• Publication: The Victorian Fairy Tale BookPublication Record # 288549
• Editor: Michael Patrick Hearn
• Date: 1988-09-00
• ISBN: 0-394-56594-0 [978-0-394-56594-1]
• Publisher: Pantheon Books
• Pub. Series: Pantheon Fairy Tale & Folklore Library
• Price:
  $19.95^?$: US dollar
• Pages: xxvii+385
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes: Contains illustrations by Rackham, Parrish, etc.
• External IDs:
  • OCLC/WorldCat: 17328238
  • Reginald-3: 25438

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• xv • Introduction (The Victorian Fairy Tale Book) • essay by Michael Patrick Hearn
• 3 • The King of the Golden River • (1841) • novelette by John Ruskin
• 25 • The Pied Piper of Hamelin • (1842) • poem by Robert Browning
• 37 • The Rose and the Ring • juvenile • (1855) • novella by William Makepeace Thackeray
• 107 • The Magic Fishbone • (1868) • short story by Charles Dickens
• 117 • Melilot • (1861) • short story by Henry Morley
• 129 • The Fairies • (1850) • poem by William Allingham
• 133 • The Little Lame Prince and His Travelling-Cloak • (1875) • novella by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
• 193 • Goblin Market • (1973) • poem by Christina Rossetti [as by Christina Georgina Rossetti]
• 211 • The Necklace of Princess Fiorimonde • (1880) • short story by Mary de Morgan
• 229 • The Golden Key • (1867) • novelette by George MacDonald
• 252 • The Stolen Child • (1981) • poem by W. B. Yeats [as by William Butler Yeats]
• 255 • The Selfish Giant • (1888) • short story by Oscar Wilde
• 261 • The Brown Owl • juvenile • novella by Ford Madox Ford (variant of The Brown Owl: A Fairy Story 1892)
• 319 • Rocking-Horse Land • (1894) • short story by Laurence Housman
• 327 • The Reluctant Dragon • juvenile • (1898) • novelette by Kenneth Grahame
• 347 • The Deliverers of Their Country • [The Seven Dragons • 3] • (1899) • short story by E. Nesbit
• 359 • From Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens • [Peter Pan] • short fiction by J. M. Barrie [as by Sir James M. Barrie]
• 381 • About the Authors and Illustrators (The Victorian Fairy Tale Book) • essay by uncredited