to me that "Denslow's" titles are from Fisher Unwin and M.A. Donohue, or for the single-story picture book rather than the collection, eg

o[441]

o[442]

not to endorse the title of the single-story picture book, either, I added price $0.25 to that one

1027

Publisher: Donahue Larry Hannon --should we ever follow SFE "; Or,"

3 WorldCat records, nominally two 1934 editions: o[443] " : or," as Goldsmith; o[444] and

o[445] microfilm as ", or," as Donahue

Eagle Scout series https://lccn.loc.gov/no2009072679 (0) (Work: Eagle Scout series) "Chicago New York Donahue"

Mary Crosson UMKC lists 3 [446] "Donohue; Goldsmith"

Amazon image copyright page lists 3 [447]

1026

TO DO SOON, revisit and cleanup some leftovers

User talk:Ahasuerus

User talk:Chavey done?

User talk:Don Erikson

Publication Series 1. publisher series only if there are multiple creators (writers/editors, altho frequently one series editor whom we don't credit at all)

both content series (short fiction) and publication series (chapbook)

that is in this case (if complete in the database), should the publication series be deleted or should it coincide with the content series?

should a publication series have multiple creators or may it have only one creator (anthology)

in this case (if complete in the database), should it be a content series rather than publication series?

ps1134 ed. Belinda Gallagher, Miles Kelly Publishing

http://www.isfdb.org/wiki/index.php/Help:Screen:PublicationSeries Help:Screen:PublicationSeries examples "share" editor Lin Carter and presenter Frederick Pohl, but Carter and Pohl are not credited writers/editors of single publications in the series

{ps} {s}

Fairy Tales (FT)

Seriously Silly Scary FT [448]; Orchard

Scary FT [449]; Miles Kelly

publication series name tends to be coined by the publisher, used by the publisher for designation or promotion

Scary Fairy Tales

Seriously Silly Scary s37357 Laurence Anholt; Orchard Books (UK) --from Amazon (created by Amazon alone) ps4409

1023

http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/illustrations/illustrators/batten.html

el   Thomas Crofton Croker
el  .John D. Batten 135431
el   Joseph Jacobs 17634
els  Leon Lewis
 lws Michael Rustoff (Forbes Edward Winslow)
el   May Agnes Fleming
 l   Celia E. Gardner
 ls  H. B. Salisbury
el   Margaret Sidney
     George W. Owen Author:George W. Owen

mid-October see also ./Publishers#Kerr

1021

Forbes E. Winslow, Edward VIAF=41714384 https://lccn.loc.gov/nr93031513 (1) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr93-031513 = Michael Rustoff 205561 VIAF=310595179 (in database only as Rustoff)

The Children's Fairy Geography

p.x, In the spirit of modern times (when we spoil children too much) this book "an attempt to make the study of geography interesting as well as instructive. // Some may take exception to the fairy element, others may say that the jokes are weak ..." second-person, father to daughter, visits to the countries of Europe mainly, nominally by "wishing-carpet" borderline spec-fic despite the frontispiece at HDL and page 0 at HDL; two of perhaps 100 illustrations, these signed E J W... R & E Taylor

Title page engraved; other illustrations engraved by Taylor, EJW, Swain, Pannemaker and Ettling.

o[450] James L Taylor; Elias James Whitney; George F Swain; Adolphe François Pannemaker; Theodor Ettling o[451] James L Taylor; George F Swain; Perrichon.; Adolphe François Pannemaker; Theodor Ettling

The Children's Fairy History of England

Formats[452]

Leon Lewis, Julius Warren EN 130451 (7) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n91-055588

1891 https://lccn.loc.gov/66088106 links HDL.loc.gov

[453] submitted without use of e-copy at HDL.loc.gov [454]

1899 https://lccn.loc.gov/99001145 links HDL

o[455] -- Reprint. Originally published: The Press Publishing Company, New York World, 1898.

o[456] book, o[457] at HathiTrust -- [Dillingham's metropolitan library, no. 48]

(a) received, paperbound, no price, Det. Free Press 1899-04-03 p7 (b) one of several cloth-bound books of good quality, list prices $0.75 to $2.00, advertised by Brooklyn retailer Frederick Loeser & Co. NY Times 1891-09-03 p22

[458] NYT 1899-04-01 pBR212 listing as history & biography, 12mo 50c; also The Fairy Land of Science as science; A Voyage to the Moon by de Bergerac, 18mo 50c

de Bergerac T21081

o[459] A Voyage to the Moon

o[460] Google Books [2013] 1899

HDL "of the World of the Moon" [461]

1020

May Agnes Fleming, EN 227088 (31)

Celia E. Gardner 227483 VIAF=63039641 https://lccn.loc.gov/n86809285 (13) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n86-809285

Her Last Lover at HDL with original cover apparently black with gold lettering [462] (as Cloth 50cents per front page [463])

front page lists Gardner novels

back pages list novels by some other women

H. B. Salisbury, Henry Barnard 205649 (2) 1 work only; https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-139318 --dnfWorldCat VIAF=11155642

The Nationalist (Boston, 1889-05 to 1891-04; 3 vols span 24 months)

The Nationalist at HDL (2)

The Nationalist: A Monthly Magazine (volume title, 1968 Greenwood Reprint) at HDL

Volume 3 (copyright 1891), 576

3.4 (Nov 1890) to 3.8/9 (Mar/Apr 1891), from p217 296 380 439 511

The Nationalist,

a monthly magazine

devoted to the advocacy of

The Nationalization of Industry, and thereby the Promotion of the Brotherhood of Humanity.

$2.00/yr or 20c/issue

HDL catalog record bound (U Michigan and NYPL), original covers (Harvard U)

1012

o[464] Rice Mills 1891 with list of Contents

WorldCat se:"Unity Library" (80)

Last War

Port Mystery 1891 #8 [465] [466]

Auroraphone #1? 4 hits; promoted as UL#1 50c, in context UL#2 ready June 15, The Publishers' Weekly 1005 (1891-05-02) p637 ; p1-7 Kerr Catalog 1891-08 in which Unity Library seems to be cheaper paperback eds ; The Inter-Ocean 1891-04-25 "in their new series No. I of Unity Library, "The Auroraphone

WorldCat se:"Library of Progress" (27)

Black Ocean, Port Mystery, Earth's Center, President John Smith, Co-opolitan

1005: [467] Springfield

later proofread and rearrange

Lost Utopias publ series

Appleton's Journal at HDL 1 of ?

