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- Forces ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard H. Black, Virginia F. Lewis & Jo M. Stanchfield (Houghton Mifflin Co., 1970, 128pp, yp)
- Counterpoints ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard H. Black & Jo M. Stanchfield (Houghton Mifflin Co. 0-395-12057-8, 1971, 168pp, tp)
- Reactions ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard H. Black & Jo M. Stanchfield (Houghton Mifflin Co. 0-395-12055-1, LCC# 72-147102, 1972, 136pp, tp)
- Ventures ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard H. Black & Jo M. Stanchfield (Houghton Mifflin Co. 0-395-12051-9, 1971, 152pp, tp)
- Vibrations ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard H. Black & Jo M. Stanchfield (Houghton Mifflin Co. 0-395-12053-5, LCC# 79-147101, 1971, 152pp, tp)
- Encounters ed. Harvey R. Granite, Millard Black, Virginia F. Lewis & StanchfieldJo M. (Houghton Mifflin Co., 1970, 115pp, tp)
- A Book of Dragons ed. Roger Lancelyn Green (Puffin 0-1403-0606-4, 1976, 60p, 250pp, pb)
- 9 • Introduction • Roger Lancelyn Green • in
- • Part One: Dragons of Ancient Days
- 15 • Jason and the Dragon of Colchis • Anon. • ss
- 21 • The Song that Orpheus Sang to Charm the Dragon • Andrew Lang • pm
- 22 • The Boy and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 26 • The Dragon of Macedon • Anon. • ss
- 31 • The Fox and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 33 • The Dragon and the Peasant • Anon. • ss
- 36 • The Dragon’s Egg • Anon. • ss
- 38 • Dragons and Elephants • Anon. • ss
- • Ages, Part Two: Dragons of the Dark Ages
- 45 • Sigurd the Dragon-Slayer • Anon. • ss
- 53 • Beowulf and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 61 • Ragmar Shaggy-Legs and the Dragons • Anon. • ss
- 65 • An Adventure of Digenes the Borderer • Anon. • ss
- 68 • The Red Dragon of Wales • Anon. • ss
- 74 • Sir Tristram in Ireland • Anon. • ss
- 83 • Sir Lancelot and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 87 • St. George and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 93 • The Mummers’ Play • Anon. • ss
- 98 • Sir John Maundeville’s Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 100 • The Dragons of Rhodes, Lucerne, and Somerset • Anon. • ss
- • Part Three: Dragons of Folklore
- 107 • The Laidly Worm • Joseph Jacobs, retold by • ss
- 112 • The Lambton Worm • Joseph Jacobs, retold by • ss
- 118 • The Little Bull-Calf • Joseph Jacobs, retold by • ss
- 122 • The Dragon and his Grandmother • May Sellar • ss
- 127 • The Dragon of the North • Anon. • ss
- 134 • The Master Thief and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 138 • Stan Bolovan and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 147 • The Prince and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 155 • The Cock and the Dragon • Anon. • ss
- 159 • The Chinese Dragons • Anon. • ss
- • Part Four: Dragons of Later Days
- 165 • The Red Cross Knight and the Dragon • Anon. • pm
- 171 • The Shepherd of the Giant Mountains • Anon. • pm
- 178 • Jabberwocky [from Through the Looking-Glass] • Lewis Carroll • pm London: Macmillan, 1871
- 180 • The Lady Dragonissa • Andrew Lang • ss
- 183 • The Fiery Dragon • E. Nesbit • ss The Strand Sep, 1899
- 201 • The Dragon at Hide-and-Seek • G. K. Chesterton • ss Number Two Joy Street, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1924
- 210 • Conrad and the Dragon • L. P. Hartley • nv
- 240 • The Hoard • J. R. R. Tolkien • pm
- 243 • The Dragon Speaks • C. S. Lewis • pm
- 246 • Epilogue • Roger Lancelyn Green • aw
- 247 • Notes on Sources • Misc. Material • ms
