User:P64/FSF/ISFDB


 * 2016-03-05 create with major import from (entirely inappropriate) User:P64/FSF/Children's/VIAF/Joint


 * Spring 2016 User:P64/FSF/Children's/Illustrators


 * tape player, format-to-format
 * coffeemaker (Toastmaster)
 * Mac
 * kitchen equip

Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Contract bridge
 * If you mean to replace lists of NABC wins with new versions generated automatically from whatever online database access ACBL provides, please limit the scope of that update to some recent period. Such as people whose first NABC win occurred in 1963 or later.
 * Also it will be good to check first for redlink names of championships, such as Marcus Cup at Peggy Solomon. I don't know that Marcus Cup. Probably I replaced some redlink championships systematically with bluelinks, for a championship or three where the ACBL database gives a mismatch in name only. There may have been other fixes, one bluelink in place of another where the ACBL database gives a poor match.
 * Both for player records and championship mismatches, I doubt that I fixed anything from the last 50 years. --P64 (talk) 20:01, 29 May 2016 (UTC)

Olympians, Kindle Edition, as of 2016-03-25 at Amazon
 * all dated 2009-05-02
 * all show 2014 Rocco cover illustrations
 * prices 4.99 5.70 4.38 4.89 4.50

ISBN evidently does not change with cover (nor does edition date)

(Princess) Eilonwy, (Prince) Gwydion


 * 0620
 * Elizabeth Chadwick, wri

1957

32803669 |GND=119304279 305784012 |NSK=000600702 98789939 |PTBNP=1189463

Dr ELC 1954-06-03

309720499 |GND=1055792910

1934

(pseud., mystery fiction)

(pseud., historical fiction)


 * Jill Tattersall, wri


 * 1974 Wild Hunt https://lccn.loc.gov/73013639 73-13639


 * 1975 Witches of All Saints https://lccn.loc.gov/74022076 74-22076 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1056932


 * Francisco Mora, ill


 * Hilary Abrahams, ill

picture book of a Tolstoy o


 * Josephine Poole, wri

65-5829-159p 72-80367-148p 73-167214-118p o


 * Elvira Woodruff, wri A1929
 * 

not in database, moderate and strong candidates
 * 1989 Awfully short o-142p
 * 1990 Summer I Shrank My Grandmother o-153p
 * 1991 Wing Shop o-picture book
 * 1993 Ghosts don't o-167p
 * 1994 Magnificent Mummy Maker o-132p
 * 1999 Ghost of Lizard Light o-176p


 * Moomins Series 6824
 * Moominsummer 1961-04-01 k
 * Tales 1964-09-23 starred k
 * Exploits 1966-12-01 k
 * At Sea 1967-02-01 k --1st eds done
 * Moominvalley 1971-11 dnf Kirkus --1st eds done [check newspapers]
 * Memoirs 1994-10-01 k


 * Penelope Farmer, wri A5978
 * 

now in database The Magic Stone (1964) --1964-10-14 k A Castle of Bone (1972) also appeared as: --1972-10-20 k Variant Title: Een Kasteel van Been [Dutch] (1974) William and Mary (1974) --1974-10-17 k Eve: Her Story (1985) --1987-01-18 k Glasshouses (1988) Thicker Than Water (1989) --1993-05-01 k

Penelope --1996-04-01 k

also The Serpent's Teeth; Daedalus and Icarus; The Story of Persephone; Beginnings;

also Year King --1977-10-21 k (X-rated)


 * Walter de la Mare, wri A11634
 * 

The Magic Jacket. Walter de la Mare http://lccn.loc.gov/n80057178. Illustrated by Paul Kennedy. 277 pp. New York:Alfred A. Knopf. $3.25 "first published nearly forty years ago"
 * 1962 https://lccn.loc.gov/62009467 277p o
 * Magic jacket. Scarecrow. Maria-Fly. Alice's godmother. Old lion. Miss Jemima. Riddle. Lucy. Visitors. Broomsticks.
 * 1943 https://lccn.loc.gov/a44004395 146p (4 inclg title story), ill. Irene Hawkins o
 * The magic jacket -- Miss Jemina -- Dick and the beanstalk -- The riddle.
 * Price from review NYHT 1962-05-13 pI20 unsigned


 * Penelope Lively, wri A5368
 * 


 * 1970 Astercote 75-504035 B70-03753
 * --dnf Kirkus


 * Driftway 1973-03-01 k
 * Ghost of Thomas 1973-09-13 k
 * House 1974-10-18 k


 * 1971/76 Whispering Knights 1st 1st US --done (newsppr US only)
 * 1971/72 Wild Hunt 1st 1st US --done (newsppr both)
 * 1976/76 Stitch 1st 1st US --done (newsppr UK only)

The Observer 1971-12-05 p34 Naomi Lewis
 * Squirrel Wife, £1.25 (blurb, exceptional), Pearce ill. Derek Collard (https://lccn.loc.gov/n50038258 17)
 * Collard 1977 Manton nidb  ; 1984 Garner
 * The Child in the Bamboo Grove, £1.40, Rosemary Harris ill Errol Le Cain (https://lccn.loc.gov/n79061362 14) 1st ed. https://lccn.loc.gov/72004064

Price from brief review by Naomi Lewis The Observer 1971-12-05 p34


 * The Wild Hunt (shared title)
 * 1971/72k Penelope Lively -- of Hagworthy o of the Ghost Hounds o
 * 1972-02-28 k(corrupt)(very negative) Harry Brown -- dnf ISFDB -- o --contemporary chase with "classical allusions" but no "cosmic significance"
 * 1973-02-13 k Jill Tattersall -- dnf ISFDB -- o
 * 1990/91-10-01 k Elizabeth Chadwick -- dnf ISFDB -- o --straight historical fiction romp
 * 1995-05-01 k Jane Yolen -- o
 * 2008 Devoti -- o
 * 2010 Ronald -- o

Sada Fretz ''Was. Post'' 1974-02-10 pBW4 "Pinning the Tale" (Newbery and Caldecott Medals and Honor Books)
 * reviews include Duffy $5.95 FSG and The Dark is Rising "close runner-up"

"Recently Published Books" NY Times 1974-02-18 p23, Morrow, $6.95

T. O. Beachcroft at WorldCat
 * 0526

The Man Who Started Clean. Reviewed Manchester Guardian 1937-10-22 p7 "Five Novels"
 * Mr Beachcroft, known hithero only by some unusually clever stories and sketches, has been a little too ambitious in tackling the immensely complicated psychological problem that arose from [ETM]'s motor accident. ... [That] Edmund's second personality would realise the falseness of the present social system is a permissible vehicle for the required exposure, but there is no precedent for itin the records of cases of dual or multiple identity ..."