Bellamy

Tales T183814

Looking Backward T1424130

el   Franklin Rosemont, (16)
 lw .Hal Rammel  (2) VIAF=55474285
elw  Ron Sakolsky, (3) VIAF=21359001 
 lw  William Furry (1) VIAF=35684684

Lindsay A22813 --major publication comments today

Formats [468]

as Lost Utopias (paperback) o[469]

1st ed Price $2.50 as listed in "Two Hundred Leading Books of the Season" NY Times 1920-10-17 pBRM13 Price $3.00 as advertised by Carson Pirie Scott "The Convenient Christmas Bookstore" Chi. Tribune 1920-12-01 p14 (where list price or a discount may be expected)

LCCN: 20-19074 with e-copy at HathiTrust Digital Library (HDL) HDL 1 from LC without cover list of Prog Club members, p.iv no list of illustrations text spans p3-329

HDL another 3

that Harvard U with poor-quality original cover

1909 map, 1926 ed. https://lccn.loc.gov/61057439

els  Vachel Lindsay (80)
els  Edward Bellamy (85)

1003

The Nameless City; Formats A; B

1893 us LCCN 06-27656 oA2

P586263 links both records

1893 uk o155509600 B3 o559953399 A1 o557261653 A3

P586412 links B3 and covers A1 A3 discrepancies

1894 uk (2nd issue) o21494749 B2 "Responsibility: by Fergus Hume (Stephen Grail)"; o223773384 B1 "Responsibility: by Fergus Hume."

National Library of Australia also credits the publisher as "Osgood, McIlvaine & Co.", as does bookseller LWCurrey.com. (Reginald3 may state "James R. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co.")

L.W. Currey now shows [470] only the 1893 first ed., with a description that states "Reginald 37863 (citing the second issue of the UK edition)". The cover image reportedly originates

Past use of Reginald3 implies that that source states James R. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co. and states no price.

LWCurrey.com

[471]
[472]

Do we take cover images from L.W. Currey, as a previous editor reports for If so, note that the other cover image is available too

Currey tags "Fergu Hume" [sic] and "Ferguson Wright Hume" respectively

As I understand Currey, this issue credits

Hume, Fergus[on Wright] --writer as "Fergus Hume"
Osgood, McIlvaine & Co. --publisher as "Osgood, McIlvaine & Co."

Does the record imply that "London", that publisher name (perhaps followed by a comma), and "1894" all appear on the title page?

Per previous editor(s)

Details from Reginald3.

Cover image from book dealer L. W. Currey's website listing.

1002

Dragons by Peter Hogarth (Allen Lane, 1979) PV Rtrace P284543

ISBN 0713912731

LCCN: https://lccn.loc.gov/84672608

OCLC: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10318160

elsf Peter Dickinson, wri (95)
-lw  Val Clery (7) https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79-053860
-l   Peter Hogarth (7) 
el   Christopher Logue, wri (49)
 l   Helen Ward, wri-ill (31) VIAF=90718178
-l  .Wayne Anderson 8377 https://lccn.loc.gov/n79128126 (30)

VIAF=100302029 dnf The Flight of Dragons; titles do include

1992 Dragon, picture by Anderson, https://lccn.loc.gov/91047906 Kirkus as pict 5-8
1993 Dragons: truth, myth, and legend, 41p David Passes, https://lccn.loc.gov/92044745 Kirkus, as pict 7-11
2003 Dragon machine, picture by Helen Ward A200167, https://lccn.loc.gov/2003275995 ; Kirkus, as pict 2-6!
2012 Dragon legends, 45p by David Passes, https://lccn.loc.gov/2013474242 "Presents various myths and legends about dragons and discusses dragon lore from around the world." w list of Contents

also 2007 Pearce The Squirrel Wife Kirkus, as pict 7-9 Canada "evergreen" The Eaton Centre C$19.95 The Globe 1979-09-25 pC5

1979 The Flight of Dragons, 1st US ed. P268554 Bluesman

LCCN 78-22450 [not found in LC Online Catalog 2016-10-02]

CIP data quoted on copyright page? LC catalog records for this title, found online 2016-10-02: only the 1st UK ed.

(namely) LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/79322462">79-322462</a> (not) LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/78022450">78-022450</a>

0930

Hubble series

Amazon US

[473] states "Hardcover – 1965", publisher unknown, and displays

31q7NU5E3wL._AC_SY60_CR,0,0,60,60_.jpg

[474] states "Hardcover – Import, 1965" ---and also "WW Norton & Company; First Edition edition (1965)" with ISBN; yet Norton is the US publisher--- and displays 519nxmbu32L._AC_SX60_CR,0,0,60,60_.jpg

Frank Wilson, Lt. Col.; Frank Holmes Wilson, born 1901 VIAF=119045526 https://lccn.loc.gov/n50016884 http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-016884

el   Stephen Potter (35)
els  Ian Fleming (109)
el f.Robin Jacques (53)
el f Brian Jacques (56)
e?   Robin Jarvis (9)
el f Tove Jansson (91) [book 7 should be re-class COLLECTION]
ews  Elaine Horseman --dnf LCCN (3 LCCat hits)
    .John Sergeant, ill. --dnf VIAF
 l  .Joseph Schindelman 82661  https://lccn.loc.gov/n50004733 (9)
el f Elizabeth Goudge (100)
e*sf Jorge Luis Borges
-w-f Seamus Cullen VIAF=1625082 VIAF=301748396
elsf Roald Dahl (155)
elsf John Grant (23+1+1)
elsf Susan Cooper (47)

0928

Poppy Seed Cakes, 1951 ed. P460837 - Chavey

Twice-Told Tales, 1852 ed. P{{p| - Rtrace

The Private Life, T1602430 and 1893 publ. - Rtrace

The Road Goes Ever On P287675 - Rtrace $2.95 several Nov/Dec 1967 many newspaper advertisements and reviews state $3.95; one retailer ad states "published at $3.95, now $3.16" (20% off)

User talk:NrjPure 1st ed. Smith of WM P381037 1967-11 inferred from The Guardian 1967-11-29 p8 "Lord of the royalties"; as "published ... a couple of weeks ago"

With over 25000 gone already, it's A&U's biggest seller for decades ... begin used as the newest trend in opulently arty Christmas cards."

7/6 per advertisement by the publisher The Guardian 1967-11-24 p11 and brief review by Robert Nye, same -12-01 p11

done 0924 --about 15 URL update @ lib.usm.edu (not recorded here, nothing but URL)

EDITORS - how should we use this?