- A Book of Magicians ed. Roger Lancelyn Green (Puffin 0-1403-0939-X, 1977, $1.50, 267pp, pb, cover by Victor Ambrus)
- 9 • Introduction • Roger Lancelyn Green • in
- 13 • Invitation (lyric) • W. S. Gilbert • sg
- • Part One: Magicians of Ancient Days
- 17 • Teta the Magician • Anon. • ss
- 23 • A Hittite Charm against a Wizard’s Spell • Anon. • pm
- 24 • The Magician from Corinth • Anon. • ss
- 32 • The Sorcerer’s Apprentice • Anon. • ss
- 37 • Virgilius the Sorcerer • Anon. • ss
- • Part Two: Magicians of the Middle Ages
- 51 • Aladdin and the African Magician • Anon. • ss
- 74 • Merlin, the Wizard of Britain • Anon. • ss
- 93 • Bradamante and the Wizard • Anon. • ss
- 103 • The Franklin’s Tale (retold from Chaucer) • Eleanor Farjeon • ss
- • Part Three: Magicians of Folklore
- 115 • The Magician’s Horse • Anon. • ss
- 127 • The Gifts of the Magician • Anon. • ss
- 135 • The Magician’s Pupil • Anon. • ss
- 140 • The Magician Who Had no Heart • Anon. • ss
- 148 • The Wizard King • Anon. • ss
- 157 • Chinook and Chinok • Andrew Lang • pm
- • Part Four: Magicians of Later Days
- 161 • The Castle of Kerglas • Emile Souvestre; trans. by Mrs. Andrew Lang • ss, 1844
- 178 • The Magician and his Pupil • Amelia Godin • ss; translated from the German.
- 188 • The Magicians’ Gifts • Juliana Horatia Ewing • ss
- 197 • The Magician Turned Mischief-maker • Juliana Horatia Ewing • ss
- 202 • The Princess and the Cat • E. Nesbit • ss
- 220 • The Magician who Wanted More • Andrew Lang • ss
- 236 • The Crab that Played with the Sea • Rudyard Kipling • ss
- 247 • Prince Rabbit • A. A. Milne • ss
- 263 • Epilogue • Roger Lancelyn Green • aw
- 265 • Notes on Sources • Misc. Material • bi
- The Book of Ghost Stories ed. Peter Haining (Stein and Day 0-8128-8056-0, 1984, $3.95, 232pp, pb, cover by Gilbert James)
- 13 • Foreword • Sir John Betjeman • fw
- 17 • The Haunted World of M.R. James • Peter Haining • ar M.R. James - Book of the Supernatural, ed. Peter Haining, Slough: Foulsham, 1979
- 35 • Some Remarks on Ghost Stories • Dr. Montague R. James • ar The Bookman Dec ’29
- 55 • M. R. James as Sherlock Holmes • Peter Haining • ar
- 61 • Twelve Medieval Ghost Stories • M. R. James • ss English Historical Review Jul ’22
- 91 • The Vampire of Kring • M. R. James • ss
- 111 • The Novels and Stories of J. Sheridan Le Fanu • Peter Haining • ar
- 119 • The Little Red Man • J. S. Le Fanu • ss All the Year Round Apr, 1870
- 127 • The White and the Black • Erckmann-Chatrian • ss, 1867
- 159 • The Story of the Bulbul • M. R. James • ss, 1917
- 163 • My Dream of a Murderer’s Ghost • M. R. James • ex, 1928
- 169 • “A Warning to the Curious...” • M. R. James • ss The London Mercury Aug ’25
- 173 • The Experiment • Dr. M. R. James • ss The Morning Post Dec 31 ’31
- 189 • A View from a Hill • M. R. James • ss
- 193 • The Mystery of a Satanist Picture • M. R. James • ss
- 203 • A Vignette • Montague Rhodes James • ss The London Mercury Nov ’36
- 221 • A Tribute to M.R.J. • Christopher Lee • ar M.R. James - Book of the Supernatural, ed. Peter Haining, Slough: Foulsham, 1979
- 229 • Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- 231 • Acknowledgments • Misc. Material • ms
- Man & His Imagination ed. Hannah Beate Haupt, Lilla Heston, Joy Littell & Sarah Solotaroff (McDougal, Littell & Co., 1972, 151pp, tp)
- The Search for Self ed. Hannah Beate Haupt, Lilla Heston, Joy Littell & Sarah Solotaroff (McDougal, Littell & Co., 1972, 151pp, tp)
- The World’s Shortest Stories ed. Richard G. Hubler (Popular Library K24, LCC# 61-8604, Nov ’62, 40¢, 240pp, pb); Reissue (Popular Library 1960) anthology.