LCCat titles "and other stories"
 * 1934 A Young Man in a Hurry 35-16207
 * 1936 You Must Break Out Sometimes 37-15352
 * 1940 The Parents Left Alone a41-612

2016-03-24 new section at ISFDB "little people" includes may sometimes include some VIAF notes


 * Bill Sokol at ISFDB LAC=0011C7142 http://lccn.loc.gov/n50016660


 * David Dietz at ISFDB


 * Irma Wilde http://lccn.loc.gov/n50019239


 * -- wife-and-husband joint authors w George A. Wilde (maybe at ISFDB) http://lccn.loc.gov/n50019238


 * Frances Browne (13) http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?168438 Granny's Wonderful Chair


 * 1924, v+184, ill. Emma L. Brock, Macmillan Children's Classics, 1924 LCCN 24-21051

limited at HathiTrust, 1957 [c1924]

Dent & Dutton at ISFDB


 * 1906,
 * 3rd printing 1910 (Everyman / Dent) xvii+178 http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008925175
 * 5th printing 1915 (Everyman / Dutton?) xvii+178 http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009795232

2, 9, 25, 31, 39, 53, 65, 82, 95, 108, 127, 149, 167, 173 title page uses ampersand

Preface is by Dollie Radford, August 1906, from another edition (Everyman's Library; Dent and Dutton; 14 uncredited illus signed "Dora Curtis" or "D. Curtis" or "D C" or with date 1906; 5th printing 1915) hdl.handle.net
 * 1900, Boston: D.C. Heath & co. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100486468

-- title "The Wonderful Chair and the Tales It Told; By Frances Browne, Edited with introduction and notes By M. V. O'Shea; Illustrated with pen drawings by Clara E. Atwood after Mrs. Seymour Lucas; Part I; Boston, U.S.A. // D. C. Heath & Co., Publishers // 1900 -- copyright "Copyright, 1900, by D. C. Heath & Co. -- iii Introduction M. V. O'Shea University of Wisconsin May, 1900 00 Contents; List of Illustrations -- 1, The Wonderful Chair: Snowflower's Journey -- 17, The Christmas Cuckoo -- 49, Lady Greensleeves [ = The Lords of the White and Grey Castles ? ] -- 73, The Greedy Shepherd -- 85-87, Note for the Teacher back cover lists Heath's Home and School Classics; The Young Reader's Series


 * 1911, London: Ward, Lock & Co. 248+[8] http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009620627


 * 1916, Dutton, ill. Katharine Pyle at ISFDB


 * Eells writer 1880 1963 http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?146838 http://lccn.loc.gov/n83230887 ; ill. E.L. Brock LCCN 22-20316


 * Boggs writer 1901 1994 http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?126058 https://lccn.loc.gov/n83185948 (27); ill. Emma Brock LCCN 36-17125


 * Davis writer 1882 1956 http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?112255 https://lccn.loc.gov/no96053162 (10+3); ill. Emma Brock 30-20065, ill. Emma L. Brock 35-27306

Brock illustrator 1886 1974 -- E.L.; Emma Lillian; Emma at ISFDB; Emma L. at ISFDB; http://lccn.loc.gov/n85034633 (54) Emma L. Brock Papers

Bowen 1923, ill. Emma Brock LCCN 23-13190

2016-03-06 people import from Joint because that location is clearly inappropriate (regardless whether appropriate for ISFDB)

Marsh Award Sarah Ardizzone d:Q23018524
 * Adams/Ardizzone


 * --one should be transferred to the following
 * --same person
 * --same person

Margaret Jull Costa nr94-2234183 - at ISFDB
 * Jull Costa

Betsy Rosenberg
 * Rosenberg

Michael Bedard - at ISFDB
 * Bedard
 * http://www.isfdb.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:Pwendt/later&action=submit#Bedard

2004 anthology adapted or edited? at ISFDB

2015-07-23 very late reply to de:Benutzer:Lómelinde.

WorldCat search:
 * "sitting ducks" bedard (324)
 * ducks "michael bedard" (36)
 * au: michael bedard (453)

de:Michael Bedard; de:Diskussion:Sitting Ducks
 * see also other weblinks/einzelnachweise
 * Jefferson Peters: Depicting Emily Dickinson: Michael Bedard and Barbara Cooney’s Emily auf adm.fukuoka-u.ac.jp (PDF, S. 3/791, englisch)

Michael Bedard D:Q3856112 and Michael Bedard D:Q20719640


 * Talk:Michael Bedard

This Michael Bedard is not the creator of Sitting Ducks.

Library and Archives Canada (LAC) is clear about the distinction, although other national libraries and ref#1 are not.
 * this guy – born, raised, resides in Toronto, Ontario – |0101H6833 LAC data at VIAF ; ref#1 and ref#2 (with images)
 * that Duck guy – born Windsor, Ontario, resides in Los Angeles – |1011K1108 LAC data at VIAF ; homepage and short autobiography (with images)
 * See also 2002 version of short autobiography.

--P64 (talk) 20:14, 21 July 2015 (UTC)
 * German Wikipedia conflates the two people de:Michael Bedard; that Duck guy is covered exclusively in section 3 and those references now numbered 4, 5, 6, and 11. Plus bits elsewhere (illustrator; "Bedard ist verheiratet und hat vier Kinder, die Familie lebt in der Nähe von Los Angeles." ?).


 * I created that Duck guy at Wikidata D:Q20719640. --P64 (talk) 21:42, 21 July 2015 (UTC)
 * Some books related to that Duck guy in LC Catalog or WorldCat, which should not be mentioned here:  ... to be continued maybe
 * Two catalog records in the German national library, which does not identify either Bedard: 1999 translation Flieg, Ente, flieg! of the 1998 picture book Sitting Ducks; 2003 film The Santa Claus brothers produced in Munich, based on Bedard.
 * The German Wikipedia biography de:Michael Bedard, which mixes the two, now (until I change it) says [per Google translate]: "There are now more books (Born to Be Wild and Denture Adventure 2002).


 * this guy - ISNI LAC DBC
 * mixed - BNF LCCN NTA NDL
 * that Duck guy LAC DBC ; GND Name 2 Publikationen ; Wikidata [:D:Q20719640]]


 * --P64 (talk) 19:02, 22 July 2015 (UTC)

Tiara Club #1-12? uncredited at ISFDB
 * Gibb

Sarah Gibb - at ISFDB - illustrator Vivian French/Princess; Liz Kessler/Windsnap; Ursula Jones
 * some LCCat errors -- eg her 1st book
 * related people

inclg picture book adaptations? by Ursula Jones D:Q19826737 and Alison Sage at ISFDB both unidentified?

VIAF=14129587
 * VIAF=296631831 ?


 * unpaged Rapunzel, ill. Gibb o 2010
 * unpaged Rumplestiltskin, ill. Gennady Spirin o 1990

Delphie #4 - worth doing because Amazon shows back cover that credits Katie May (which implies many other titles, at least the first six)

Robert Ingpen - at ISFDB
 * Ingpen

good sources for ISFDB?
 * AUSTLIT - http://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/OLD?id=A-!J&idtype=oldid
 * AUSTLIT The Poppykettle Series - http://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/C457239

Emily Windsnap ISFDB Series 25401
 * Kessler
 * US 1st eds. done from LCCN, and more

illustrators Gibb above, Ledwidge immed below

Natacha Ledwidge - at ISFDB - another Windsnap illustrator?
 * Ledwidge

Emily Windsnap Omnibus is 3.2 pounds, presumably complete; not 224 pages
 * 4 first, hc, w Look Inside
 * 5 first US, hc, w Look Inside
 * 6 2015 first US, hc, w Look Inside "illustrations (c) 2015 Sarah Gibb"; "text break illus. (c) 2012 Natacha Ledwidge" -- from book 5?

