User:Pwendt/temp

2017-06-19 -- try and keep this one temporary!

Swordpoint still in business evidently; see Amazon

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Attwell, O'Neill

Other artists' portrayal of fairies were based on the putti of renaissance painting and the cherubs in the ceiling frescoes of the Baroque period. Charles Robinson favoured this style in his drawings for Robert Louis Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verses (1885); Robinson went on to illustrate well over 100 children's books, and a great many artists followed his example in portraying fairies as plump babies with tiny bird-wings. This tendency led ultimately in the UK to the apple-cheeked cuteness of the work of Mabel Lucy Attwell (1879-1964) in her 1921 edition of Barrie's Peter Pan and Wendy and her 1915 edition of Charles Kingsley's The Water Babies and, in the USA, to the awful, chubby-faced "Kewpie Dolls" of Rose Cecil O'Neill (1875-1944).

Croker: The Bunworth Banshee 1825 at HathiTrust --illus. Brooke

Harry Leon Wilson

non-genre? ch 9 1916 at HathiTrust

Ma Pettingill series at FictionMags (1916-08-26) = ninth and last of 9 collected as Somewhere in Red Gap

Frank Papé

We have author Frank Papé distinct from Frank C. Papé and credited with two coverart for novels by Dennis Wheatley. These were published later than our works by Frank C. and our cover images show signature "PAPE" rather than "Frank C. Pape" but Wikipedia credits Frank C. with illustrating for Wheatley, these novels as well as a personal bookplate. I suppose he is only one person, and I don't find another candidate Frank Pape at VIAF.

The list of works at SFE3: Wheatley may be our only source for those coverart credits. There is no entry SFE3 entry for any Pape/Papé, and the one Encyclopedia of Fantasy entry EoF: "Frank C. Papé", which does not mention Wheatley. SFE3: Cabell credits some interiors and several covers to "Frank C Papé".

Is SFE3 reliable in the sense that its art credits in Wheatley and Cabell lists of works do imply credits as Frank Pape and Frank C[.] Pape respectively?

(Ron, For the 1st ed. Strange Conflict by Dennis Wheatley P345875 you cite only OCLC 20073056, evidently not the primary WorldCat record you consulted, as it merely identifies this novel as a sequel to its subject The Devil Rides Out.)

Probably SFE3 "Dennis Wheatley"

2018-08

Maitland 193620 1852 https://lccn.loc.gov/42049305

2013 short fiction "The Doll and Her Friends; or, The Memoirs of Lady Seraphina" T1632565 --wrong title

Reginald megapacks

T1201618 --should we do this variant title (or dual 2006 dates)

... . . Reginald Contents list (Cats megapack)

Dolls megapack at Amazon

at Wikipedia

[Robert Beatty] --mentioned at Serafina/phina disambig

Rachel Hartman 118942 --redirect

Julia Maitland

Moira Young 155663

The Doll and Her Friends (UK 1851?)

1893 Brentano's "illustrated with the original etchings of Mrs. Fairstarr's Memoirs and The Dolll [1]

Cat, Dog, Puss and the Captain, illus. H. Weir, 2/6 and 3/6 ; Manchester Guardian 1853-12-21 [2]

by "Mrs. Fairstar" "two old favorites that reigned supreme 590 years ago as standard juveniles in E and A, and which have been illus. by Mr. Gregory" [3]

"Two little books ... by Mrs. Fairstar" [4]

Siona discussion

Serafina [5] S42226

Seraphina S38413 EN

Julia Maitland, The Doll and Her Friends, or, Memoirs of the Lady Seraphina (1852)

Sweetwater Supernaturalist

Siona 2017-08-09

Irish Fairy Tales

Wilson, Bad Girls --non-genre

Peck, Blossom Culp (Egypt) T15771

Siona 2017-06-30 --interested in Harry Potter ancillaries and in Horrible Histories

(Asimov anth), Extraterrestrials P178133

E. Colfer, The Supernaturalist P562749

M. Henry, King of the Wind --non-genre

?, The Bronze Pen

(RLGreen adapt), Tales of Old Egypt

Nesbit, The Enchanted Castle

Nesbit, The Treasure-Seekers?

