- Author: Frank C. Papé?Frank C. PapeAuthor Record # 26984
- Legal Name: Papé, Frank Cheyne?Pape, Frank Cheyne
- Birthplace: Camberwell, Surrey, England, UK
- Birthdate: 4 July 1878
- Deathdate: 5 May 1972
- Language: English
- Webpages: bpib.com, Encyclopedia of Fantasy, Library of Congress, terrainvague.com, Wikipedia-EN
- Used These Alternate Names:
Frank O. Papé?Frank O. Pape
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Essays
- Letter to McBride Publishers, March 29, 1928 (1974)
- Letter to Mr. Somerville, November 28, 1928 (1974)
- Figures of Earth: A Comedy of Appearances (1921)
- Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice (1921)
- The Cream of the Jest: A Comedy of Evasions (1923)
- The Well of Saint Clare (1923)
- The High Place: A Comedy of Disenchantment (1923)
- The High Place: A Comedy of Disenchantment (1923)
- The Rivet in Grandfather's Neck: A Comedy of Limitations (1924)
- The Cords of Vanity: A Comedy of Shirking (1925)
- Penguin Island (1926)
- Thaïs (1926)
- The Silver Stallion (1926)
- Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice (1926)
- Domnei: A Comedy of Woman-Worship (1927)
- The Cream of the Jest: A Comedy of Evasions (1927)
- The Revolt of the Angels (1927)
- The Cream of the Jest: A Comedy of Evasions (1927)
- At the Sign of the Reine Pédauque (1928)
- Chivalry: Dizain des Reines (1928)
- The Silver Stallion: A Comedy of Redemption (1928)
- Mother of Pearl (1929)
- Something About Eve: A Comedy of Fig-Leaves (1929)
- Something About Eve: A Comedy of Fig-Leaves (1929)
- Domnei: A Comedy of Woman-Worship (1930)
- The Certain Hour: (Dizain des Poêtes) (1931)
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Domnei: The Music from Behind the Moon: Two Comedies of Woman-Worship (1932)
with
James Branch Cabell
also appeared as:
- Variant: From the Hidden Way: The Jewel Merchants: Dizain and Comedy of Echoes (1932)
- Variant: Gallantry: Dizain des Fêtes Galantes (1932)
- Variant: Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice (1932)
- Variant: The Certain Hour: Dizain des Poètes (1932)
- Variant: The Cream of the Jest: The Lineage of Lichfield: Two Comedies of Evasion (1932)
- Variant: The Eagle's Shadow: A Comedy of Purse-Strings (1932)
- Variant: The High Place: A Comedy of Disenchantment (1932)
- Variant: The Line of Love: Dizain des Mariages (1932)
- Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice (1932)
- The Eagle's Shadow: A Comedy of Purse-Strings (1932)
- Strange Conflict (1941)
- To the Devil - a Daughter (1953)
- The Letters of James Branch Cabell (1975)
- Kalki: Studies in James Branch Cabell, Vol. IX, No. 2 (1988)
- The Complete Fairy Tales (1999)
- The Revolt of the Angels (2015)
- The Russian Story Book (2015)
- The Russian Story Book (2018)
- The Revolt of the Angels (2018)
- North Cornwall Fairies and Legends (2018)
- "'That, O King, is a lie as big as yourself!' exclaimed Sampo" (1897)
- "And then little Kirsten came smilling out of the water." (1897)
- "But Fried held him fast." (1897)
- "Lillekort with his magic sword struck off the fifteen heads at one blow." (1897)
- "Now he could reach up and touch Swanhild's hands." (1897)
- "The eagle swooped down with a wild cry." (1897)
- "Upon the back of his noble steed the prince gallantly lifted his beautiful charge." (1897)
- "With steady gaze he advanced, spear in hand." (1897)
- The Ruby Fairy Book (1900)
- The Fairy of Old Spain and Other Important People (1912)
- The Indian Story Book (1914)
- The Revolt of the Angels (1914)
- The Russian Story Book (1916)
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Jurgen (1921)
also appeared as:
- Translation: Jürgen: Eine Gerechtigkeitskomödie [German] (1981)
- And Jurgen civilly bade his father good day (1921)
- And so farewell to you, Queen Helen! (1921)
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And these two sped westward in the glory of a departed sunset (1921)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice (1934)
- And they all splept. (1921)
- Dorothy la Désirée (1921)
- Every movement that was made by Jurgen the shadow parodied. (1921)
- Jurgen (endpapers) (1921)
- Jurgen bowed as gracefully as was possilbe in his circumstances (1921)
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Jurgen spent this night at the Black House of Barathum. (1921)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice (1977)
- Cover Art: Jurgen (2011)
- Jurgen's sword was twisted from his hand, and sent flashing over the ballustrade (1921)
- So Jurgen sat with Anaïtis (1921)
- The Jurgen knew with whom he talked (1921)
- Thus it came about that Jurgen clambered merrily from Hell to Heaven. (1921)
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Upon the middle chest sat a woman. (1921)
also appeared as:
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Translation: Jurgen [Spanish] (1984)
[as by Frank O. Papé?Frank O. Pape]
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Translation: Jurgen [Spanish] (1984)
[as by
- At the Sign of the Reine Pédauque (1922)
- The High Place: A Comedy of Disenchantment (1923)
- The Well of Saint Clare (1923)
- "—And this is the last cloud going west." (1923)
- Florian felt himself to be in not quite the company suited to a nobleman of his rank. (1923)
- Florian's plump face was transfigured, as he knelt before Melior. (1923)
- He closed upon Florian, straightforwardly, without any miracle-working. (1923)
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He did not move, but lay quite still, staring upward. (1923)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: The High Place: A Comedy of Disenchantment (1978)
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Now Floran came forward. (1923)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: The High Place: A Comedy of Disenchantment (1932)