Katie May - at ISFDB - another Kessler illustrator
 * May (Green)
 * 1. illustrator

[//worldcat.org/identities/viaf-232935388 Works by or about ?] in libraries (WorldCat catalog)

she now uses the name Katie May Green, from 2015 -- best known, or early success, for the Philippa Fisher and the Dream-Maker's Daughter Philippa Fisher series by Liz Kessler

Katie May cover illustration Delphie and the Glass Slippers (Magic Ballerina, Book 4) Paperback – October 1, 2008 -- at Amazon See all 3 images; select back cover!

look at format Magic Ballerina #1 #2


 * MacNeill

We do not have the award-winning anthologist/editor

James Alexander MacNeill, born 1933, evidently Western Canada
 * James A. MacNeill (b. 1933), Canadian children's writer, folklorist, editor

LC identifies the books and attributes to James McNeill, born 1925, not identified; eg

James McNeill, born 1925, per GND

Mike Phillips (of Horrible Geographies?) - at ISFDB --no illustrations credited to him
 * Phillips


 * Pratt

Christopher Pratt 95829571 310522574, Oxford PhD 1977, revised and published 1980

Christopher Pratt 25985269 needs merge with part of the preceding
 * ireland is the painter
 * ISNI gives 1977 Oxford PhD that probably belongs to probably distinct 95829571=310522574

D:Q3296257 belongs to the painter (and ISNI mixes all three)
 * ISNI mixes three people (birthdate of the painter, titles by the other two)


 * - b. 1950, Lecturer, Psychology, U Western Australia
 * one person? or one work by the latter (Garton & Pratt) attributed to the former?
 * one person? or one work by the latter (Garton & Pratt) attributed to the former?

SFWA presidents
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America presidents

2oiLA. wd Cat Rambo (2015–) 2oiLA. wd Steven Gould (2013–2015) 2oiLA. wd John Scalzi (2010–2013) 1oi2a. wd Russell Davis (writer) (2008–2010) = Tracy 316560326 = Solitaire 65882384 =shared= Ryder  no2012082458 1oiLA. wd Michael Capobianco (2007–2008) 2oiLA. wd Robin Wayne Bailey (2005–2007) 2oiLA. wd Catherine Asaro (2003–2005) 2oiLA. wd Sharon Lee (2002–2003) 2oiLA. wd Norman Spinrad (2001–2002) 2oiLA. wd Paul Levinson (1998–2001) 2oiLA. wd Robert J. Sawyer (1998) ...  Michael Capobianco (1996–1998) 2oi2A. wd Barbara Hambly (1994–1996) 2oiLA. wd Joe Haldeman (1992–1994) 2oiLA. wd Ben Bova (1990–1992)

2oiLA. wd Greg Bear (1988–1990) 2oiLA. wd Jane Yolen (1986–1988) 2 iLA+ wd Charles Sheffield (1984–1986) 1oi2A. wd Marta Randall (1982–1984) = Martha Conley ...  Norman Spinrad (1980–1982) 2 iLA. wd Jack Williamson (1978–1980) 1 i2A+ wd Andrew J. Offutt (1976–1978) 2o LA+ wd Frederik Pohl (1974–1976) 2 2A. wd Jerry Pournelle (1973–1974) ; Jennifer R. Pournelle 184065541 [//worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n2011-058204 Works by or about Jennifer R.] in libraries (WorldCat catalog) 2 iLA+ wd Poul Anderson (1972–1973) 2 iLA. wd James E. Gunn (1971–1972) 2 iLA+ wd Gordon R. Dickson (1969–1971) 2 i2A+ wd Alan E. Nourse (1968–1969) = Doctor X 2oiLA. wd Robert Silverberg (1967–1968) 2 iLA+ wd Damon Knight (1965–1967)

alpha

 * Berry, Best, Birch, Bowen (Brock) (Ormsbee), Brock, Craighead, Creech, d'Aulaire, Field, Honoré, Low, Ormondroyd, (Ormsbee), Pène Du Bois, Wells
 * 1930: Wells, Small/Seamark, Rohmer, Washburn

Erick Berry 1892- - at ISFDB
 * Berry

(previous page of browse report, mainly, under 'Berry, Erick, 1892–' without '1974') = Allena Champlin, Allena Berry, Allena Best
 * de Grummond
 * Kirkus Beckoning Landfall (1959)
 * Collecting Winged Girl of Knossos (1933) ; Fuse 8 review

Herbert Best - at ISFDB VIAF 99412617
 * Best, Herbert 1894-


 * de Grummond http://www.lib.usm.edu/legacy/degrum/public_html/html/research/findaids/DG0084.html

Reginald Bathurst Birch - at ISFDB --work to be done at ISFDB https://lccn.loc.gov/n82063078 https://lccn.loc.gov/36028516 Stockton, Pirate Tales https://lccn.loc.gov/38027265 The Reginald Birch Edition of The Little Princess https://lccn.loc.gov/21018318 The Old Tobacco Shop --no mention of Birch illus.
 * Birch

William Bowen (author) - at ISFDB --and Emma Brock http://www.worldcat.org/title/merrimeg/oclc/11403383
 * Bowen
 * Bowen The Enchanted Forest (?)
 * Bowen The Old Tobacco Shop at Project Gutenberg does not identify the illustrator (or cover artist) but EN.wiki does so without a source

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1860513 LCCN: 21018318 "236 p. illus." LCCN does not identify an illustrator, as it does for Bowen's 1923 novel Merrimeg.

J Ormsbee -- 6 published by H. Holt and Company
 * 1918 https://lccn.loc.gov/18009290 https://lccn.loc.gov/18010175
 * 1919 https://lccn.loc.gov/19005822 https://lccn.loc.gov/19006511
 * Holt 1921 https://lccn.loc.gov/21016016
 * (James; Holt) 1924 https://lccn.loc.gov/24006256


 * Solario the Tailor

Discernment assisted by LC catalog which credits ill. by J. Ormsbee in six other books published 1918 to 1924. If that is contemporary artist and illustrator James Ormsbee Chapin, LC catalog doesn't know it. https://lccn.loc.gov/nr90019225

68 88 148 170 248

other works, same title The Enchanted Forest [!] also Dutton's Books for Children, by Mary R.S. Andrews, illus. E. Boyd Smith, $1.50 (earliest NYTimes 1920-11-07 p59)

"Books for Christmas", The Observer [London] 1920-12-05 p4, by Violet Bradby (Milford, 3/6 net), among "modern fairy-tales"

Toronto: Macmillan Co. of Canada, $2.50, The Globe [Toronto] 1920-12-04 p24

perhaps two different musical compositions or performances

Emma Brock - Brock at ISFDB
 * Brock, Emma L. - Bowen illustrator

see Bowen; also see ISFDB user page;

Sharon Creech - at ISFDB
 * Creech
 * Ruby Holler

2002-04-01 per Kirkus starred

D'aulaires - Edgar at ISFDB - Ingri at ISFDB
 * d'Aulaire
 * http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/410432

Rachel Field - at ISFDB nil
 * Field

https://lccn.loc.gov/29025017 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/5244026 ed., American Folk and Fairy Tales (1929) --with contents, last "Old Gally Mander Journal of American folklore" per "Jack Tales" entry The Oxford Companion to Fairy Tales edited by Jack Zipes (google books) "Old Gally Mander" is one Jack tale grounded in Grimm tales --citing Carter, Isabel Gordon "Mountain White Folklore: Tales from the Southren Blue Ridge" ''Journal of American Folklore" 38.149 (Jul-Sep 1925) 340-74 per An Anthology of American Folktales and Legends By Frank de Caro, Story Credits #22 25 29 44 credits that article pp 341-43, 349, 360-61, 355-57. Namely Old Bluebeard, Jack and the Fox, Old Foster, Stiff Dick

http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/tales-from-the-southern-blue-ridge--1925.aspx "Tales from the Southern Blue Ridge- Isabel Gordon Carter 1925" cite/transcript 340-74
 * Old Gally Mander --last of 15 by Mrs. Jane Hicks Gentry

included in American Folk and Fairy Tales, 1929 anthology Field edited; in turn from 1925 oral history by Isabel Gordon Carter exactly as Mrs. Gentry told the story

The stories are taken down exactly as Mrs. Gentry told them.

