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Evenor. Introd by L. Carter. New York and London 1972. Includes
The wise woman; The carasoyn; The golden key.
The gifts of the child Christ: fairytales and stories for the childlike.
Ed G. E. Sadler 2 vols Grand Rapids MI and Oxford 1973. Includes
The gifts of the child Christ; The history of Photogen and
Nycteris; The shadows; Little Daylight; The golden key; Cross
purposes; The wise woman; The castle; Port in a storm; Papa’s
story, first pbd in Illus London News Dec 1865; The light princess;
The giant’s heart; The carasoyn; The gray wolf; The cruel painter;
The broken swords; The wow o’ Rivven; Uncle Cornelius; The
butcher’s bills; Birth, dreaming, death, first pbd in Adela
Cathcart 1864.
The golden key and other stories. Elgin IL and London 1978.
Includes The light princess; Little Daylight; The day boy and the
night girl.
The Christmas stories of George MacDonald. Elgin IL and Tring
1982. Includes abridged versions of My uncle Peter; Papa’s story;
The gifts of the child Christ.
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Within and without: a dramatic poem. 1855, 1857, 1871 (in Works of
fancy and imagination), New York 1872, London 1884 (in reissue
of vol 1 of Works of fancy and imagination), 1893 (in Poetical
works, below).
Poems. 1857, 1864 (as A hidden life and other poems), 1871 (in Works
of fancy and imagination), New York 1872 (as A hidden life and
other poems), London 1893 (in Poetical works, below).
Phantastes: a faerie romance for men and women. 1858, Boston
1870, London 1871 (in Works of fancy and imagination), New York
1885, London 1894 as Phantastes: a faerie romance illustr J. Bell
(an edn suppressed by Greville MacDonald), 1905 (ed and introd
by Greville MacDonald, illustr A. Hughes), Philadelphia [1911]
(with The portent), 1915 (EL, introd by Greville MacDonald), New
York 1954 (ed A. Freemantle, introd by W. H. Auden, with Lilith),
1962 (introd by C. S. Lewis, with Lilith), New York 1970 (introd by
L. Carter, London 1971), Tring 1982 (introd by C. S. Lewis),
Woodbridge 1982 (introd by D. Brewer), 1983 (EL, introd by D.
Holbrook), Whitethorn CA 1994; tr Du 1975, Ital 1977, Ger 1982,
1984.
David Elginbrod. 3 vols 1863, 1 vol 1871, 2 vols Leipzig 1871
(Tauchnitz), 1 vol Boston 1872, New York 1879, 189?, 1897, London
1900, 1906, New York 1917, London 1921, Boston and Philadelphia
nd, London, Toronto, Melbourne and Sydney 1927, Minneapolis
1984? (rev by M. Phillips as The tutor’s first love), Whitethorn CA
1996; tr Ger 1873.
review: Athenaeum 17 Jan 1863.
Adela Cathcart. 3 vols 1864, 1 vol Boston 1875, New York 1882,
London 1882 (heavily rev with 7 original stories omitted and 3
new ones inserted), 1890, 1905, Philadelphia [1911], Whitethorn
CA 1994. 1864 edn contains The light princess; The bell: a sketch
in pen and ink; Birth, dreaming and death; The curate and his
wife; The shadows; The broken swords; My Uncle Peter; The
giant’s heart; The two Gordons (poem); A child’s holiday; The
cruel painter; The castle: a parable. 1882 edn contains Birth,
dreaming and death; The curate and his wife; My Uncle Peter;
The two Gordons; A child’s holiday; The lost lamb; The snow
fight; An invalid’s winter.
The portent: a story of the inner vision of the highlanders, commonly
called the second sight. First pbd in Cornhill Mag
May–July 1860. 1864 (much rev), 1871 (in Works of fancy and
imagination), New York 1885, 1902, London [1909] as The portent
and other stories, Philadelphia 1911 (with Phantastes), London
1924 Centenary edn (rptd from 1909 edn, 100 copies only), San
Francisco, London, etc 1979 introd by G. E. Sadler, Whitethorn
CA 1994.
Alec Forbes of Howglen. 3 vols 1865, 2 vols Leipzig 1865 (Tauchnitz),
Thomas Henry Lister | George MacDonald
1 vol London 1867, New York 1872, 1880, 1891?, London 1900, 1901,
1906, Philadelphia 1911, London 1921, London, Toronto,
Melbourne and Sydney 1927, Whitethorn CA 1995.
review: Athenaeum 17 June 1865.