Jambon VIAF=235534005 https://lccn.loc.gov/n89667889 http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n89-667889 o[475] Amazon[476]

Harris

Colum

Field

Gag

Bedard

American Folk and Fairy Tales. Selected by Rachel Field. Scribner. Indian and negro and backwoods inventions. NYHT 1929-11-17 pK32 "Books of the Week" With drawings by Margaret Freeman. Charles Scribner's Sons. $3. Well chosen Indian legends, Negro stories, Paul Bunyan stories and Southern Mountain tales. ACM NYHT -12-01 pK10 "The Three Owls: Children's Books of 1929" Elisabeth E. Poe Was. Post 1929-12-15 pSM10 "We almost feel as if American could take its place as an old nation ... ; 8 in color; "This is a most notable book, as it is probably the first collection that has been made of the folk tales of our own country. // slightly longer description of greater variety inclg Louisiana and colonial tales

0926

Carove 173470 (10) Formats[477]

1834 UK http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/753111202;

companion book 1836? http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/141205628

sequel 1842 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/12698713 (genre?)

1836 US http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/51420942

J. R. R. Tolkien 302 (227)

The Hobbit T1772

[old] Tolkien nonfiction at bookstore

Rateliff, The History of the Hobbit (HMH, 2007) [478]

Atherton, There and Back Again: J. R. R. Tolkien and the Origins of The Hobbit (Tauris, 2012; pb2014) [479] [480]

First Edition 1937/38

185633

[481] The Observer 1938-01-16 p8, letter inquiry signed "Habit" [482] The Observer 1938-02-20 p9, long letter from Tolkien

380982

text reproduced photographically from the British 1st ed. (p322)

Second Edition 1951

302773

This publication is the earliest that incorporates a version of the revision Tolkien prepared in 1947, reflecting the development of the sequel, The Lord of the Rings. Quoting from The Annotated Hobbit (1st ed., 1988), Appendix A:

In 1947, [...]

Third Edition 1966/67/68

292601 (Ballantine cover illustration also revised)

(*) The[This] February 1966 US paperback revised edition is the earliest edition whose text ("1966-A") incorporates a version of the revision Tolkien prepared in 1965, the last that he prepared. Slightly different versions of the same revision were incorporated in other editions and all of them introduced new typesetting errors. --The Annotated Hobbit (1st ed., 1988), Appendix A

302774 302776

The Third Edition represented first by this book and the contemporary Longmans hardcover contains the second resetting of the text that incorporates a version of the revision Tolkien prepared in 1965, the last that he prepared. Slightly different versions of the same revision were incorporated in other revised editions and all of them introduced new typesetting errors. --The Annotated Hobbit (1st ed., 1988), Appendix A

The Third Edition represented first by this book and the contemporary Unwin Books paperback contains the second resetting of the text that incorporates a version of the revision Tolkien prepared in 1965, the last that he prepared. Slightly different versions of the same revision were incorporated in other revised editions and all of them introduced new typesetting errors. --The Annotated Hobbit (1st ed., 1988), Appendix A

380992

The 24th or 25th printing is the first US hardcover book whose text ("1966-B") incorporates a version of the revision Tolkien prepared in 1965, the last that he prepared. Slightly different versions of the same revision were incorporated in other revised editions and all of them introduced new typesetting errors. --The Annotated Hobbit (1st ed., 1988), Appendix A

The 24th or 25th printing is the first US hardcover book whose text ("1966-B") incorporates a version of the revision Tolkien prepared in 1965, the last that he prepared. And the third resetting that incorporates a version, following the US paperback (Houghton Mifflin, February 1966) and the Third Edition (identically UK paperback Unwin Books and hardcover Longmans, 1966). Slightly different versions of the same revision were incorporated in other revised editions and all of them introduced new typesetting errors. --The Annotated Hobbit (1st ed., 1988), Appendix A

Annotated Hobbit, page numbers of JRRT color illustrations

3, 39 "The Hill: Hobbiton-across-the-Water" (two versions, or 3)

57, 64 "Rivendell" (and "Rivendell looking East")

122 "Bilbo woke with the early sun in his eyes"

198-99 "Bilbo comes to the Huts of the Raft-elves"

3, 234 "Conversation with Smaug"

full-page b/w illus. (A-B and 1-8 all used in 1st ed. 1st printing; thereafter 8; 1st US ed. reportedly 9)

A 39 The Hill

1 48, 51 The Trolls

2 67 The Mountain-path

3 121sm The Misty Mountains looking West

4 130 Beorn's Hall

B 153 Mirkwood (orig destined for endpapers)

5 184-85 The Elvenking's Gate

6 202 Lake Town

cover 261 Death of Smaug

7 215 The Front Gate (218, 230)

8 315 The Hall at Bag-End

0924/25

Charles Doyle, ill

Blunderland T2060901

Spine title "To Blundertown and Back" per OCLC

Half-title page "Our Trip to Blunderland" from online image (see below)

Illustrations may be signed Dalziel, or some variant thereof, by the engravers/woodcutters.

not mentioned in the book? nor is the printer?

Dalziel

Cobwebs From an Empty Skull -- Project Gutenberg #12793 --includes list of Contents [483]

COBWEBS

FROM

AN EMPTY SKULL.

BY

DOD GRILE.

ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS BY DALZIEL BROTHERS.

Ambrose Bierce 1960 https://lccn.loc.gov/n79100683 (143)

Brothers Dalziel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brothers_Dalziel https://lccn.loc.gov/nr93027604 (29)

lists 5 members by name, some with individual credits

EAT ME!

Geo 27+11
Edw 27+5
Marg 0
John 1
Tho 2

Baynes

https://lccn.loc.gov/96682592 96 A map of Middle-Earth

https://lccn.loc.gov/2005033658 2005 Questionable creatures : a bestiary o[484] (20) 47pp

Baynes "revived twenty medieval and mischievous beasts, basing her tongue-in-cheek descriptions on various English bestiaries. Her delightful recreations of these fabulous beasts -- from phoenix to manticore, from bonnacon to yale -- hop, swoop, and gallop through the pages in antique splendor and will charm today's readers as readily as they astounded audiences centuries ago."

https://lccn.loc.gov/70010564 70 A dictionary of chivalry

https://lccn.loc.gov/74368182 74 A dictionary of chivalry, 1st o[485] -352pp

https://lccn.loc.gov/74080613 74 The observer's book of European costume

https://lccn.loc.gov/79016843 79 A companion to world mythology o[486]

1981 The Dragon of Og -60pp Rumer Godden o[487]; 1st US o[488]

0918/19

Publisher search

Ticknor

Osgood

Houghton

Biblio.com publishers, such as Bobbs-Merrill

User:Pwendt/Publishers NEEDs update --and why two Winstons?