- Presently the Collyn of Puysange had opened her yellow eyes and was licking daintily her lips. (1923)
- She waited—there was a miracle—for Florian de Puysange. (1923)
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The High Place (endpapers) (1923)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: The High Place (1970)
- Variant: The High Place (cover) (1975)
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Figures of Earth (1925)
also appeared as:
- Variant: Figures of Earth (reprint) (2001)
- "I am also a very busy bird..." (1925)
- "I wait for one to ride on this black horse of mine" (1925)
- Everything Was at VIes & VIIs in This Paradise (1925)
- Figures of Earth (endpapers) (1925)
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Figures of Earth: A Comedy of Appearances (1925)
also appeared as:
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Translation: Berättelsen om Manuel: En komedi?Beraettelsen om Manuel: En komedi[Swedish] (1972)
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Translation:
- He Was Drying Out in the Sun (1925)
- Manuel spent that night ... arranging matters with the stork (1925)
- Manuel... Modelled a Figure of King Ferdinand. (1925)
- On most evenings there was unspeakable company (1925)
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The magicians... made images to which they sometimes contrived to impart life — (1925)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: The Certain Hour: Dizain des Poètes (1932)
- The portent came towards Count Manuel horribly (1925)
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The two boys... watched the night's dreams going down from Vraidex. (1925)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: From the Hidden Way: The Jewel Merchants: Dizain and Comedy of Echoes (1932)
- Then Freydis went away, and the accursed beasts and her castle too went with her, as smoke passes — (1925)
- What happened forthwith at the pool of Haranton (1925)
- Penguin Island (1926)
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Poictesme (map) (1926)
also appeared as:
- Translation: Poictesme (map) [Swedish] (1973)
- Thaïs (1926)
- The Silver Stallion (1926)
- Domnei: A Comedy of Woman-Worship (frontispiece) (1927)
- "And the years of Adam's life were 930" (1927)
- "He usually attended in the form of a monstrous goat" (1927)
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"La, it is Horvendile!, and we are having the same dream again!" (1927)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: Gallantry: Dizain des Fêtes Galantes (1932)
- "The insult is sufficient. Draw, and have done!" (1927)
- A Dream Would Usually Begin with Some Lighthearted Topsiturviness (1927)
- A Monk Erasing a Song of Sappho's from a Parchment (1927)
- Horvendile waited beside the dead body (1927)
- It was as a lover that his role most engrossed him (1927)
- Kennaston read contentedly for a couple of hours (1927)
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Nightly He Went Adventuring with Etarre (1927)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: The Cream of the Jest: The Lineage of Lichfield: Two Comedies of Evasion (1932)
- She touched Kennaston upon the breast, so that the dream might end (1927)
- The Cream of the Jest (1927)
- The Cream of the Jest (endpapers) (1927)
- The universe seemed to fold about him (1927)
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The Silver Stallion: A Comedy of Redemption (1928)
also appeared as:
- Translation: Silverhingsten: En komedi [Swedish] (1973)
- Mother of Pearl (1929)
- "Although I lived perforce in the gutter, yet my eyes were upon the stars—" (1929)
- "And I will take over all your body's embroglios Even with your mistress—" (1929)
- "I will give you your dinner, and on top of that your (1929)
- "She waits," said Gerald, "in vain." (1929)
- ...Out of this basket, ...climbes a freckled red-haired boy (1929)
- Before him waited a red-headed, slim young man (1929)
- He passed across a narrow bridge (1929)
- He was now a threat of unimaginable danger, and a creature worse than evil. (1929)
- His prey was now struggling frantically (1929)
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Out of this silvery mistiness came a crowned woman (1929)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: The Line of Love: Dizain des Mariages (1932)
- Something About Eve (endpapers) (1929)
- Something About Eve: A Comedy of Fig-Leaves (1929)
- The Entered It Arm in Arm (1929)
- The local circles of sorcerers and wizards were pleasant enough (1929)
- The Way of Ecben (1929)
- "Came Ahasuerus the Jew." (1930)
- "Just once her hands had gripped each other." (1930)
- "Nothing could be heard bu the striking of blows on armor." (1930)
- "She wept to see the broken tyrant." (1930)
- "That may not be, my cousin." (1930)
- "The big and supple hands of the proconsul gripped Bracciolini's neck from behind." (1930)
- "The girl kneeled close to him, touching him." (1930)
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"Then Demetrios went into the sacred grove upon the hillsides." (1930)
also appeared as:
- Cover Art: Domnei: The Music from Behind the Moon: Two Comedies of Woman-Worship (1932)
- "Theodoret hastily explained that his was merely a general observation." (1930)
- "You are a very brave and foolish gentleman." (1930)
- Domnei (1930)
- Domnei (endpapers) (1930)
- The High Place (1970)
- Something About Eve (1971)
- From "The Silver Stallion" (1974)
- The Season's Greetings: From Priscilla Bradley Cabell and James Branch Cabell (1974)
- James Branch Cabell (1975)
- Frank C. Pape / from a series of illustrations to Something About Eve, 1927 [Japanese] (2016)
- The Elves' Visit to the Woodcutter's Cottage (2020)