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- The Pseudo-Nymph: An Anthology of NSFA Member Magazines ed. Chris Hart (Chris Hart 0-9517848-0-3, Dec ’91, £2.25, 43pp, ph, cover by Kevin Cullen); Anthology of six short stories, four poems, one vignette and one article representing the six founder magazines of the “New SF Alliance”.
- Witches ed. Carolyn Lloyd (London: Armada C566, 1977, 78, 20p, pb); Anthology for young readers.
- The Boy Scouts’ Year Book of Ghost and Mystery Stories ed. Franklin K. Mathiews (Appleton-Century, 1933, $2.00, 286pp, hc)
- The Hamish Hamilton Book of Giants ed. William Mayne (London: Hamish Hamilton, 1968, 30/-, viii+215pp, hc); 19 stories about giants for younger readers. Illustrated by Raymond Briggs. US edition from E.P. Dutton, 1969 as William Mayne’s Book of Giants, from which pagination details taken.
- vii • Introduction • William Mayne • in
- 1 • The Three Golden Apples • Nathaniel Hawthorne • ss A Wonder Book, 1851
- 27 • The Giant Who Stole a River • Doris Rust • ss; from Tales from the Pacific.
- 35 • How Loki Outwitted a Giant • Barbara Leonie Picard • ex; from Tales of the Norse Gods and Heroes.
- 42 • Tavadan and the Fire Giant • Charles Molin • ss
- 55 • Angus • Charlotte Hough • ss; from Red Biddy.
- 63 • The Gouty Giant • D. M. G. Howell • ss; from Fairy Tales (Gibbons, 1935).
- 71 • He Who Laughs Last • Janet McNeill • ss; from A Pinch of Salt.
- 83 • Jack the Giant Killer • Joseph Jacobs • ss
- 98 • Jack and the Beanstalk • Joseph Jacobs • ss
- 108 • The Giant Who Had No Heart in his Body • Peter Christian Asbjörnsen & Jörgen Moe • ex Norske Folkeeventyr, Norway, 1842
- 119 • The Giant of the Brown Beechwood • Seumas MacManus • ss; from The Bold Heroes of Hungry Hill.
- 138 • The Giants of Towednack • Amabel Williams-Ellis • ss; from Fairy Tales from the British Isles.
- 148 • Clever Oonagh • Amabel Williams-Ellis • ss; from Fairy Tales from the British Isles.
- 161 • The Ogre Courting • Juliana H. Ewing • ss Aunt Judy’s Magazine, 1871
- 170 • A Moon of Gobbags • Dora Broome • ss; from Fairy Tales from the Isle of Man.
- 177 • A Voyage to Brobdingnag [from Gulliver’s Travels] • Jonathan Swift • ex, 1726
- 195 • The Giant Bones • Sorche Nic Leodhas • ss Gaelic Ghosts, Henry Holt & Co., 1964
- 204 • The Selfish Giant • Oscar Wilde • ss The Happy Prince and Other Tales, London: David Nutt, 1888
- 211 • The Giant and the Mite • Eleanor Farjeon • ss The Little Bookworm, Oxford University Press, 1955
- Great British Short Stories ed. Editors of Reader’s Digest (London: Reader’s Digest, 1974, 736pp, hc); A compendium of over sixty stories with a high proportion of ghost and strange stories. Items of interest include “The Amorous Ghost”, Enid Bagnold, “Running Wolf”, Algernon Blackwood, “The Demon Lover” Elizabeth Bowen, “A Terribly Strange Bed” Wilkie Collins, “The Brute” Joseph Conrad, “The Birds” Daphne Du Maurier, “The End of the Party” Graham Greene, “The Cotillon” L. P. Hartley, “August Heat”, W. F. Harvey, “The Ghost” Richard Hughes, “The Monkey’s Paw” W. W. Jacobs, “The Mezzotint” M. R. James, “The Rocking-Horse Winner” D. H. Lawrence, “The Open Window”, Saki, “The Sire de Malétroit’s Door” Robert Louis Stevenson, “The Man Who Could Work Miracles” H. G. Wells and “The Happy Prince” Oscar Wilde.