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crash 2017-07-08

important work lost, mainly newspapers

1894/96 --dnf "Fairy Tales of the British Empire"

1917/19 (macmanus) --[lost notes], 1919 hits only (3 advert, 1 review, no price)

1922/23 (alden) --[lost notes], 1922 hits only, chiefly Outlook $1.75(?) ; dnf 1934

1957 (de osma) --2 reviews; Title note not done

2003, 2013 (leach) --dnf

1931 (malkus) --noted

work on: de Osma, Leach,

illustrators nidb: Armstrong, Berger, Hasselriis,

Pogany 1913 at Amazon

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Ghosts and Goblins, ed. Wilhemina Harper, 1936 (30) and 1965 (34) anthologies (38 distinct contents)

LibraryThing coverage is expanding [6]

error "all editions" where 1936 and 1965 differ (stories/poems and probably illustrators too)

check newspapers (not limited to Ghosts & Goblins contents: 1921 (wickes), 1934 (Sechrist), 1948 (Sechrist; Dolittle too)

1926 1970/71 1994 Skunny Wundy

1921 (henderson/jones), 1924/25 (henderson/calvert), later (Wonder Tales olcott)

see #Wonder Tales

check for each original anthology/collection whether Amazon shows 21st century editions

Ashley & Contento, The Supernatural Index T102454

1. Editor List, -45 (Harper, p22)
2. Book List, [47] 49-
3. Story Index, -698 (Black Cat, p611)
4. Book Contents, [699] 701-937?

--[expanded from / in part] The Supernatural Index, snippet[s] viewed at google

Homeville : Bibliographic Resources : by William G. Contento [7]

The FictionMags Index : edited by William G. Contento and Phil Stephensen-Payne stories by Author

-fmA (11) : Calvert, Capes, Henderson, Leach, Ledwidge, Masson, Parker, Pogany, Olcott, Sechrist, Wickes

-fm (16) : Alden, Baker/Baker, Bennett, Chrisman, Cocke, Davis, De Osma, Dixon, Eastman, Esenwein, Fisher, Lindsay, Malkus, Stockard, Wahlenberg

fm (7) : de la Mare, Finger, Jacobs, MacManus, Poulsson, Sandburg, Widdemer,

Miscellaneous Anthologies

-fmA (20) : Baker(2), Calvert, Capes, Chrisman, Cocke, Davis, de Osma, Dixon, Fisher, Henderson, Leach, Ledwidge, Lindsay, Malkus, Olcott, Parker, Pogany, Poulsson, Wickes

-fm (7) : Alden, de la Mare, Eastman, Finger, Sandburg, Wahlenberg, Widdemer

useless (4) : Bennett, Esenwein, Masson, Stockard [this anthology and later]

fm (3) : Jacobs, Macmanus, Sechrist

Joseph Jacobs User:Pwendt/FFM#Joseph Jacobs

1890 English (43, #1-43) (HDL, not linked, us nidb) ; o[8] with list of Contents; includes Teeny-Tiny (HDL)

1892 Celtic (#1-26) (HDL, not linked, us nidb) ;

1892 Indian (29) (HDL-us linked)

1894 More Celtic (#27-46) (Project Gutenberg #34453) (HDL us o[9]

1894 More English (44, #44-87) (HDL-uk

series NEEDs more editions and use of HDL sources

series advertised by Nutt at HDL

1890 E, 91 C, 92 I, 93 More English, 94 More Celtic

1895 The Fairy Tales of the British Empire [series name?] "Square Crown 8vo. Each volume upwards of 270 pages sumptuously printed on special paper, with wide margins, in specially designed cloth cover. 6s."