Charles Finger - at ISFDB
 * Finger

Paul Honoré - at ISFDB
 * Honoré - Finger illustrator

David Low (cartoonist) - at ISFDB
 * Low - Wells illustrator
 * More for me than for you, here are LCCN records for the Low illustrated works by Wells

;  ; (first US ed.) (first printing of your ed.)

Edward Ormondroyd - at ISFDB
 * Ormondroyd
 * http://www.loganberrybooks.com/books/authors/edward-ormondroyd.htm
 * http://www.purplehousepress.com/Ormondroyd.htm


 * Ormsbee - Bowen illustrator
 * presumably not James Ormsbee Chapin

- at ISFDB nil

Henri Pène Du Bois, 1858-1906 - at ISFDB ~trivial
 * Pène du Bois

Guy Pène du Bois, Raoul Pene du Bois, William Pène du Bois - alone at ISFDB, Yvonee Pène du Bois

H. G. Wells - at ISFDB
 * Wells

http://www.isfdb.org/wiki/index.php/User_talk:Don_Erikson#A_Modern_Utopia

Farrar & Rinehart
? Alan at ISFDB
 * Rinehart

Mary Roberts R. at ISFDB

Stanley Marshall Rinehart, Jr. m. Mary Noble Doran 1919-05-24; best man Alan Rinehart Alan G. Rinehart
 * Dr./Major Stanley Marshall Rinehart; Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart
 * Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Doran, Woodlawn summer estate, Ossining NY
 * George H. Doran the publisher of Mrs. Rinehart's novels for many years and thus the young couple met
 * 1925-05-19 p19 NYT "Lieut. S.M. Rinehart Weds Miss Doran: Son of Major and Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart, Author, Married in Ossining"
 * 1925-05-19 pC9 NYTribune "Mary Noble Doran Bride Of Lieutenant Rinehart: Son of Authoress Weds Daughter of Mother's Publisher; [...]"

Stanley Rinehart, Jr.
 * "Stanley Reinhart, Jr., Publisher, Dies". The New York Times. 27 April 1969.
 * Cohn, Jan (1980). Improbable Fiction: The Life of Mary Roberts Rinehart.
 * "FORM PUBLISHING FIRM.; S.M. Rinehart Jr. and John Farrar Announce New Concern". The New York Times. June 5, 1929.

NYT 1919-05-25 (abstract) Miss Nary Noble Doran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Doran, and Lieutenant Stanley Marshall Rinehart, Jr., U.S.A., son of Major Stanley M. Rinehart and Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart

Farrar & Rinehart introduced dollar fiction --new novels in hardcover editions at $1.00-- on 6 June 1930. with the publication of Murder in Paris by Alice Ormond Campbell (1887-76), Stanley Rinehart's mother-in-law (UK title, Spiderweb). Doubleday, Doran released its first twenty dollar novels two weeks later. See Publisher:Doubleday & Company. Mary Roberts Rinehart, mother of the Rinehart brothers, wrote many novels that they published. Both Rinehart and Campbell wrote crime, mystery, suspense. ISFDB covers two shortfiction by Mary Roberts Rinehart A166509 as of Feb 2016.
 * Dollar fiction

Doubleday Doran dollar novels
The Crime Club titles were 26 of the first 57, namely numbers 13-20, 21-27, 42-47, 53-57. At least three of these earliest $1 Crime Club titles are at ISFDB. [Small, Rohmer, Washburn]

✅ at ISFDB Doubleday, Doran first eds. --2016-02-25
 * (submitted) Jun, 1, Wells, The Autocracy of Mr. Parham at ISFDB
 * (submitted) Jun, 16, Small, The Avenging Ray at ISFDB
 * (submitted) Jul, 22, Rohmer, The Day the World Ended at ISFDB
 * (submitted Sep, 55, Washburn, The Jury of Death at ISFDB

at ISFDB have first UK ed. publ date 1930-07-21 (one month later), no links
 * H.G. Wells #1

The Autocracy of Mr. Parham (DD #1)
 * 1930-06-20 p17 NYT Isabel Paterson review --negative on the new Wells of the last 15 years
 * 1930-06-22 J5 NYHT review Fred T Marsh;
 * 1930-07-03 7 Manchester "Forthcoming Books", first par rvw
 * 1930-07-17 7 Manchester "Forthcoming Books", first par rvw "wh/ Heinemann's publish next Monday"
 * advert 1930-07-20 6 Observer (advert w blurb) "Ready to-morrow ..." 10 ill. by Low, 7/6 net -- -- same


 * advert 1930-07-13 J16 NYHT "No need to pay $2.50 for these NEW NOVELS ..." [1-20] Sent for 5 Days' Free Examination; Send No Money With This Coupon
 * Daily Boston Globe (1928-1960) [Boston, Mass] 05 July 1930: 4.
 * ESSAYS GIVE CHRISTIAN BELIEFS OF MODERN MINDS but the title of this article is
 * "Mr Wells' Novel Deals with the Next World War"

Index from ProQuest search 'autocracy of mr parham' July 1930
 * New Statesman35.900 (Jul 26, 1930): 504. -- -- index rvw New Statesman 35.900 (Jul 26, 1930) 504/2
 * Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art150.3900 (Jul 26, 1930): 118-119.
 * Pritchett, V S. The Spectator145.5326 (Jul 26, 1930): 137.
 * Punch179 (Jul 1, 1930): 138.
 * Masson, Thomas L. Life (1883-1936)96.2490 (Jul 25, 1930): 30.
 * Cable, Special. The Times of India (1861-current) [New Delhi, India] 22 July 1930: 8.
 * The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959) [Manchester (UK)] 21 July 1930: 5.
 * The Scotsman (1921-1950) [Edinburgh, Scotland] 21 July 1930: 2.
 * Wells, H G. Nash's pall mall magazine85.446 (Jul 1930): 37-110.

and September
 * Lohrke, Eugene. Forum and Century84.3 (Sep 1, 1930): VI.
 * Forum and Century (1930-1940)LXXXIV.3 (Sep 1930): VI.
 * E H. The North - China Herald and Supreme Court & Consular Gazette (1870-1941) [Shanghai] 30 Sep 1930: 527.
 * CRITICUS. The Times of India (1861-current) [New Delhi, India] 25 Sep 1930: 10. [reprint from London]
 * Marjoribanks, Edward. Fortnightly review, May 1865-June 1934128 (Sep 1930): 423-424.
 * TITTERTON, W R. The Bookman78.468 (Sep 1930): 325-326.


 * 1930-06-29 pSM14 The Washington Post rvw "The publishers of this volume are very fortunate in having H. G. Wells as one of their first authors under the new $1 price rate."
 * 1930-07-17 p7 The Manchester Guardian "which Heinemann's publish next Monday", 10 illus. by Low
 * 1930-07-22 p8 The Times of India (special cable) notice publ by Heinemann's today; illus. "by the famous cartoonist Low"
 * 1930-07-20 p6 The Observer "Ready to-morrow" advert, w 10 illus. by Low, 7/6
 * 1930-07-27 p7 The Observer advert 7/6

- at ISFDB have only the 3 SFE novels
 * Austin J. Small #16



Austin J. Small


 * https://lccn.loc.gov/28028308 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1834324 = Master Vorst per SFE http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/501425275 303p
 * https://lccn.loc.gov/27019327 (not 1925) 292p J. Austin Small
 * https://lccn.loc.gov/30018868 287p ; UK https://lccn.loc.gov/30013808
 * #16 1930-06-20


 * aka Seamark

Seamark, UK pseud.