0912

"Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature" (University of Florida) Caldecott

12 User:Pwendt/People#John Kendrick Bangs

1.9 User:Pwendt/People#Herford . Thimblefinger, etc --much JCHarris

User:Pwendt/Magazines#Harper's Weekly --much Bangs

4.1 [[User:Pwendt/Magazines#JCH Remus again

4.2 [[User:Pwendt/Magazines#Publishers Osgood etc

4.3 [[User:Pwendt/Magazines#misc

0923

Dewey classifies the Dragonlover's Guide T835969 as fiction

our records lack illustrations

89-6715 97-92989

also both Atlases by Fonstad A5941

e*sf Borges https://lccn.loc.gov/n79007035 (451)

Horace E. Scudder 112351

1862 (1 title hit) "received and for sale" 75c bookseller The Sun

1864 (1 title hit) new magazine from Ticknor and Fields, not named

1869

1880

joint/separate illustrators of Stoker?

Shannon & Ricketts
Crane & Jacomb ?

compare Dalziel Brothers corporate illustrators; also Billings and engraver

(Hammatt) Billings and (William Jay) Baker

(Hammatt) Billings and (John) Andrew

OCLC 48064358 o[489] : with illustrations by Billings; Illustrations engraved and signed by John Andrew.

0921
Trilby

vol 88

p[1]-[972] =6@162

p[352-363]. Trilby. Part Eighth (two stanzas, French) "Svengali had died from heart disease."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svengali "Svengali is a Jewish man who seduces, dominates and exploits Trilby, a young English girl, and makes her a famous singer." --Wikipedia lead as of 2016-09-24

(Trilby) New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers 1894 (Harper's v88 bound) New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 325 to 337 Pearl Street, Franklin Square. 1894. Harper's New Monthly Magazine vol 88 Trilby. A Novel. (With [75] Illustrations) 168 329 567 721 825

vol 89 not bound, no Contents(?)

NYTimes 1894-01-07 p13 Du Maurier's eyesight is rapidly failing; "readers ... of the first chapters of "Trilby" --begun in this month's Harper's-- must regret that Du Maurier did not make the pen, rather than the pencil, his first love."

Harper's for April advertises in newspapers "TRILBY. A Story. By [GdM]. Part III. With 15 illustrations by the author."

Harper's 1894-09-07 per NYT 1894-08-25 p3 $1.35 from multiple advertisements Hartford Courant Aug/Sep 1894

[490] Detroit Free Press 1894-09-02 p14 "just finished its serial course in Harper's Magazine" (Jan to Sep?)

[491] Harper's advertisement (and Harvard Law School admissions!) -09-08

Hi, Ron. Concerning the US 1st edition. Trilby was published as a serial in Harper's, concluding August 1894.

N-Y Tribune 1894-09-08 p8 (quotation in which "//" represents newline)

New Publications // Harper & Brothers // Have Just Published // I. [1st of 5] // Trilby. // A Novel. By George Du Maurier. Author of "Peter Ibbetson". With 120 illustrations by the Author. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1 75.

NY Times 1894-08-25 p3 says the book will be published September 7.

Hartford Courant, perhaps daily advertisements at the turn of September, one bookstore says that it will be received about September 7, price $1.35

said to be published September 7 (NYT 1894-08-25) and on hand about September 7 (Hartford Courant, advertisements by a local bookstore, perhaps daily during the preceding week, price $1.35)

serial Part Fourth, p583

2016-0915

2019-05-11 User:Pwendt/People/Bram Stoker

0914

Oscar Wilde 1599 ()

Complete Fairy Tales 1990 o[492] (2007 trade hc with contents sequence o[493], evidently unillus.) 2008 o[494] o[495] 2008 e o[496] 2014 ebook with Summary, etc o[497]

House of Pomegranates, same story concerning separate illustrations "by Oscar Wilde ; the design & decoration of this book by C. Ricketts & C.H. Shannon" o[498] Christie's[499]; credit as Charles [H. or Haslewood] Shannon perhaps only by auction house, "Mason", etc

Charles Haslewood Shannon ; Charles H., Charles, C.H. 117083

Charles Ricketts ; C. 299788

HDL (three copies, two with original cover): faithful reprint [500] no plates; 3-[158] "This First Edition on Van Gelder paper consists of 925 copies." ;

also 2nd ed., 925, 1908

also Methuen 3rd, 4th, 7th 1909/11/15; no decorations at all

A House of Pomegranates The Happy Prince and Other Tales

HDL http://hdl.handle.net/2027/pst.000029571079?urlappend=%3Bseq=13 ; no decorations ; original pagination

Gutenberg edition P416163 at WorldCat o[501]

Release Date: October 26, 2014 [eBook #873] ?

[This file was first posted on April 8, 1997] ?

The Happy Prince

Gut 902 http://www.gutenberg.org/files/902/902-h/902-h.htm (Crane/Hood from 1910 issue)

Gut 30120 (as "Stories" per cover) (from 1920 issue?) ; at Internet Archive (Charles Robinson)

The Sphinx, 1894 poem, illus. Ricketts o[502]

Ricketts & Shannon primarily book designers, WorldCat search hits suggests to me

EN: "Ricketts painted, in the style of Clouet, the hero of Wilde's short story, 'The Portrait of Mr. W. H."

0913

Joel Chandler Harris and A. B. Frost HDL search

0902

Robert Howard Russell, publisher 57012 ; http://lccn.loc.gov/n2003089754 (8, two as writer) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2003-089754

Frank Walter Cheshire, publisher 55287 (b1896-06-06); http://lccn.loc.gov/n2004037121 (1 as subject LCCN 2003-467966) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2004-037121 NLA=000035663660

Francis Miltoun ? partner of Wessels

Michael Everson, publisher as Evertype

H. M. Caldwell, publisher

Bert Leston Taylor

The Well in the Wood

[503] LA Times 1904-10-16 pC12 reviews also Fantasma-Land [sic] immed following and comparatively

[504] Chi Trib 1904-11-08 p6, negative review of The Well

Taylor & Gibson, ill. Glackens

1905 The Good Ship Lithia T1073954 https://lccn.loc.gov/05025641 http://hdl.handle.net/2027/uc2.ark:/13960/t1ng4kp3r o[505]
1906 Extra Dry T1986501 o[506] HDL https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001744029

W. C. Gibson, wri 130944 0 http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no97032372/

Louis M. Glackens

ill 227684 204(no books) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n94122596/

1902 Glackens, Noah's Ark o[507]

Taylor, Gibson, and Glackens all worked for Puck (Wikipedia; Atl. Constitution 1905-08-13 notice of book 1)

book 2 - Title record

NEED newspaper source

(quote)" further adventures of the passengers and crew of that stanch craft [The Water Wagon] after it was wrecked in the dust storm which formed the climax of [book 1]. "Extra Dry" is the name of the sequel, the lively contents of which enforce the moral, "Drink in Moderation and Keep Off the Water Wagon".