Maud Lindsay

1919 The Joyous Travelers, LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/19009661">19-9661</a>, which links e-copy at HDL

1921 The Joyous Guests, https://lccn.loc.gov/21021201 o[10]

1926 The Toy Shop, https://lccn.loc.gov/26016364 o[11]

1947 Mother stories and More mother stories (omnibus of 1900, 1905) -no HDL links

The Wishing-Well ✓ title note

listed thus in the magazine and book Contents thus:

"The Wishing-Well: Tale Told by the Nurse"

Alida Sims Malkus --source for biographical data?

since 2013 SFE3 gives realname Lyda, died Concord MA 1976-09-27 --not found in newspapers

Lowell Houser, illus. The Dark Star (1930) 200863 http://lccn.loc.gov/nr2003016907 (0) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr2003-016907 --in queue

Houser also illus another writer's Maya collection, Dorothy Rhoads, The bright feather and other Maya tales 1932 o[12]

listing NYHT 1931-08-16 pJ17 "Books of the Week" (no price)

$2.00 from advert NYHT "The Spindle Imp is a story of two children in the Yucatan, filled with the myths, folklore, and deep-forest atmosphere of that ancient civilization" (suggests frame, not simple collection)

[13] review The Dark Star $2.50 and The Spindle Imp $2.00, Barbara Nolen "NYHT 1931-11-08 pJ8 "Maya Lore for All Ages"; refers to "the children of the tale" singular, "the story of two Mayan children whose everyday life is impregnated with folk lore and spirit worship"

Malkus, House both members of the Carnegie expedition = Carnegie Institution of Washington expeditions to the Yucatan

$2.00 Harriet Hammond Saturday Review does call it a "volume of short stories", evidently with continuity "the

Henderson

newspaper search: 'Wonder Tales' henderson : 1920/34 (23 hits, one spurious 1920, else earliest 1924)

Frances J. Olcott

1929 parent/child note(s)? display year 1929

1930 parent/child dilemma again --display year 1936

newspaper search 2017-07-08: 'Wonder Tales' olcott : 1920/34 (41 hits, earliest 1925, latest 1931; 1927-12-04 Children's Books of 1927)

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

Jay Van Everen, ill Davis 230725 
 l  .Guy (Edgar) Fry, ill Sechrist 160999 (4) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n90-638621 [8 by Sechrist or Woolsey] https://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-fry,%20guy%20edgar/ [1] 
 l  .Gertrude (Alice) Kay, ill Wickes 174805 (15) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr00-013056 at Pook Press(death discrepancy) 
  two 1926 George Macdonald
  1917 self, The Books of Seven Wishes https://lccn.loc.gov/18001132 -HDL
  1918 self, The Fairy Who Believed in Human Beings https://lccn.loc.gov/18021275 -HDL o[14]
 lw .W(illis) R(udolph) Lohse, ill Alden 157733 (?, none so credited) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2016-116463 

identity Lohse, all as illustrator 1920s

W. H. Lohse (evident mistake for W.R.) (only 1, Alden 1923) https://lccn.loc.gov/23017908 [18885932] ; in Catalog of Copyright Entries 1923 and 1951, published 1924 and 1952, viewed at google, for the one work only https://lccn.loc.gov/23017908 (c) 1923-11-17, first of three Nov/Dec dates stated

Willis Rudolph -- LC correctly attributes none (one to W.H., at least one to William R.)