- 9 • Introduction • J. B. Priestley • in
- 13 • Evidence in Camera • Margery Allingham • ss The Strand Jan ’49
- 26 • Miss Bracegirdle Does Her Duty • Stacy Aumonier • ss The Strand Sep ’22
- 40 • The Amorous Ghost • Enid Bagnold • ss The Ghost-Book, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson, 1926
- 45 • Patience • Nigel Balchin • ss
- 61 • The Little Fishes • H. E. Bates • ss Cut and Come Again, Cape, 1935
- 66 • The Apprentice • Hilaire Belloc • ss
- 70 • Death, Fire and Life [“A Kiss for Curtenty”] • Arnold Bennett • ss The Delineator Feb ’26
- 83 • The Avenging Chance [Roger Sheringham] • Anthony Berkeley • ss Pearson’s Magazine Sep ’29
- 98 • Running Wolf • Algernon Blackwood • ss The Century Aug ’20
- 113 • The Demon Lover • Elizabeth Bowen • ss The Listener, 1941
- 119 • The Hammer of God [Father Brown] • G. K. Chesterton • ss The Storyteller Dec ’10
- 133 • The Traveller’s Story of a Terribly Strange Bed • William Wilkie Collins • ss Household Words Apr 24, 1852
- 147 • The Brute • Joseph Conrad • ss The Daily Chronicle Dec 5 ’06
- 164 • The Higgler • A. E. Coppard • nv Transatlantic Review May ’24
- 186 • Parson’s Pleasure • Roald Dahl • nv Esquire Apr ’58
- 206 • Winter’s Morning • Len Deighton • ss, 1971
- 217 • Physic • Walter de la Mare • ss The Wind Blows Over, London: Faber, 1936
- 231 • The Poor Relation’s Story • Charles Dickens • ss
- 240 • The Adventure of the Speckled Band [Sherlock Holmes] • Sir Arthur Conan Doyle • nv The Strand Feb, 1892
- 261 • The Gifts of War • Margaret Drabble • ss Winter’s Tales 16, ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1970
- 272 • The Birds • Daphne du Maurier • nv Good Housekeeping Oct ’52
- 302 • Fireworks for Elspeth • Rumer Godden • ss, 1953
- 322 • The End of the Party • Graham Greene • ss The London Mercury Jan ’32
- 330 • The Sea • Neil M. Gunn • ss
- 338 • The Cotillon • L. P. Hartley • ss When Churchyards Yawn, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson, 1931
- 354 • August Heat • William F. Harvey • ss Midnight House and Other Tales, J.M. Dent, 1910
- 359 • How Soon Can I Leave? • Susan Hill • ss Penguin Modern Stories #7 ’71
- 369 • The Ghost • Richard Hughes • vi A Moment of Time, Chatto & Windus, 1926
- 372 • Young Archimedes • Aldous Huxley • nv Little Mexican, Chatto & Windus, 1924
- 400 • The Monkey’s Paw • W. W. Jacobs • ss Harper’s Monthly Sep ’02
- 410 • The Mezzotint • M. R. James • ss Ghost Stories of an Antiquary, Edward Arnold, 1904
- 420 • The Boarding House • James Joyce • ss The Dubliners, London: Cape, 1914
- 426 • The Love Game • Francis King • ss, 1971
- 438 • The Maltese Cat • Rudyard Kipling • ss Pall Mall Gazette Jun 26-27, 1895
- 453 • The Rocking-Horse Winner • D. H. Lawrence • ss The Ghost-Book, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson, 1926
- 466 • The Old Chief Mshlanga • Doris Lessing • ss, 1952
- 477 • The Crusader’s Key • Eric Linklater • ss, 1935
- 495 • Marriage à la Mode • Katherine Mansfield • ss The Sphere Dec 31 ’21
- 504 • The Outstation • W. Somerset Maugham • nv Hearst’s International Jun ’24
- 530 • Three Lambs • Liam O’Flaherty • ss
- 534 • Sad About Miss Brent • Glen Petrie • nv Winter’s Tales 16, ed. A. D. Maclean, Macmillan UK, 1970
- 555 • The Regulator • John Prebble • ss Bluebook Jan ’56
- 570 • Eleven O’Clock • V. S. Pritchett • ss
- 575 • A Town’s Memory • Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch • ss
- 580 • The Open Window • Saki • ss The Westminster Gazette Nov 18 ’11
