Note: JKB's "Further attempts at spoof fantasy [...] have been forgotten. ... Emblemland (1902) with Charles Raymond Macauley, whose Fantasma Land (1904) is a Bangsian spoof" -- SFE: Encyclopedia of Fantasy "Bangs, John Kendrick" "Fantasma Land, by Charles Raymond Macauley, and The Well in the Wood, by Bert Leston Taylor, are both published by the Bobbs-Merrill Company. They are whimsical, topsy-turvy tales, effective, though not in the same class as their models, the Alice books." -- New-York Tribune 1904-12-17 pA5, "Stories for the Younger Tribe"

Synopsis: "A young boy finds himself in Fantasma land, where everything is upside-down. There he meets strange creatures and literary characters such as Phileas Fogg and Don Quixote." -- Summary, WorldCat library record for the 1st ed., OCLC 3815854