Annals of a quiet neighbourhood. Serialised in Sunday Mag Oct
1865–Sep 1866. 3 vols ‘1867’ [1866], 1 vol 1867, 2 vols Leipzig 1867
(Tauchnitz), 1 vol New York 1867, New York and Boston 1873,
London 1874, New York 1879 (Seaside Lib), London 1884, New
York 1895 (Franklin Square Lib), Philadelphia [1911], Whitethorn
CA 1995.
review: Br Quart Rev Jan 1867.
Unspoken sermons (�Επεα �Απτερα): series one.‘1867’ [1866], ‘5th
edn’ 1874, New York 1890?, London 1890?, Whitethorn CA 1997.
review: Br Quart Rev Apr 1867.
The disciple and other poems. 1867.
Guild court: a London story. Serialised in Good Words Jan–June
1867. 3 vols ‘1868’ [1867], 1 vol New York 1868, London 1881, New
York 1881, London 1905, Philadelphia [1911], abridged by D.
Hamilton, Wheaton IL 1986 (as The prodigal apprentice),
Whitethorn CA 1992; tr Fr 1869 (as Lucy Barton).
Robert Falconer. Serialised in Argosy Dec 1866–Nov 1867. 3 vols 1868
(enlarged from Argosy version), 1 vol 1868 (pirated binding of
Argosy version), 1870, Boston 1876, New York 1881 (Seaside Lib),
London 1895? (‘new and enlarged edn’), [1896] (abridged in The
Masterpiece Lib), New York 189?, London 1900, 1907 (‘new edn’),
Philadelphia [1911], London, Toronto, Melbourne and Sydney
1927, Minneapolis 1984? (as The musician’s quest), Whitethorn
CA 1996.
reviews: Athenaeum 4 July 1868; Fortnightly Rev July 1868.
The seaboard parish. Serialised in Sunday Mag Oct 1867–Aug 1868. 3
vols 1868, 1 vol New York 1868, London 1869, New York and
London 1871, London 1872, New York 1879 (Seaside Lib), London
1886 (‘4th edn’, illus), Philadelphia [1911], abridged by D.
Hamilton, Wheaton IL 1985, Whitethorn CA 1995.
England’s antiphon. 1868 (in 3 sections, also as 1 vol), Philadelphia
nd (before 1880), Whitethorn CA 1996. Anthology and literary
criticism.
The miracles of Our Lord. 1870, New York 1870, Philadelphia and
New York nd, London 1886, Whitethorn CA 1996. Sermons.
At the back of the north wind. Serialised in Good Words for the
Young Nov 1868–Oct 1870.‘1871’ [1870], New York 1871, London
and Glasgow 1886, 1900 (‘new edn’), Philadelphia and London
1909 (illustr M. L. Kirk), London 1910?, London and Glasgow 1911,
Philadelphia 1914 (simplified by E. Lewis), 1919 (illustr J. Willcox
Smith), London and Glasgow 1926, Philadelphia 1926, New York
and Akron OH 1927 (illustr F. Brundage), New York 1930 (illustr
D. Bedford), 1950 (illustr G. and D. Hauman), Garden City NY
1956 (illustr C. Brown), London and New York 1956 (illustr E. H.
Shephard), London and Glasgow 1958, 1960 (illustr A. Hughes, in
To the land of fair delight: three Victorian tales of the imagination),
New York 1963 (illustr C. Mozley), 1964 (illustr H.
Dinnerstein, afterword by C. Fadiman), 1976 (preface by G.
Sadler), London 1978 (reprint of Blackie edn of 1900 but introd by
C. Duriez), 1979 (with The princess and the goblin and The
princess and Curdie), Harmondsworth 1984, Whitethorn CA
1992, Harmondsworth 1994 (new Puffin edn); tr Polish [1958], Jap
1977, Ger 1981, Norwegian 1982.
Ranald Bannerman’s boyhood. Serialised in Good Words for the
Young Nov 1869–Oct 1870. 1871, New York 1871, London 1877,
Philadelphia 1879, London 1884, Boston 1889, London and
Glasgow nd, Boston nd, London and Glasgow 1911, Whitethorn
CA 1993.
The princess and the goblin. Serialised in Good Words for the Young
Nov 1870–June 1871.‘1872’ [1871], New York 1871, London 1884,
London and Glasgow ‘1888’ [1887], Boston 1889, London and
Glasgow ‘1900’ [1899] (illustr A. Hughes), Boston 1907,
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