- 583 • The Wall • William Sansom • ss Fireman Flower, London: Hogarth Press, 1944
- 587 • Suspicion • Dorothy L. Sayers • ss Mystery League Oct ’33
- 600 • The Serenade • Bernard Shaw • ss
- 607 • Well I’m ----! • G. E. M. Skues • ss
- 610 • Lisheen Races, Secondhand • E. OE. Somerville & Martin Ross • ss Badminton Magazine
- 622 • Miss Pinkerton’s Apocalypse • Muriel Spark • ss The Go-Away Bird and Other Stories, 1958
- 628 • The Sire de Malétroit’s Door • Robert Louis Stevenson • nv Temple Bar Jan, 1878
- 645 • In and Out the Houses • Elizabeth Taylor • ss, 1970
- 655 • The Loss • Gillian Tindall • ss, 1973
- 671 • While the Sun Shines • John Wain • ss Playboy Apr ’67
- 680 • Bachelors • Sir Hugh Walpole • ss, 1928
- 691 • The Man Who Could Work Miracles • H. G. Wells • ss The Illustrated London News Jul, 1898
- 705 • The Happy Prince • Oscar Wilde • ss The Happy Prince and Other Tales, London: David Nutt, 1888
- 713 • Realpolitik • Angus Wilson • ss, 1949
- 720 • The Fiery Wooing of Mordred • P. G. Wodehouse • ss Cosmopolitan Dec ’34
- Dreams Are Wiser Than Men ed. Richard A. Russo (North Atlantic 0-938190-94-6, Aug ’87, $14.95, 374pp, tp); Anthology of articles, poems, and stories about dreams, most surreal or fantastic, including five poems by Ursula K. Le Guin from Wild Angels.
- 1 • Introduction • Richard A. Russo • in
- 3 • Waking • Archibald MacLeish • pm, 1972
- 4 • That Odd Oculist • Dan Burns • pm
- 5 • On Dreams • Elizabeth Rose Campbell • ar
- 15 • Night Visits with the Family • May Swenson • pm Shenandoah Win ’78
- 18 • Dream-Poems • Ursula K. Le Guin • ar; part of this article was published in Dreamworks Vol. I, No. 2, Summer 1980 and Parabola, Vol. VII, No. 2, 1982.
- 18 • The Old Falling Down • Ursula K. Le Guin • pm Io, 1987
- 19 • Telling It Quietly • Ursula K. Le Guin • pm
- 19 • Dreampoem II • Ursula K. Le Guin • pm Wild Angels, Santa Barbara, CA: Capra Press, 1975
- 20 • Dreampoem • Ursula K. Le Guin • pm Wild Angels, Santa Barbara, CA: Capra Press, 1975
- 21 • Offering • Ursula K. Le Guin • pm Wild Angels, Santa Barbara, CA: Capra Press, 1975
- 22 • Seven Snaps of the Shutter • Janet Carncross Chandler • pm
- 23 • Touching Base • Janet Carncross Chandler • pm
- 25 • Somewhere Between Living and Dreaming • Brenda Murphree • ar
- 33 • A Dream of Retarded Children • Robert Bly • pm, 1979
- 34 • The Realness of Dreams • P. Erik Craig • ar
- 58 • A World of Magic and Mystery • Miran Ahn • pi
- 60 • Narrative of the Broken Winter (extract) • Mark Karlins • pm
- 61 • Feast • Jerry Ratch • vi
- 62 • Puppet X (extract) • Jerry Ratch • pm
- 63 • Interweavings: Reflections on the Role of Dream in the Making of Poems • Denise Levertov • ar Dreamworks Sum ’80
- 77 • Dreamscape • Philip Booth • pm The New Republic, 1973
- 78 • States • Philip Booth • pm
- 79 • Poems After Dreams • Philip Booth • ar
- 86 • Twenty-Two Dreams • Charles Stein • pm
- 113 • Dreams and Creativity • Richard M. Jones • ar
- 129 • Fever • Louis Jenkins • pm
- 130 • During the Night • Louis Jenkins • vi
- 130 • Those Ships • Louis Jenkins • pm
- 131 • Cancer in Myth and Dream: An Exploration into the Archetypal Relation Between Dreams and Disease • Russell A. Lockhart • ar Spring, 1977
- 152 • Imagery in Dreams of Illness • Meredith Sabini • ar Quadrant Fll ’81
- 174 • The Body Is Dreaming • Arnold Mindell • ar, 1982
- 191 • The Dream Work (extracts) • Richard Grossinger • ar
- 247 • An Intriguing Result Connected with Beginning Dream Yoga Practice • Charles T. Tart • ar