- 7 • Editor’s Note • Richard G. Hubler • pr
- 15 • Tale Told in Destiny Bay • Donn Byrne • vi
- 16 • Vanka • Anton Chekov • ss
- 20 • The Lost Soul • Jesus Christ • vi
- 20 • The Great Weep • Saki • vi
- 23 • The Doer of Good • Oscar Wilde • vi The Fortnightly Review Jul, 1894
- 25 • An Imperfect Conflagration • Ambrose Bierce • vi The Wasp Mar 27, 1886
- 28 • Ali the Persian [from 1001 Nights] • Anon. • vi
- 32 • The Artful Wrestler • Sadi of Shiraz • vi
- 33 • The Braying Contest • Miguel de Cervantes • vi
- 36 • Poet and Mistress • Laurence Housman • vi
- 37 • A Practical Joke • Guy de Maupassant • vi
- 39 • John Hancock Otis • Edgar Lee Masters • pm
- 40 • The Drunk Pony • Jerome K. Jerome • vi
- 43 • Eclipse in Egypt • Dionysius • vi
- 44 • Miss Cobbidge and the Dragon • Lord Dunsany • ss The Book of Wonder, London: Heineman, 1912
- 47 • The Will of Charles Lounsbury • Williston Fish • vi
- 50 • Abu Hasan [from 1001 Nights] • Anon. • vi
- 52 • William Smith • Jerome K. Jerome • vi
- 54 • The Dream of King Karna-Vootra • Lord Dunsany • vi The Smart Set Apr ’15
- 56 • The Slave’s Request • Sadi of Shiraz • vi
- 57 • Exodus [from Lysimachus] • Anon. • vi
- 58 • The Buttermachine • Ludwig Bemelmans • vi
- 61 • Charon • Lord Dunsany • pp Saturday Review (UK) Aug 20 ’10
- 62 • Elsa Wertman • Edgar Lee Masters • pm
- 63 • Captain Morgan and the Beautiful Lady • Jan Esquemeling • vi
- 66 • The Simpleton and the Sharper [from 1001 Nights] • Anon. • vi
- 68 • The Stampeding of Lady Bastable • Saki • vi
- 71 • The Officer and the Thug • Ambrose Bierce • vi
- 71 • The Opening of the Chamber • Robert W. Chambers • vi
- 75 • The Suspicion • Paul Gauguin • vi
- 77 • Silence [“Siope. A Fable”] • Edgar Allan Poe • ss The Baltimore Book, 1838
- 80 • What They Talked About • Kenneth Grahame • vi
- 83 • After Theatre • Anton Chekov • vi
- 86 • The Man and the Dish of Gold [from 1001 Nights] • Anon. • vi
- 89 • The Journey of Doctor Obnubile • Anatole France • vi
- 93 • The Story of Muhammad Din • Rudyard Kipling • vi The Civil and Military Gazette Sep 8, 1886
- 96 • Highway Exploit • Alain René Le Sage • vi
- 99 • Porphyria’s Lover • Robert Browning • pm Dramatic Lyrics, Edward Moxon, 1842
- 101 • Taking Up Piccadilly • Lord Dunsany • vi
- 102 • The People of Tao-Chou • Po Chu-i • vi
- 103 • The First Fable • Giovanni Francesco Straparola • vi
- 106 • Master Teng-Tu • Sung Yu • vi
- 107 • October and June • O. Henry • ss
- 110 • A Second Trip to the Moon • Rudolph Raspe • vi
- 113 • Schweik Is Ejected from the Lunatic Asylum • Jaroslav Hasek • vi
- 115 • Momotaro • Anon. • vi
- 117 • Stories I Have Tried to Write • M. R. James • ar The Touchstone Nov 30 ’29
- 120 • The Fortunate Islands • Ernest Dowson • pp The Bibelot v11 ’05
- 121 • What Happens on Saturn • Oliver Wendell Holmes • vi
- 124 • The Career of Captain Murderer • Charles Dickens • vi
- 127 • On Galla • Martial • vi
- 127 • Papago Wedding • Mary Austin • ss The American Mercury Sep ’25
- 130 • The Three Prophets • Voltaire • vi
- 132 • The City Coat of Arms • Franz Kafka • vi
- 133 • The Model • Jacob Wasserman • vi
- 136 • The Fifth Fable • Giovanni Francesco Straparola • vi
- 137 • The Judge’s “Spirited Woman” • Mark Twain • vi
- 139 • Hearts and Hands • O. Henry • ss Everybody’s Magazine Dec ’02
- 141 • Nyarlathotep • H. P. Lovecraft • pm Weird Tales Jan ’31
- 144 • The Buggane and the Tailor • Dora Broome • vi
- 146 • The Story of the Emergence • Hasteen Klah • vi
- 148 • The Lady of Ephesus • Petronius • vi
- 150 • The Dog and the Horse [from Zadig, 1747] • Voltaire • ex
- 153 • The Countess Kathleen O’Shea • Anon. • vi; collected by W. B. Yeats.