0830

Folly in Fairyland T2007514 o[508]; London o[509]

1st US ✓

[510] Folly in Fairyland

Wallace Morgan, ill 235179 (21)

obits 1948-04-25 [511] NYHT ; [512] NYT

Carolyn Wells, wri 144715 (186)

A Phenomenal Fauna, ill Herford (verse) o[513]

0829

Phantasmagoria and Other Poems, 1869 Coll. T1217005

59 https://lccn.loc.gov/12031247 11 https://lccn.loc.gov/2003605467 98https://lccn.loc.gov/98027708

o[514]

ltd1998 https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007136820

11 http://www.gutenberg.org/files/651/651-0.txt

Rhyme& and Reason?, 1883 Coll. -- includes also "The Hunting of the Snark" (1876) T924464

83 https://lccn.loc.gov/27010605 84 https://lccn.loc.gov/43040023 -HDL 76 https://lccn.loc.gov/75032188

Formats[515]

84 https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001375310 (6) 09 https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100654251

83 http://www.gutenberg.org/files/33582/33582-8.txt

Carroll poems (except Snark)

   The Pig-Tale (1893)

   Solitude (1856)
   Father William (1865)
   How the Story Was Told (1865)
   Introduction (Alice in Wonderland) (1865)
   The Lobster-Quadrille (1865) only appeared as:
       Variant Title: The Lobster Quadrille (1865) 
   Tis the Voice of the Sluggard (1865)
   Phantasmagoria (1869)
   Puzzles from Wonderland (1870)
   A Lovely Riddle (1871)
   Jabberwocky (1871)
   The Walrus and the Carpenter (1871) also appeared as:
       Variant Title: Walrus and the Carpenter (1871) 
   Introduction (Through The Looking Glass and What Alice Found There) (1872)
   The Lion and the Unicorn (1872)
   Christmas Greetings (From a Fairy to a Child) (1884) also appeared as:
       Variant Title: Christmas Greetings [From a Fairy to a Child] (1994) 
   Christmas Greetings From a Fairy to a Child (1886)
   Beatrice (1898)
   Far Away (1898)
   Stolen Waters (1898)
   The Path of Roses (1898)
   The Three Sunsets (1898)
   The Valley of the Shadow of Death (1898)
   Yet What Are All... (1958)
   A Secret (unknown)
   He Thought He Saw... (unknown)
   How Doth... (unknown)
   In Winter... (unknown)
   Little Birds (unknown)
   Peter and Paul (unknown)
   Sitting on a Gate (unknown)
   Soup of the Evening (unknown)
   Speak Roughly... (unknown)
   The Voice of the Lobster (unknown)

1234 - originate in Alice books or Sylvie and Bruno

p r - collected in Phantasmagoria and Other Poems or Rhyme? and Reason?

Carroll/Newell (3)

HDL [516]

0828

User talk:Rtrace#The Annotated Alice, continued

Peter Newell ed. The Hunting of the Snark

40 illustrations: by part 27, 2, 2, 9

part 1 (Rhyme and Reason, 1/3-157)

27 illustrations including 8 (frontispiece plus 7) for The Hunting of the Snark

part 2 (Wonderland, 159/61-75)

f. p. 164 Father William[165-66] "You are old, Father William", the young man said, "and your hair has become very white"

f. p. 170 Turtle Soup[171] "Beau--ootiful Soo--oop! Beau--ootiful Soo--oop!"

part 3 (Looking-Glass, 177/79-200)

f. p. 190 In Winter, When the Fields are White[190-92] "And when I found the door was locked, I pulled and pushed and kicked and knocked"

f. p. 198 The Riddle of the Fishes[198] " 'First, the fish must be caught' // That is easy; a baby, I think, could have caught it"

part 3 (Sylvie and Bruno, 201/03-48)

9 illustrations

p190 is a new illustration of the poem; was 1902 f.p.124 " 'I said it very loud and clear; I went and shouted in his ear' " [517]

p198 is a new illustration; poem not illustrated in 1902

0805

Grahame, The Reluctant Dragon - specious 1930 edition; where published 1898?

1938 Shepard 1st ed?

(as 1898) 1959 Fortnum o[518]

LC shows 1934 unexplained and 1935 three-act play by other writers; 1938 earliest Reluctant Dragon by Grahame

Author:Frank Ver Beck - more work in progress

User talk:Rtrace#The Annotated Alice

Alice eds. recently entered

1: 99^ McManus 01! Newell 07* Sowerby 17^ Woodward 17^ Herford 99^ Oxenbury

2: 99! McManus 02! Newell [05 Oxenbury --in]

O: 00 McManus

* merged with 150th Anniversary unnumbered single illustration
^ not in The Annotated Alice
! in but not merged (McManus as 1889, diff title; "Bessie Pease" will be another, maybe "F. Y. Cory")

0731

Daniel O'Connor (I), wri ed 216260

Through the Earth, compare 1898 version at HDL

serial part 1 p179-84 (6pp)

novel ch 1-8 p1-57 (57pp) including 2 plates (p39-40, 53-54)

probably short of 17,500 (but the novel may be short of 40,000) 210 nearly full pages at perhaps 200 words (p2 only 177 but much dialog)

0730

User:Pwendt/People/little people#Wiki pages
User:Pwendt/Publishers#Publisher pages

0729: Author:W. A. Mackay 134685 --niW, dnf VIAF/LC/WorldCat; Author:William A. Mackay xref

Clement Fezandié, wri 1767 niW WD http://lccn.loc.gov/n80086540 (3) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-086540

0728

M. Urquhart, wri 159106 niW --dnf VIAF, LC, WorldCat

Bio:M. Urquhart

1909 The Modelling of the Clay o[519] ; listings Guard/Obs 0401/0404 Eveleigh Nash 6s. (dnf otherwise)

0727

User talk:Chavey#The Flower Princess (JLaTondre) 2 of 3 illustrators
... Pending submission (Hauck)
A Modern Cinderella (my own)

0724

Edgar Jepson, wri 1910 EN No. 19 ✓

https://lccn.loc.gov/nr98023041 (33)