- 254 • The Sun and the Shadow: My Experiment with Lucid Dreaming • Kenneth Kelzer • ar, 1986
- 276 • Catholic Dreams • Richard A. Russo • ar
- 281 • Dream Journal • Howard Schwartz • ms
- 291 • Archetypes Surrounding Death • Marie-Louise von Franz • ar Quadrant Sum ’79
- 310 • A Meditation on Philosophy • Robert Bly • pm, 1981
- 311 • A Dream of an Afternoon with a Woman I Did Not Know • Robert Bly • pm, 1979
- 312 • Dream Sculptures • Lorraine Capparell • pi
- 314 • Dreams Are Wiser That Men • John G. Neihardt • ss Indian Tales and Others, Macmillan, 1926
- 322 • The Feast of Fools • Laura Glenn • pm
- 324 • The Fool at the Threshold of Dreams • Peggy V. Beck • ar
- 334 • The Sundance Experiment • Henry Reed, Ph.D. • ar Sundance Community Dream Journal v1 #1 ’77
- 345 • Taking Jesus Off the Cross or Sundance the Clown • Janice O’Brien • vi
- 347 • The Mt. Rushmore Full Moon Medicine Wheel Dream Quest • Robert Wm. Krajenke & Full Moon Dream Community • ar
- 368 • The Task [“The Task of the Analyst”] • Max Zeller • ar Psychological Perspectives Spr ’75
- 373 • Notes on the Contributors • Misc. Material • bg
- The Haunters and the Haunted ed. Ernest Rhys & M. Larigot (London: D. O’Connor, 1921, 394pp, hc); 57 ghost stories including 40 from local legends and folk-lore. Only the non-fiction is listed.
- 249 • Glamis Castle • Anon. • nf
- 253 • Powys Castle • Anon. • nf
- 259 • Croglin Grange [“The Vampire of Croglin Grange”] • Augustus Hare • ss The Story of My Life, Augustus Hare, London, 1896
- 264 • The Ghost of Major Sydenham • J. Glanvil • nf
- 268 • Miraculous Case of Jesch Claes • Anon. • nf
- 270 • The Radiant Boy of Corby Castle • Anon. • nf
- 274 • Clerk Saunders • Anon. • nf
- 280 • Dorothy Durant • Mrs Catherine Crowe • ss
- 284 • Pearlin Jean • C. K. Sharpe • ??
- 287 • The Denton Hall Ghost • Anon. • nf
- 293 • The Goodwood Ghost Story • Anon. • nf
- 300 • Captain Wheatcroft • Dale Owen • nf
- 303 • The Iron Cage • Mrs Catherine Crowe • ss
- 310 • The Ghost of Rosewarne • William Hunt • nf
- 317 • The Iron Chest of Durley • J. Glanvil • nf
- 320 • The Strange Case of M. Bezeul • Anon. • nf
- 326 • The Marquis de Rambouillet • Anon. • nf
- 329 • The Altheim Revenant • Anon. • nf
- 331 • Sertorius and His Hind • Anon. • nf
- 334 • Erichto • E. W. Godwin • nf
- 343 • Patroklos [from The Iliad] • Homer; trans. by E. H. Blakeney • pm
- 345 • Vision of Cromwell • A. Evans • nf
- 346 • Lord Stafford’s Warning • J. Mastin • nf
- 348 • Kotter’s Red Circle • Ferrier • nf
- 350 • The Vision of Charles XI of Sweden • Anon. • nf
- 359 • Ben Jonson’s Prevision • Drummond • nf
- 360 • Queen Ulrica and the Countess Steenbock • Anon. • nf
- 362 • Denis Misanger • Anon. • nf
- 365 • The Pied Piper • Anon. • nf
- 367 • Jeanne D’Arc • Ferrier • nf
- 368 • Anne Walker • Anon. • nf
- 371 • The Hand of Glory • Henderson • nf
- 375 • The Bloody Footstep • Anon. • nf
- 378 • The Ghostly Warriors of Worms • Anon. • nf
- 379 • The Wandering Jew in England • Anon. • nf
- 382 • Bendith Eu Mammau • E. Jones • nf
- 385 • The Red Book of Appin • John F. Campbell • nf Popular Tales of the West Highlands, ed. John F. Campbell, 1860
- 387 • The Good O’Donoghue • Anon. • nf
- 390 • Sarah Polgrain • William Hunt • nf
- 393 • Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester • William Godwin • nf Lives of the Necromancers, William Godwin, 1834
- Broomsticks and Beasticles ed. Barbara Sleigh (London: Hodder & Stoughton 0-340-25948-5, 1981, £5.95, 152pp, hc); Stories and verse about witches and strange creatures, aimed at young readers.
