User:Pwendt/temp
2017-06-19 -- try and keep this one temporary!
Swordpoint still in business evidently; see Amazon
Siona 2017-06-30 --interested in Harry Potter ancillaries and in Horrible Histories
- (Asimov anth), Extraterrestrials P178133
- Colfer, The Supernaturalist
- M., King of the Wind
- ?, The Bronze Pen
- (Green adapt), Tales of Old Egypt
- The Enchanted Castle
- The Treasure-Seekers?
Ghosts and Goblins, ed. Wilhemina Harper, 1936 (30) and 1965 (34) anthologies (38 distinct contents)
- LibraryThing coverage is expanding [1]
- error "all editions" where 1936 and 1965 differ (stories/poems and probably illustrators too)
check newspapers (not limited to Ghosts & Goblins contents: 1895/96, 1917/19, 1921, 1923 (alden/lohse), 1924/25 (Wonder Tales), 1948 (Dolittle too), 1957, 2003/2013 (Donegal)
1926 1970/71 1994 Skunny Wundy
check for each original anthology/collection whether Amazon shows 21st century editions
Ashley & Contento, The Supernatural Index T102454
- Editor List, -45 (Harper, p22)
- Book List, [47] 49-
- Story Index, -698 (Black Cat, p611)
- Book Contents, [699] 701-937?
--[expanded from / in part] The Supernatural Index, snippet[s] viewed at google
Homeville : Bibliographic Resources : by William G. Contento [2]
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[3] 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[4]
- 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 [1667396]
- 1926 The Toy Shop, https://lccn.loc.gov/26016364 [7579026]
- 1947 Mother stories and More mother stories (omnibus of 1900, 1905) -no HDL links
Published as "The Nurse's Tale: The Wishing-Well" in the American children's monthly St. Nicholas 45.3 (January 1918), p.202-04 (e-copy at HathiTrust Digital Library).
This is the only prose story, following three verses, in the first serial part of The Joyous Travelers, which begins under the heading: The Joyous Travelers. Verses by Emilie Poulsson and Stories by Maud Lindsay.
Thus written by Lindsay alone, perhaps, although it incorporates a brief poem.
Published as "The Nurse's Tale: The Wishing-Well" in Lindsay and Poulsson, The Joyous Travelers (Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, June 1919), p15-21 (viewed at HDL). The title page does not distinguish the co-authors, but the numbered list of 37 contents appears under the three-line heading "Contents // Verses by Emilie Poulsson // Stories by Maud Lindsay."
Both the 1918 serial and the 1919 book are illustrated by W. M. Berger. --in queue
W. M. Berger, William Merritt https://lccn.loc.gov/nr00003336 (2) http://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nr00-003336
Listed in the magazine and book Contents thus:
"The Wishing-Well: Tale Told by the Nurse"
Frances J. Olcott
- 1929 parent/child note(s)? display year 1929
- 1930 parent/child dilemma again --display year 1936
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[5] 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)
date-display dilemma
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
- [6] US as The Story, 366, 1st, with book 1 front cover only, with description and review (Wikipedia) of Secret Lake
- [7] UK as Secret Lake, 366, (1st of 4 images)
- [8] FR as Secret Lake, --, 5th or later Ed., same book 1 images (4)
- [9] DE as Secret Lake, 172, 5th or later Ed., same book 1 images (4)
- [10] 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[11] xvi+172 (c)1948 o[12] 172 1948
o[13] x+182 42nd printing (c)1948 "A Stokes book" o[14] 182 (c)1948