0723

Marie Seymour Lucas, ill Granny's EN

https://lccn.loc.gov/no2008023328 (0)

http://www.worldcat.org/identities/viaf-95684033/ http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2008-023328/

OCLC shows numerous records dated 188? 189?, etc

c1891 us o[520] ; 94+[16] (as some others 1890s)

1900 us o[521]✓ o[522]; uk o[523] (as F. Browne, M. S. Lucas); 192p

0720

Darrell C. Richardson, ed. 16387 EN

(2)

Jim Harbridge, ill. Jack London 1902 magazine; unknown --dnf VIAF

Kevin Hawkes, ill. 27103 niW

http://lccn.loc.gov/n90641793 (63) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n90641793/

Snorri Sturluson, wri 233058 EN

(116)

0718

Catalyst pv Chavey, Stoecker Catacombs P332484 PV Stoecker

LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/2009036820">2009-36820</a> https://lccn.loc.gov/2011453783
LCCN <a href=""https://lccn.loc.gov/2010038150">2010-38150</a>

ISBN also 9780345524782

front inside flap USA $26.00 Canada $C30.00; back bar code "52600"

cp credits book design

OCLC states also 9780345524782 (hits Kindle edition on search at Amazon US 2016-07-18)

Amazon now shows the second of these two cover images (no diff except "Copyrighted material")

Publ date [and new cover image] from Amazon US 2016-07-18 with "Look Inside!" 2012 pbk (with p[239] including photos of the two writers)

[524] The Web of the Golden Spider

[1st ed. needs extension] Illustrations comprise perhaps 15 full-page line drawings, unnumbered but included in pagination LCCN?

US ed. -- "Colored frontispiece and plates facing p. 46, 278 and 304." by Fisher and Relyea respectively bookseller claims that original dustjacket is frontispiece illustration by Fisher

Can 1909

OCLC: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/77151579 McLeod & Allen -- Microfiche, national library of Canada -- ISBN 0665715730 evidently identical to the US ed.

UK 1912 dnf newspapers

OCLC: -- viii, 352 pages, [4] leaves of plates : illustrations (1 color) -- "Colored frontispiece and plates facing p. 46, 276 and 300" [compare 46 278 304]

infer replacement of Fisher frontispiece with Blampied frontispiece

0714

Street of Mars, R. E. Jackson Peter Warner

English literature, children's fiction --library and bookseller data is no more specific

BNB, OBNB both lack The Witch of Castlekerry, 1965

Amazon.co.uk [525] as "Chatto,B.& O.; Reprint edition (25 Mar. 1971)"

0709

0709 User talk:Chavey#A Modern Cinderella Donohoe

William Dixon Bell, wri 2978

The Moon Colony, 1st ed.

listed in "Books Received" NY Herald Tribune 1938-05-08 pH16 (no price)

0709 User talk:Budwebster#The Moon Colony

Cloth bound, to retail at 23 cents[!]; with distributing houses in UK, Canada, Australia. "They have to count on a first printing--and sale--of 25,000 copies". --paraphrase and quotation of Bell, a local writer, by Lee Shippey LA Times 1938-04-23 pA4

Frank Ver Beck, ill; Verbeck A130668 EN

User:Pwendt#Just So Stories

FV, ill

The Sketch Books; Knickerbocker's ... o[526]

Knickerbocker's New York o[527] [528]

0708

Norton Hughes Jonathan, wri 190860 --niW --1 non-genre Kirkus http://lccn.loc.gov/no2005002925 (3)

0707: [529] In the Fairyland of America

later return to reviews for some synopsis

Cabell, wri 341 https://lccn.loc.gov/n80039689

Eagle's Shadow, 1st ed. as a book ✓

[530] review/biographical note Atl Const 1904-10-30 pE2 "The Making of Books" conducted by R. W. McAdam, under heading "The Eagle's Shadow" : "sparkling Virginia novel ... stamping the author as a decided addition to the bright galaxy of southern writers"

[531] review, anon "More Fiction ..." NYT 1904-11-05 pBR750 under heading "Under the Shadow of a Fortune."

[532] letter, NYT 1904-11-26 pBR812 under heading "The Eagle's Shadow"; signed OLD FASHIONED // St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 18, 1904.

multiple letters weekly from 12-10, perhaps 15 to 1905-01-14

no hit in UK newspapers

1923 revised to fit the Biography, PV Rtrace P285872

$2.00 net per advert by the publisher N-Y Tribune 1923-10-14 pSM22 "McBride Books for Autumn" (selections)

Rene Thevenin, wri https://lccn.loc.gov/n85825172 (17)

Barnabé Tignol et sa baleine 1922 22-18846 ; Barnabe and His Whale (McBride 1923) 23-13729 links HDL search only, OCLC 4553124

both Eagle and Barnabe - Price $2.00 net from advertisement by the publisher N-Y Tribune 1923-10-14 pSM22 "McBride Books for Autumn"

0705

E. W. Deming, ill A164773 ; Deming, Edwin Willard; Edwin W.; E. W. https://lccn.loc.gov/n79026741 (21) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79-026741

1901 o[533] George Bird Grinnell, The Punishment of the Stingy and other Indian Tales ; Sep 1901 ; ix+234+[17] color front., 16 b/w ; with list of Contents (16 stories)

1901 see Quick

1909 09-26010 with HDL ; o[534] ; Sep 1909 ; xvi+253+[1]

Wigwam Evenings at HDL (1930 printing)

Dover, 2000 o[535] with Google Preview; Wigwam Evenings: 27 Sioux Folk Tales c.p. entire contents of 1909 except illustrations 00-031574 ISBN 0-486-41309-9 (pbk)

1990 https://lccn.loc.gov/90035728 90-35728

1910? https://lccn.loc.gov/10023212 T1348403

Smoky Day's Wigwam Evenings at HDL (1926 printing)

-- probably different o[536] "Indian stories retold for children. The stories have been adapted and simplified to be told in an American school, where the original stories would not have been successful." "Dakota Indians -- Legends"

Charles Eastman https://lccn.loc.gov/n79119416

Smoky Days https://lccn.loc.gov/10023212 10-23212 Smoky Day's wigwam evenings; Indian stories retold

subject headings include "Dakota Indians--Folklore"

George Bird Grinnell, wri A34037

1889 Pawnee at HDL

$2.00 Cin Enq 1889-12-07 5, long title

P25-207, TALES; 2nd half nonfiction

1892 04-4056 with HDL ; and 1962 o[537] o[538]-micro with Contents

p3-173, TALES, limited spec-fic; 2nd half, nonfiction and legendary history

1901 punishment stingy 01-25669 with HDL and Contents ; and 1982 o[539] --1st ed. submitted ✓