 * uk The Avenging Ray https://lccn.loc.gov/30013808

  LCCN: 30-18868; "4 p. l., 287 p. 20 cm."; stated first edition  Publication date and price from advertisement of the inaugural Doubleday, Doran dollar novels New York Herald Tribune 1930-06-20 p17 "They're here! ..." --twenty, numbered 1 to 20 in later advertisements  listed fifth in the second column under heading "Crime Club Mysteries", the last eight of twenty listed; later number 16 

in full: "16. THE AVENGING RAY by Austin J. Small. The awful peril threatened all England."
 * [-07-13 blurb as one of 20] "A swan collapsed suddenly in mid-air and fell dead--portent of a sinister power which threatened death to all England."
 * [-09-21 blurb as one among 57] "One morning a glittering lake .... the next, a festering pit. Deadly peril threatened all England."

Sax Rohmer - at ISFDB have several eds. including first UK, no LCCN
 * Sax Rohmer #22

  LCCN:   Publication date and price from advertisement of the second monthly lot of Doubleday, Doran dollar novels New York Herald Tribune 1930-07-27 pJ16 "Immediately...: [...] 15 more new novels [...] have just been published this week." --fifteen, numbered 28-35 at head of list and 21-27 at foot <li> this one is number 22, second under heading "New Crime Club Mysteries!", subheading "Just Out This Week!" <li> in full: "22. THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED by Sax Rohmer, creator of Dr. Mu Manchu. A sinister genius plans to destroy the world. Brian Woodville has just five hours in which to save it!" </ul>

Sax Rohmer; Cassell; 7/6; Books Received The Scotsman 1930-09-18 2
 * Cassell and Co.; else same TheManchester Guardian 1930-09-19 7

(previous week's timely advertisement not found --in contrast to the June and September lots published -06-20 and -09-22)

Sax Rohmer, old material:


 * "my bedtime book" July 23 per Mrs. Pep's Diary Life 1930-08-15
 * advertised among "New Novels only $1" NY Herald Tribune 1930-08-10 pJ16; reviewed NYHT 1930-08-24 pJ12; listed among "The Six Best Sellers" (fiction, August) NYHT 1930-08-31 pJ11

The Day the World Ended advert also in The China Press (Shanghai) by The China News Agency as early as 1930-10-11 p11 @4.00 (currency? other adverts $)

- at ISFDB ~trivial have only the 1 publication
 * Robert Collyer Washburn #55




 * https://lccn.loc.gov/30025381
 * #55 late September --advert 0921

<ul> <li> LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/"></a> <li> Publication date and price from advertisement of the fourth monthly lot of Doubleday, Doran dollar novels New York Herald Tribune 1930-09-21 pJ24 "Published Tomorrow! ..." --ten, numbered 48 to 57 within the list of all <li> listed third under heading "The Crime Club", subheading "Out Tommorrow!", this one is number 55 <li> listing in full: "55. THE JURY OF DEATH by Robert Collyer Washburn. Twelve against the underworld ... an exciting vision of a great American city 20 years from now." </ul>

at least three excellent educational articles
 * Dollar Fiction
 * 1930-06-01 BR11 NYT "Books and Authors" "Something very like a revolution ..."
 * "Four publishing firms ..." ; first Farrar & Rinehart -06-06 on its first birthday Murder in Paris by Alice Campbell; more every two weeks; next "Doubleday, Doran & Co., who will issue on June 20 approximately twenty new novels and detective stories at $1 a copy", list headed by Wells; Simon & Schuster, beginning with Summer and Fall fiction lists, temporary paper covers; Coward-McCann new fiction $1.50 from July 18
 * 1930-06-01 J13 NYHT "Turns With a Bookworm" ... notes column by I.M.P. "Much excitement was occasioned last week by the announcement ..."
 * 1930-06-15 B16 LATimes Lillian C. Ford "BOOKS and Their Makers: HOW ABOUT DOLLAR BOOKS? The Issue of Restricted Lists of Lighter Fiction at a New Low Price Causes Flurry" "The new dollar book is being much exploited."
 * 1930-06-22 J1 NYHT Lewis Gannett "Book Prices" --2pp. popular publishing and price history and analysis


 * 1930-08-18 Boston Globe p5 "Book Publishers Planning Survey" AP 08-17
 * 1930-08-18 Hartford Courant p11 "Publishers Hire Expert For Survey"
 * "four houses who are after the 'dollar book' trade characterized their venture as still an experiment" Doubleday Doran, Farrar and Rinehart (three months, first his mother's novel), Simon and Schuster, Charles Boni (pb 50c last fall) .... Spokesmen for them "said the dollar book experiment would require a year's trial"

Doubleday, Doran & Co. introduced new hardcover novels at $1 (instead of $2 or $2.50) in June 1930. Twenty were published on June 20 followed by 15, 12, and 10 late in July, August, and September. Larger newspaper advertisements placed by Doubleday Doran late July thru September [the latest examined] list of the titles released to date, numbered 1 to 57 thru September. The sequence of listings varies but the numbers are stable and a tiny printed list of numerals 1 to 57 [say] is provided as an order form.
 * Dollar books

One of the few novels named in coverage of the new price policy (June 1?), the one first listed in June 20 advertisement, and the one numbered '1' in July to September advertisements is H.G. Wells, The Autocracy of Mr. Parham. By implication in a later advertisement(s), that was one of the "distinguished" in contrast to Adventure fiction, Romance, and Crime Club mystery/detective fiction.

ISFDB Wiki draft [Publisher:Doubleday and Company]

Doubleday dollar novels introduced 1930-06-20
 * Doubleday, Doran

1-57 by number, Jun to Sep
 * 48-52 -- [5] -- Just Out Tomorrow! (by implication "distinguished fiction" or future best sellers)
 * 1-5 28-29 36-38 -- [10] -- Leading Best-Sellers!
 * 6-12 30-35 39-41 -- [16] -- Selected New Romance and Adventure!
 * 13-20 21-27 42-47 53-57 -- [26] -- Crime Club (Mysteries)
 * Out Tomorrow!: The Very Latest Detective Stories 53-57
 * Best-Selling Mysteries! 42-47
 * Have You Missed Any of These Thrillers? 13-20 21-27


 * 1930-07-27 pJ16 NYHT 21-35 "immediately", "15 more ... have just been published this week"   --inclg 7 Crime Club 21-27 (#22 The Day the World Ended)


 * 1930-09-21 pBR21 NYT "Published Tomorrow: the Greatest List Yet of New Novels at $1 instead of $2.00 or $2.50". numbers 48-57 --namely 5 "distinguished fiction" 48-52 and 5 "Crime Club thrillers" 53-57


 * 1930-06-20 p17 NYHT  advert "They're here! ... the NEW $1 Novels" Advertisement
 * Never before printed. All brand-new
 * unnumbered, four listed full-width, first Wells "An Amazing novel visualizing the next World War."; over two columns "Romance and Adventure" (8) and "Crime Club Mysteries" (8); Doubleday, Doran Book Shops, Inc. (8 addresses listed)