William R., illustrator of No Time for Glory, WWII stories (5, inclg 1 or 2 by Willis https://lccn.loc.gov/29016856)

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date-display dilemma

P485247 contents date displays (1844) and ---- (1959)

P374547 another (1936) and (1891)

contents numbering: Charles J. Finger, Tales --compare Contents T1843966; Contents displayed in new sequence after pagination (latterday ed.) or ordering (1930 ed.), not easy to transfer

remove all contents from (1924 ed.) and from 1930 ed. export all with page numbers

publisher Macrae Smith Company at Open Library, which covers variants separately; images suggest that "Macrae-Smith" may be derived from the publisher's use of "Macrae • Smith • Company"

Cosmopolitan Magazine

1903, vol 34 The Cosmopolitan: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine (cover heading)

The Cosmopolitan (page 3 heading)

The Story of Doctor Dolittle

User:Pwendt/Series#Doctor Dolittle, 1948 book club ed. (1 of 2? at WorldCat states) "This edition has been specially edited, and some material has been deleted, for book club use."--Title page verso.

P368451 1948 ordinary ed. (1st as by Lippincott?) --repair in progress

Bookseller images of two used copies at Amazon.com 2017-06-22 show a red book cover that matches the linked image, whose illustration matches some early printings (see Wikisource); and an off-white dustjacket whose illustration matches the 1920 first printing red book cover (see Wikipedia book article).

ASIN: B0007E6ETA at multiple websites

[15] US as The Story, 366, 1st, with book 1 front cover only, with description and review (Wikipedia) of Secret Lake

[16] UK as Secret Lake, 366, (1st of 4 images)

[17] FR as Secret Lake, --, 5th or later Ed., same book 1 images (4)

[18] DE as Secret Lake, 172, 5th or later Ed., same book 1 images (4)

[19] CA as Secret Lake, --, 1st ed. same book 1 images (4)

4th of 4 images (inside flaps) shows

front, "A New Edition from New Plates" ; 52nd printing $2.95(?)

back, lists all 12 Dolittle books, hence no earlier than 1952

Amazon.com offer-listing/B0007E6ETA $54.00 BookRescue! $27.50 rare-book-cellar

o[20] xvi+172 (c)1948 o[21] 172 1948

o[22] x+182 42nd printing (c)1948 "A Stokes book" o[23] 182 (c)1948

Formats and Editions, 1967 point of entry

Wonder Tales

Henderson, 22 hits 1924/34

Amazon US shows Wales as 1922 (Small, Maynard); Japan, Spain as 1924; Alsace, Tyrol as 1925; UK shows Wales 1921, else same

Olcott, 41 hits 1925/31

Windmill Lands, NYT 1926-10-10 pBR28 $2.00

Fairy Isles, Chi. Trib 1929-11-23 p14

vary the search

'Wonder Tales' wales (11 all decade)

spurious 1923 lists Wonder Tales of the East (Donald A. Mackenzie, Blackie, 5/-), Celtic Wonder Tales (Ella Young, Dublin: Talbot, 3/6, new ed.)

also spurious 1923 is Canadian Wonder Tales (Cyrus MacMillan, C$4.00)(Eaton's, no publisher)

genuine [24] NYH, NYT 1924-11-09 pG7, $3.00, 1st US ed.?

'Wonder Tales' japan (25 all decade) 'old japan' (5, 1924/25)

'Wonder Tales' spain (14 all decade) 'ancient spain' (5)

'Wonder Tales' alsace (6, all 1926)

'Wonder Tales' tyrol (6, all 1926)

Alsace

[25] 1926-01-07 both @6/- ; :[26] -02-15 p2 brief review, as 2 in series

[27] Latest Books, Stokes eds. NYT 1926-08-29 pBR21 $2.50

[28] MWBianco review both NYHT -09-26 pF6

incl The Hungarian Fairy Book (new ed., no price) 1913 ed. at Amazon

incl The Queen of Roumania's Fairy Book $3.00

publisher adverts NYT -11-07 pBR13 "Notable New Books for Young People"

ACM [29] Children's Books, 1926 --see also 1927, lost in crash

incl Skunny Wundy $3.00

Tyrol --same hits except

[30] The Irish Times 1926-01-08 p3 "Publications Received", "uniform with the same writers' tales of Spain, Alsace, Japan, and Wales"