- 156 • Of the Millennium • Isak Dinesen • vi
- 157 • Fundevogel • The Brothers Grimm • vi
- 160 • The Thing At Ghent • Honoré de Balzac • vi
- 162 • First Interview with Artemus Ward • Mark Twain • vi
- 165 • The Parrot • Isak Dinesen • vi
- 166 • The Stag and the Monkey • Zanga Coulibaly • vi
- 167 • My Neighbor • Franz Kafka • vi
- 169 • The Naked Boy • Meister Eckhart • vi
- 170 • Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, and the Tar-Baby • Joel Chandler Harris • vi
- 171 • King Rhampsinitus • Herodotus • vi
- 175 • The Hero • Rabindranath Tagore • vi
- 176 • Bel and the Dragon [from the Apocrypha] • Anon. • vi
- 178 • A Woman’s Wiles • Giovanni Boccaccio • vi
- 181 • Something in It • Robert Louis Stevenson • vi
- 183 • The Vow • Antipater • vi
- 184 • Thinking About • Hyman Kaplan • vi
- 185 • Am I Insane? • Guy de Maupassant • vi
- 188 • Staley Fleming’s Hallucination • Ambrose Bierce • vi Cosmopolitan Mar ’06
- 190 • Death and Odysseus • Lord Dunsany • vi
- 191 • The Easter Egg • Saki • ss The Chronicles of Clovis, John Lane, 1911
- 195 • Conversation Piece [from the Analects of Confucius] • Confucius • vi
- 196 • The Husband and the Parrot [from 1001 Nights] • Anon. • vi
- 198 • The Last Bargain • Rabindranath Tagore • vi
- 199 • The Prisoner of Zembla • O. Henry • ss
- 201 • A Lucky Burglar • Guy de Maupassant • vi
- 204 • The Guest • Lord Dunsany • vi
- 206 • The Drop of Honey [from 1001 Nights] • Anon. • vi
- 207 • Epigram • Jonathan Swift • pm
- 207 • Legend of Hamilton Tighe • Thomas Ingoldsby • pm
- 210 • The Daemon Lover [from the Reliques] • Anon. • pm
- 212 • The Bowmen • Arthur Machen • ss London Evening News Sep 29 ’14
- 216 • The Lion-Makers [from the Panchatantra] • Anon. • vi
- 217 • The Fortunate High-Born Count • James Sprenger & Henry Kramer • vi
- 218 • Of Terror [from the Gesta Romanorum] • Anon. • vi
- 220 • Of Concord [from the Gesta Romanorum] • Anon. • vi
- 222 • Slow, the Weaver [from the Panchatantra] • Anon. • vi
- 224 • The Unfortunate Coppersmith • Petronius • vi
- 225 • Remembrance • Buson • pm
- 225 • The Priest, the Shopkeeper, and the Knave • Desiderius Erasmus • vi
- 226 • In Rosenborg Park • Herman Ban • vi
- 227 • Lamia • Philostratus & Robert Burton, retold by • vi
- 228 • November • Gustave Flaubert • vi
- 230 • Little Red Riding Hood • Charles Perrault • vi Histoire ou contes du temps passé, France, 1697
- 232 • A Note on Names • Misc. Material • ms
- 236 • Index of Authors (with sources) • Misc. Material • ix
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