 * 1930-06-22 J20 NYHT pJ20 advert "Now ... 20 Brand New Fall Books: $1" ; "Here is the most daring step in book publishing history! ... "new Fall books at only $1.00 each" ... "The CRIME CLUB joins Doubleday in this great movement ..." 13-20 ; also no heading 1-4, Adventure Stories 11-12, Romances 5-10


 * 1930-07-13 NYHT -- print problem; bottom lines cut off; this one not printed


 * 1930-09-21 J24 NYHT "Published Tomorrow! ..."
 * 1930-09-21 BR21 NYT identical

Dates of earliest monthly newspaper advertisements found by automated search of (university library subscription to ProQuest Historical Newspapers, scope unknown)
 * Advert dates
 * -06-20 today twenty [
 * -06-22
 * -07-06 pJ10 Avenging Ray short rvw

07-13
 * -07-27 [1-35] NYHT J16 "15 more ... have just been published this week" [numbered 1 to 35]
 * -08-10 [1-35] NYHT J16
 * -08-31 [1-47] NYHT J16
 * -09-21 tomorrow-22 five and five [numbered 1 to 57]
 * -10


 * Sunday dates
 * Sun -05-25
 * Sun -06-01, general coverage of dollar fiction, forthcoming -06-06 and -06-20, etc
 * p Fri -06-20, publ "today" Fri -06-20
 * Sun -06-22
 * Sun -07-13
 * p Sun -07-27, publ "last week" --likely Mon -07-21
 * Sun -08-10
 * p Sun -08-31,
 * p Sun -09-21, publ "tomorrow" Mon -09-22
 * Sun -10-26 last
 * Sun -11-30 last
 * Sun -12-28 last


 * October


 * November

other books forthcoming
1930-06 list of forthcoming works Jul-Aug-Sep includes
 * Ernest Bramah The Mirror Kong Ho DD 1930 at ISFDB, no links
 * S. Fowler Wright "Elfwin" (2009 only) at ISFDB

1930-06-29 pJ16 NYHT Books of the Week inclg
 * Macmillan Modern Readers Robinson Crusoe
 * The Wonder Road 3-vol coll folk and fairy tales Macmillan ed. Edwin D. Starbuck
 * Old Campeador (El Cid) The Tale of the Warrior Lord
 * The Amber Bead Toul/Toni Rothmund

1930-07-27 p63 NYT "Latest Books Received" --perhaps 100 inclg
 * 3 bridge Ada Campbell Kelley (John Day); George Reith (John Day); T.N. Winslow (self)
 * 25 fiction inclg one d'Artagnan, one Venice
 * 3 juvenile

1930-07-27 pJ15 NYHT "Books of the Week" --45
 * fiction includes two Cinderellas, one d'Artagnan

1930-10-26 pJ28 NYHT "Books of the Week"

Haggard, Belshazzar

Christopher Bush, Dead Man Twice --

Nancy Barr Mavity, The Case of the Missing Sandals -- the witchcraft murder

Newbery Medal at ISFDB
ISFDB lists 17 as follows -- dates are award years
 * Newbery Medal; dual list at ISFDB
 * 23 Dolittle
 * 38 White Stag
 * 47 Miss Hickory ;; 48 21 Balloons
 * 59 Witch of Blackbird Pond
 * 63 Wrinkle ;; 69 High King
 * 72 Mrs. Frisby ;; 76 Grey King ;; 78 Terabithia
 * 85 Hero and Crown
 * 94 Giver ;; 99 Holes
 * 04 Despereaux ;; 09 Graveyard Book
 * 10 When you reach me ;; 14 Flora & Ulysses


 * folktales, perhaps adapted or incorporated or literary: 1925 26 30 31
 * other candidates:
 * 30 ? Field, Hitty, Her First Hundred Years

rvw NYHT ACMoore 1929-11-03 pK8 ; CT 1929-11-23 p15 ; advert New Macmillan Fall Books, CT 1929-12-07 p23; Walden Book Shop Hitty $2.50; Rootabaga Country, Harcourt $2.50;
 * 45 * Lawson, Rabbit Hill

1944-09-18 per Kirkus
 * 79 Westing Game --probably not

1978-05-01 per Kirkus starred
 * 82 * Willard, A Visit to William Blake's Inn: Poems for Innocent and Experienced Travelers -- ?

1981-09-08 per Kirkus --but search report says 2016 review
 * 93 * Rylant, Missing May ?

1992-03-01 per Kirkus starred
 * 13 o Applegate The One and Only Ivan -- gorilla

2012-01-17 per Kirkus starred

- how many sequels? - what genres? espy historical fiction and history/biography -- eg Arthur in particular

Some of those listed are not spec-fic. Eg The Witch of Blackbird Pond; Terabithia?

ISFDB lists 43 as follows by decade
 * Newbery Honor
 * 2 - 22 Golden Fleece ;; 22 Tobacco Shop
 * 2 - 31 Floating Island ;; 32 Fairy Circus
 * 3 - 44 Fog ;; 45 Hundred Dresses(?) ;; 49 Gannett
 * 3 - 53 Charlotte's Web ;; 56 Men Microscopes ;; 56 Secret River
 * 5 - 60 Gammage ;; 66 Black Cauldron ;; 68 Jennifer Hecate ;; 68 Black Pearl(?) ;; 68 Egypt Game
 * 8 - 71 Enchantress ;; 72 Cupid ;; 72 Atuan ;; 73 Worm ;; 74 Dark is Rising ;; 75 Perilous ;; 77 String ;; 77 Abel's Island
 * 7 - 81 Ring ;; 81 Fledgling ;; 83 Graven Images ;; 83 Sweet Wh ;; 83 Blue Sword ;; 84 Wish Giver ;; 89 In the Beginning
 * 7 - 90 Afternoon Elves ;; 93 Dark-Thirty ;; 95 The Ear ;; 97 Girl ;; 97 Moorchild ;; 97 Thief ;; 98 Ella
 * 3 - 03 House ;; 06 Princess ;; 09 Savvy
 * 3 - 10 Mountain ;; 13 Splendors ;; 14 Doll Bones

o this book in ISFDB ( = Newbery done) * writer in ISFDB, not this book - writer not in ISFDB


 * *1922 -1926 -1934 * Padraic Colum (retelling) --one in ISFDB
 * 1925 - Moore Nicholas (novel) --MMLN only Lexington rare ; OCLC 509550
 * 1925 * Parrish, Anne & - Dillwyn Parrish The Dream Coach --third of three publ. 1923 and 1924 --MMLN no?

list NYT 1924-10-26 pBR28 ; list NYH,T 1924-10-26 pG16 (same as Doctor Dolittle's Circus)(also another Back of the North Wind) ; mini-rvw CT 1924-11-08 p9 "Knee High to a Grasshopper" last year (same as Dolittle) --ADVERT NYT 1924-09-28 pBR24 New Books for Boys and Girls, Macmillan, incl The Dream Coach $2.00 8-12; and Colum, The Island of the Mighty $2.50 10-12 --BUT both prices $2.25 CT 1924-12-09 p10 --LA Times 1924-11-09 pC26 seems to date the entire list November in "Children's Book Week: November 9 to 16": "November is the time when off the presses ..." inclg Colum/Macmillan Parrish and Anne Carroll Moore/Putnam's Nicholas; pC27 Moore $2.00 at bookstores ; NYT-10-05 pBR18 "Putnam Books and Authors: Now Ready" Moore, ill. Jay Van Everen, $2.00 ; NYH,T-12-07 pF7 Island of the Mighty and The Dream Coach both $2.25; Tales from Silver Lands $3.50
 * 1928 Young (retelling?)
 * 1929 Bennett, ill. (traditional stories)
 * 1929 - Hallock The Boy Who Was --MMLN no?