1913 Blackfeet 13-19165 with HDL and Internet Archive o[540] --1st ed. submitted ✓

1982 whistling skeleton, coll. by o8176662

-- p.vii paginated Contents -- 189 The Ancient Blackfeet (essay, nonfiction) $15.95

Amazon Look Inside 1926 printing shows no frontispiece

0630

The Book of Arthur T2024738 --verified one but year is doubtful

Vega, k[541] as 2003 (publisher not stated)

Amazon US, Vega [542] as 2003

Amazon UK, same ISBN [543] as "Robson Books Ltd (20 Oct. 2002)"

Goodreads "Published May 28th 2003 by Robson Books Ltd (first published May 28th 2002)" --with extralong title

none found in newspapers, nor dated Publishers Weekly review

0630

The Crock of Gold 1922

clone 1922 US, 1st illustrated ed.

more information to follow, from digital copy and probably 1922 newspapers In progress following exchange with verifier of that Oct 1922 edition in the database User talk:Thomas conneely#The Crock of Gold. His book is the London edition despite stating "The Macmillan Company" (and mis-spelling the artist name). I will get back to him, including advice re publisher name, after more progress here.

Stephens, The Crock of Gold T1249229 Formats[544]

0702 Publication:THCRCKFGLD1913

1922

Toronto The Globe 1922-12-02 p25

The Macmillan Company of Canada $2.50 advertisement by the publisher of Christmas Books, illustrated new edition (illus. not named)

London P557329

0629 User talk:Thomas conneely#The Crock of Gold need 1922 illustrations Wilfred Jones

Macmillan and Co. 12/- Price from The Scotsman 1922-11-23 p2, advertisement of five books "with plates in colour"; Manchester Guardian 1922-11-30 p7 "Books Received" The Observer 1922-12-03 p4 "Macmillan's List" (earliest hits online)

1926 Mackenzie ill. --done 3 publications

Charles Kingsley https://lccn.loc.gov/n79062749 (272)

Stephen King https://lccn.loc.gov/n79063767 (221)

George MacDonald https://lccn.loc.gov/n78096948 (363)

0628: Godden The Dolls' House

done: --both 1st eds.; 1962 Tudor

KirkusReviews.com as of 2016-06-24 gives front cover image and ISBN for this edition, with text review of the 1st US ed. from Kirkus Reviews 1948 (<a href="https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/rumer-godden-2/the-dolls-house-2/">undated online</a>, "Full cloth binding, not Singer sewed"!) The front cover shows title The Doll's House (doll, singular).

1962 Tasha Tudor (UK 1963)

1983 Jamieson o[545] 0140316752

1990 Tasha Tudor with cover illustration/design as "The Doll's House" o[546] 014030942X (but WorldCat library records show thumbnail images of this cover for earlier printings of same ISBN)

2005 Christian Birmingham o[547] 0333766792

2015 Jane Ray o[548] 9781447288282

0627-29

0621

0511 User talk:Taweiss#The Book of Three -- jody lee cover ?
0512 User talk:Mike Christie#The Black Cauldron -- jody lee cover again

User:Pwendt/People#Prydain covers

0616

The Leftover Elf $2.00 "a freshly imagined tale of the last elf in Ireland" who searches for "the one Believer who was responsible for his being"; "some wise and witty observations on people and on life" review by Ellen Lewis Buell NY Times 1952-03-16 pBR24

also Louise S. Bechtel NY Herald Tribune 1952-06-15 pE8 "Though the book has charm, we doubt its appeal to younger children."

1952-03-22 Publ date from contemporary review by Kirkus (<a href="https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/mary-stolz-3/the-leftover-elf/">undated online</a>) (mediocre)

1st ed. (only ed. at WorldCat 2016-06-23) LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/52005473">52-5473</a> and OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/470574">470574</a>

0615: [549] Seon Manley NY Times 1977-11-13 pBR11 "Children's Books: Bump in the Night"; $6.95 Encounters with the Invisible World, "refurbished" and illus. Marilynne K. Roach, Thomas Y. Crowell --New England legends; $6.95 Escape If You Can: 13 Tales of the Preternatural, Eva-Lisanne? Wuorio, Viking --"Canadian citizen of Finnish decent now living in Finland"; $7.95 A Host of Ghosts, retold by Christine Bernard, Lippincott

0614

The Globe and Mail 1977-12-17 p37 Michele Landsberg

C$6.75 FSG Duffy and the Devil for middle readers(!)

https://lccn.loc.gov/72081491 https://lccn.loc.gov/77367377 0722660499 : £1.90

0613: A Dictionary of Mythical Places

variant title Demons Monsters and the Abode of the Dead EN user space

0602: [550] School of Wizardry

this COVERART is in the database as by Steven Dolce (presumably per User:Dragoondelight) and by Shi Chen; here i replace the former name with the latter

0601

revisit Hitty

rejected by Mhhutchins 2016-0318 [551]

User talk:Chris J#Hitty and other dolls

0528

2016-05-21 approved by Chavey, add Kirkus Review and publ date to several Wrightson novels, NEED more info

The Nargun and the Stars T13793

Wrightson in 1988 newspapers

review Moon Dark [552] Christian Science Monitor 1988-06-13 p23 "Awesome Aussie adventures, animals" Diane Manuel special to CSM

Wrightson has won [...] and two of her prizewinning titles have recently appeared in affordable paperback editions in the United States.

The Nargun and the Stars (Viking Kestrel, New York, 184 pp., $3.95, ages 12 and up) ... [capsule]

A Little Fear (Viking Penguin, New York, 111 pp., $3.95, ages 12 and up) ... [capsule]

Locus1 Index: Wrightson

ChrisJ entered two of three Nargun editions

* _The Nargun and the Stars (Viking Puffin 0-14-030780-X, May ’88 [Jul ’88], $3.95, 184pp, pb) [Book of Wirrun] Reprint (Penguin UK 1970) young-adult fantasy novel with elements of Aborigine mythology.

0521: Mary Poppins omnibus ebook P546716

ebook 2014? 978-0-547-54194-5 HMH whey do we give 2007 date and print list price

0511: [553] Mary Poppins 4, AVB 102

fix up other PV records for this title

AVB 5 Knight's Castle; many others; 102-103 MP 4-3

0501: [554] clone Down to Earth

contrast our copy with that verified by Clarkmci

2016-0513 20:44 User talk:Clarkmci#An Older Kind of Magic

2016-0524 User:Pwendt/Covers#Wrightson, An Older Kind of Magic

0430

[555] The Story of Mona Sheehy Lord Dunsany Heinemann 7/6 The Observer 1939-09-24 p5 "New Novels"

A fairy tale except that it isn't. Father believes that mother was a fairy queen, girl raised to believe she is half-fairy and understood as such by villagers.