- 7 • Foreword • Barbara Sleigh • fw
- 9 • Horse and Hattock • Barbara Sleigh • ss
- 17 • The Ride-by-Nights • Walter de la Mare • pm Peacock Pie
- 18 • Carlos and Lopez • Barbara Sleigh • ss
- 29 • Witches’ Charm • Ben Jonson • pm
- 30 • The Troll Cat • Margaret Mayo • ss The Book of Magical Cats, London: Kaye & Ward, 1978
- 35 • The Summoning Words [from The Kingdom of Carbonel] • Barbara Sleigh • pm
- 36 • The Lament of the Witch’s Broom • Barbara Sleigh • pm
- 37 • Princess in the Volcano [from The Kingdom Above the Clouds] • Olive Cook • ex
- 42 • The Snitterjipe [from Prefabulous Animals] • James Reeves • pm
- 44 • Pwca • Barbara Sleigh • ss
- 52 • Welsh Incident • Robert Graves • pm
- 55 • The Laidley Worm • Dinah Starkey • ss Monsters, Dragons and Sea Serpents, London: Kaye & Ward, 1979
- 64 • Isabel • Ogden Nash • pm, 1936
- 65 • The Monster of Raasay • Eileen Colwell • ss Humblepuppy and Other Stories for Telling, London: Bodley Head
- 70 • The Derby Ram • Anon. • pm
- 72 • The Monster Who Grew Small • Joan Grant • ss The Scarlet Fish and Other Stories, London: Methuen
- 83 • The Old Witch • Joseph Jacobs • ss More English Fairy Tales, London, 1894
- 89 • The Song of the Witch’s Bee [from The Kingdom of Carbonel] • Barbara Sleigh • pm
- 89 • A Whiff of Lewis Carroll • ? • ex
- 90 • Working Song of Madam Mim [from The Sword in the Stone] • T. H. White • ex London: Collins, 1938
- 92 • Kertong • Yao Wen Li & Carol Kendall • ss Sweet and Sour Tales from China, London: Bodley Head
- 100 • The Witch’s Spell from Macbeth • William Shakespeare • ex, 1606
- 101 • The Baba Yaga • Barbara Sleigh • ss
- 109 • Tatterhood • Ruth Manning-Sanders • ss A Choice of Magic, London: Methuen
- 122 • Suppose You Meet a Witch • Ian Serraillier • pm Belinda and the Swans, London: Jonathan Cape
- 131 • “Boil Little Saucepan, Boil” • Marie Burg • ss Tales from Czechoslovakia, University of London Press
- 135 • The Book of Beasts [Seven Dragons] • E. Nesbit • ss The Strand Mar, 1899
- 147 • The Common Cormorant • Anon. • pm
- 148 • The Salamander • Benvenuto Cellini; trans. by J. A. Symonds • ex
- 149 • Fabulous Beasts • Geoffrey Dearmer • pm
- 151 • The Dragon Maid • Sir John Mandeville • ex The Voyages and Travels of Sir John de Mandeville, Westminster: Constable, 1360
- 152 • Some Old Beliefs About Witches • Misc. Material • ms
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