 * 1930 Young (retelling?)
 * 1934 * Berry Winged Girl of Knossos ? --MMLN only Brookline closed stacks

-- nf Kirkus
 * 1938 Bowman (traditional or fakelore) Pecos Bill: The Greatest Cowboy of All Time


 * 1947 * Maxwell The Heavenly Tenants

1946-09-11 per Kirkus starred
 * 1947 * Jewett The Hidden Treasure of Glaston --historical fiction + Arthuriana
 * 1948 - Besterman The Quaint and Curious Quest of Johnny Longfoot

-- nf Kirkus


 * 1950 - Coblentz The Blue Cat of Castle Town --?

1949-08-03 per Kirkus starred
 * 1952 * Sauer The Light at Tern Rock -probably not
 * 1953 * Dalgliesh The Bears on Hemlock Mountain --tall tale adapted


 * 1961 * Selden The Cricket in Times Square

-- nf Kirkus
 * 1963 * Leodhas --retelling
 * 1966 * Jarrell The Animal Family --one is a mermaid

-- nf Kirkus
 * 1966 69 * Singer --literary folktales?


 * 1973 o Lobel Frog and Toad Together ?


 * 1) 1970-08-01 per Kirkus starred
 * 2) 1972-04-26 per Kirkus starred
 * 3) 1976-08-01 per Kirkus
 * 4) 1979-10-03 per Kirkus
 * 1975 * Raskin Figgs & Phantoms

1974-04-01 per Kirkus


 * 1983 * Steig Doctor De Soto ?

1982-11-12 per Kirkus starred


 * 2008 * Appelt The Underneath (novel) ?

2008-05-06 per Kirkus
 * investigate all ✅ 2016-01-04

Carnegie Medal
Carnegie Medal (literary award) dual list at ISFDB

ISFDB lists 33 winners only
 * 0
 * 4 1943 45 47 48
 * 5 1953 56 57 58 59
 * 4 1962 63 65 68
 * 3 1971 73 74
 * 5 1982 83 85 86 88
 * 4 1995 96 98 99
 * 4 2002 03 07 08
 * 4 2010 11 12 13

others
 * 1969 * Harris The Moon in the Cloud
 * 1981 * Dickinson/Foreman City of Gold and other stories from the Old Testament ?
 * 1989 * McCaughrean A Pack of Lies
 * 1991 o Cross Wolf (novel) ? --New Award submitted 2016-0104
 * 2009 o Dowd, Bog Child --New Award submitted 2016-0104

Import 2016-06 from Children's/Illustrators
CSM 1940-08-26 p7 The Great Geppy wr/ill W Pene du Bois (Viking, $2.00)

Faraway
 * 13 stories "gathered from many lands", "adventures in the realm of the imagination", "Some of these stories have a familiar folktale quality but all of them are new and told in the author's own manner." --Florence Bethuen Sloan, CSM 1940-08-26 p7 brief review

Harp Blade
 * rvw

Full reviews 1941-07-06 NYHT 1941-07-06 pH3 by Iris Barry, NYTimes Jane Spence Southron (both extraordinarily positive) "one could wish it infinitely longer" "the perfect escape book"

SFE "his early historical novels were well received – the best-known, The Harp and the Blade (1941), has some fantasy elements"

1st ed. cover "the lusty tale of Finnian, a singing fighting Irish minstrel"

A Little Fear
 * rvw Natalie Babbitt NYTimes 1983-11-13 pBR40

ISFDB: Series 32003
 * Pippi Longstocking
 * UK eds. not in newspapers

Ingrid Vang Nyman, ill. ISFDB, with Bio notes

Pippi
 * picture books include three 1969 -- Känner du Pippi Långstrump? Bilderbok. Pippi flyttar in. Pippi ordnar allt.

these and other picture books have latterday editions with Vang Nyman illustrations

Translators
 * English translations from Swedish include Elisabeth Kallick Dyssegaard, Stephen Keeler , Tiina Nunnally ,
 * (novels) Edna Hurup [uk1], Florence Lamborn (Johnson) [us], Marianne Turner [uk23] ; Tiina Nunnally

Pippi --revisit title records, art and novels
 * 0515
 * 1) ; amazon-Chesworth1997 amazon-Chesworth2005 (Puffin Modern Classics)=o
 * 2) o o ; amazon-Chesworth
 * 3) o ; amazon-Chesworth

ISBN 0-670-55711-0 o --Viking 1987, cover does not match WPL copy

Author list, from 1001 Children's Books
WikiProject Children's literature/Author list, from 1001 Children's Books


 * Mirjam Pressler = de:Mirjam Pressler (at LC, 24 records)


 * Mary Rayner at ISFDB(at LC, 27 records)


 * Arthur Yorinks = de:Arthur Yorinks D:Q712107 > at ISFDB (at LC, 30 records)

Peter Harris, 1933, English

at WorldCat

Peter Harris at ISFDB
 * amazon with About the Author http://www.amazon.com/Icon-Ainenia-Peter-Harris/dp/0958276803

Peter Harris, 1955, African American, griot

Peter Harris, 1972, Canadian
 * LAC via VIAF 105777703

ISFDB: Bio: Peter Harris

"LCCN: no2014-132880" would be confusing.
 * Ludwig Bemonster

at WorldCat (credits only book 2 OCLC, which credits also Clement Clarke Moore


 * book 1 2011-14804

Amazon
 * "In this parody, Walton and Hale twist and retell Bemelman's classic story Madeline by using Frankenstein as their main character."
 * Look Inside! omits title page

Formats 6 (no credits to Bemelmans)


 * book 2 [LCCN not found]

Ludwig Bemonster (see image) is the joint pseudonym of Walton and Hale, and is so credited on the title page as well as the front cover: "title page (story & pictures by Ludworst Bemonster) jacket flap (Ludworst Bemonster is the pen name for author Rick Walton and artist Nathan Hale)" --<a href="http://lccn.loc.gov/no2014132880">Library of Congress Authorities: "Bemonster, Ludworst"</a>

Publishers Weekly
 * "Walton and Hale, again collaborating under the pen name Ludworst Bemonster, return with a Christmas companion to their 2012 Frankenstein-meets-Madeline mashup, Frankenstein: A Monstrous Parody." ... ages 4-8 (Oct.)

Amazon
 * Look Inside! omits title page

Formats 5

l-Nathan Hale (writer), 1976, US ISFDB some done 2016-05-05


 * http://www.shannonassociates.com/artist/nathanhale
 * http://spacestationnathan.blogspot.com/
 * http://www.kidsreads.com/authors/nathan-hale

l-Rick Walton, 1957, Utah ISFDB done

Napoli / Schachner frogs
 * k1 starred 1992-10-01 http://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/donna-jo-napoli/the-prince-of-the-pond/ Amazon 0140371516 ; LCCN: 94-212072
 * k2 1995-05-01 http://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/donna-jo-napoli/jimmy-the-pickpocket-of-the-palace/ Amazon 014038037X ; LCCN: 94-26089
 * k3 -- Amazon 0525472649 ; LCCN not found ; OCLC: 53967073

"When she realizes that her friend Jimmy can change from frog to human and back again with aid of a magic ring, Gracie the frog tries to find a way to persuade him to remain a frog permanently."