0416: [556] Munchausen 2012

"Pages 197-204 are not included ..." --i suppose they are numbered

to self: later clone and modify Everyman UK co-edition (citing Amazon.co.uk if available)

0412: [557] Northanger Abbey / Persuasion

in progress expecting to find it at HathiTrust; having newspaper source for original Everyman's Library ~~later re-date the Intro~~

to self: ~~later inform Linguist re Brimsley/Brimley;~~ investigate pagination

2016-04-13 done User talk:Linguist#Introduction (Northanger Abbey / Persuasion)

Digital copy at HathiTrust Digital Library, Everyman's Library 1st edition, 7th printing vii+206+216

vii, no title page for Northanger Abbey, [1]-206, title page for Persuasion which then spans [1]-216

in four styles of binding: cloth, flat cak, coloured top; leather, round corners, gilt top; library binding in cloth, & quarter pigskin half-title: Everyman's Library Edited by Ernest Rhys Fiction Northanger Abbey and Persuasion with an Introduction by R. Brimley Johnson title: Northanger Abbey & Persuasion by Jane Austen London & Toronto J.M.Dent & Sons Ltd. New York E.P.Dutton & Co

First Issue of this Edition: February 1906 Reprinted [7th printing per list of dates 1906-04 1910-03 1913-01 1914-09 1916-11 1919-10] Introduction vii Bibliography vii (prose bibliography covering six novel including the two contained here) The introduction, one paragraph each novel, little more than one-half page, is not spec-fic related



Introduction
The 1919 and 1946 printings imply that there were, 1906 to 1946 inclusive, two editions as Everyman's Library #25.

1906, one-page Introduction (p. vii only) HDL copy of Introduction
1932, reset with new and longer Introduction (p. vii-xv?)

"HDL copy of Introduction" includes, on the same page vii, prose bibliograpy of six novels first published 1811 to 1818. Those were the six Austen novels published in 1906, all in the inaugural Everyman's Library, subsequently numbered 21 to 25.

"Everyman's Library contains 100 of the world's best books" from advertisement NYTimes 1906-06-02. But the List of Volumes --organized as Biography, Children's, ; issued or promoted perhaps in four lots of 25?-- includes 101 by my count. Two years later in what is said to be a complete list of 340 volumes, organized alphabetically by primary author, these 101 volumes are numbered

1 to 101 except 61, 68, 92

153 to 155 (Shakespeare's Works, v1-3, numbered with more Shakespeare?

0403/02: [558] A Wonder Book and Tanglewood Tales

(unknown whether the first printing sold out at original prices or price cut pertained to unsold copies of the first printing) later note Publication series Everyman's Library database Everyman's Library

[old]

Title: A Wonder Book and Tanglewood Tales T1244644

now COLLECTION, not series

2016-04-02 OMBNIBUS(?) A Wonder Book and Tanglewood Tales 1881 seems to include also Grandfather's Chair OCLC from #121. 1880

OCLC from #331. 1906

0323: -03-23 [559] Mr. Parham

later verify? but copy lacks dustjacket

User talk:Mhhutchins#The Autocracy of Mr. Parham :: later verify with note "Verified from library copy without dustjacket"

non-genre?

SFE: Wells --gives subtitle, lists among "scientific romances and others"; above "non-fantastic novels (selected)"

newsppr reviews: as predicting WW2

p121-317? romance; 318-28

meta-psychic experiments, finally one in which the Master Visitant arrives and incorporates Parham

0317: -03-17 All About Satellites

inform Don Erickson / ask about George Wilde (see ABOVE)

2016-03-26 #User talk notices outstanding --continue if/when reply

0312: -03-12 [560] "A Note from Rick Riordan"

[might be fashioned "Son of Magic (Introduction)"]

perhaps add to the Demigod contents (both) the "Letter from Camp Half-Blood" (I) (II) ? -- as "Introduction" ?

0304: -03-04 [561] Good-Natured Bear

The story is in the database (under a variant title) as by R.H. Horne T1430326 (1856) and under this title as by R.H. Horne in one library record of maybe its first US publication (1854). Credited as R. Hengist Horne and as Richard Henry Horne in two early 20th century US eds.

0217: [562] Z for Zachariah

0218 #User talk notices outstanding -- inform Don Erikson and inquire; maybe continue if/when reply

User:Pwendt#Robert C. O'Brien (pseud.)

0201: [563] Seven-Day Magic

later clone and modify for joint hc Harcourt Young Classics, delete current record for 1st printing that edition/publseries; modify for undated 2nd printing tp Odyssey Classics, verify this one primary transient

Publisher: Yearling -- Mhhutchins requests "Dell Yearling"

Aiken Wolves,

Travers Poppins

User talk:Pwendt#Dell and Yearling

Concerning very early February work, see also Mary Poppins discussions in user space Pwendt and Mhhutchins

but book 4 is NOVEL rather than collection by tradition

complete back to 2016-01-29 (as dated in "My Recent Edits", as of 0406)

Novel classifications

No outstanding issue except classification of the work as a NOVEL, or as part of a SERIES, perhaps to be revisited upon reading it or finding a definitive review.

0729: Through the Earth 1972 facsimile P250762

0430: [564] The Dream Coach

perhaps novella or collection

0406: User:Pwendt/People#Bedard; [565] The Painted Wall

should be COLLECTION, probably, as the original Series: Strange Tales from Liaozhai is a series of collections here

0330: Colum, more than one title; see User:Pwendt/People

novel or collection?

[566] NY Tribune 1923-12-02 pSM24 review Grasshopper (and Colum's Arabian Nights)

0326: [567] "Introductory" (chapter one), Granny's Wonderful Chair

novel or collection?

0213: [568] Miss Hickory

not likely a novel but never mind

0221: -02-21 [569] Solario the Tailor

novel or collection?

Open public discussions

0313: Philippa Fisher trilogy COVERART

User talk:Mhhutchins#Complex corporate COVERART from 2016-03-09
User talk:Mhhutchins#Complex numberlines from 2016-03-12

full relevant transcript of my notes, with moderator discussion:

2016-03-26 Rules and standards discussions#Entering authors as credited--complex attributions

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