Napoli's Egyptian Formats

Napoli's Greek Formats

2016-05-03 check for EN.wiki-missing at ISFDB Harry Allard http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?8636 James Berry ? which ? http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?112829 l-Jeff Brown (writer), b. Richard Chester Brown ISFDB done
 * wri

de:Quint Buchholz http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?157621 fr:Georges Chaulet http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?203353 Mavis Thorp Clark http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?162203 lwD. M. Cornish, David ISFDB done it:Nicoletta Costa http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?143020 Marjorie Darke http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?81805 Alexis Deacon ill http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?34208 Silvana Gandolfi http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?29925 Grace Hallworth http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?122812 Elizabeth Honey ill de:Sherryl Jordan http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?5537 Meme McDonald http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?178144 Pef ? Sam Peffer cover artist Roberto Piumini http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?122073 l-Judy Schachner Judith Byron Schachner ISFDB some done 2016-05-04; no "Judy" yet

Valerie Thomas http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?137769 Sami Toivonen http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?218991 Rod Trinca http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?104945 Jenny Wagner http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?88245 Frieda Wishinsky http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?138355

NewPub /title at ISFDB
"check" - need newspaper check for 1st ed. price

0514/13
 * The Dagger and the Bird
 * The Grandmother Stone
 * Stone of Terror: A Story of Suspense
 * Cat's Magic
 * A Net to Catch the Wind
 * Under the Enchanter
 * The Genie and Her Bottle
 * The Hawkstone
 * Stag Boy
 * The Witch of Castlekerry
 * The Poltergeist
 * The Wishing People
 * A Visit to Folly Castle
 * It
 * The Wheel of the Finfolk
 * Moonlight
 * Wolf Moon
 * October Moon
 * The Further Adventures of Gobbolino and
 * Castle Merlin
 * The Toymaker's Daughter
 * Firelord
 * Windlord
 * Earthlord
 * The Lost Legend of Finn -- US --not in newspapers
 * Huntley Nutley and the Missing Link -- US --not in newspapers
 * The House on the Edge of Things -- US only $2.00
 * The House Above the Trees -- UK only 7/6
 * March Has Horse's Ears and Other Stories -- US $3.75
 * March Has Horse's Ears -- UK 15/-
 * Long Ears: The Story of a Little Grey Do -- UK only 7/6
 * The Turf-Cutter's Donkey Kicks Up His He -- US only $2.00
 * The Turf-Cutter's Donkey Goes Visiting: -- UK only 5/-
 * The Turf-Cutter's Donkey: An Irish Story -- UK -- US $2.00
 * Whispering in the Wind -- (Australian?) AU 1969, UK 1971 --not found in newspapers by title search

Writers spring 2016

 * Parker Fillmore, wri.
 * ISFDB

m. writer Louise Dutton (Vassar C) yesterday at her home NY Times 1921-07-01 p9 witnesses Ethel M. Kelly, wri, J. Van Ezeren, artist


 * 1919 Czechoslovak https://lccn.loc.gov/19017830 ; 1998 Czech, Slovak, and Moravian https://lccn.loc.gov/2004400420
 * HDL (2))
 * HDL (2))

x+244+[5] (?)

1st US ed. (first London: Collins per OCLC 40750826, library record of a 1998 variant title) OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26844984">26844984</a> -- "x pages, 2 leaves, 3-243, [1] pages color frontispiece, illustrations plates 21 cm" LCCN: <a href="https://lccn.loc.gov/19017830"

p[vii-viii] Note, signed "August, 1919" and "P.F." pix-x Contents, lists 14 compound titles and "The Story That Never Ends" (p[241-44], text p243 only) p[xi] Full-Page Illustrations, lists five including frontispiece (color) and four (b/w) evidently on plates outside the page-count

<a href="https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000383303">Catalog record</a> at HathiTrust Digital Library (2 copies, library re-binding), as published by "Harcourt, Brace and Howe" although title pages show Harcourt, Brace and Company Catalog record -- "Czechoslovak fairy tales, retold by Parker Fillmore; with illustrations and decorations by Jan Matulka" (matches title page) -- "Harcourt, Brace and Howe" (Harcourt, Brace and Company per t.p.)


 * 1920 second Czech https://lccn.loc.gov/20017679
 * o with list of 20 contents
 * HDL (3)

on display Toronto Public Library The Globe 1920-12-01 p9

PF, an out-of-town member of the Cincinnati MacDowell Society; "his latest book, just off the press ... will be done in tableaux and song most artistically"; artist "Bohemian living in New York" has promised some of the original drawings for the exhibit --Cincinnati Enquirer 1920-11-21 pD2 "Random Notes"

Books for the Children, advert by McClurg's for Children's Book Week ''Chi. Tribune''
 * Story of D.D. $2.25
 * Swiss Fairy Tales $1.75
 * The Shoemaker's Apron $2.50

New Books for the Week at the Public Library SLPD 1920-03-13 p7


 * 1921 Jugoslav https://lccn.loc.gov/21018687
 * o with list of 14 contents
 * HDL (3)

"Real Books for Real Children" May Massee, second installment of her Christmas list ''Chi. Tribune'' 1921-11-20 pG12. II.--For Children from 7 to 10. "... they are about the fairy tale age. // So to them we offer the classic myths and tales and some novelties in fairy fancies."
 * David Blaize and the Blue Door, E. F. Benson, Doran, $2
 * The Old Tobacco Shop
 * Odysseus/Troy, Colum $2
 * Children of Odin, Colum $2
 * Czecho-S $2.25; continued Shoemaker's
 * and more "continued next Sunday"

Atlanta: Miller's Book Store Atlanta Constitution 1921-12-11 pD8
 * $2.25
 * also Swedish Fairy Book, Aesop's Fables, Chinese Fairy Book, Hero Tales of Ireland


 * 1922 Mighty Mikko https://lccn.loc.gov/22020322
 * o with list of 27 contents ; also Harrap 1922, Harrap 1923 printed Rahway NJ
 * HDL (3)

listings London: Harrap 7/6 net Scotsman 1923-08-09 Irish Times 1923-10-05

Poets and Artists ...: Children's Book Week ushers in ... Atlanta Constitution Virginia Bowman 1922-11-13 p9 -- this week exhibits in libraries and bookshops
 * Rootabaga Stories
 * PF's new collection, HB&Co
 * The Children Who Followed the Piper, Colum
 * London Doll, reissued illus. Emma Brock
 * Velveteen Rabbit
 * Bannertail, Ernest Thompson Seton, self-illus
 * Taytay's Tales (Hopi folklore)
 * Martin Pippin

New Children's Books for the Week at the Public Library SLPD 1922-05-07 pA12
 * another is Golden Fleece, Colum


 * 1923 The Wizard of the North: A Tale from the Land of Heroes https://lccn.loc.gov/23014976

Edward McDowell Colony, Peterborough NH


 * 1971 Provensen Book of Fairy Tales o


 * Charles J. Finger, wri
 * ISFDB

CJF at HathiTrust
 * 1924 Silver Lands
 * 1924 Doubleday, Page HDL catalog record Limited
 * 1925 Heinemann HDL HDL catalog record Limited
 * 1989 0590424475


 * 1922 Baron Munchausen HDL catalog record Full view 50+ pages


 * 1940 Golden Tales from Faraway wri Charles, ill Helen Amazon ASIN: B00331I1FE Winston, 1st ed.

check newspapers

CJF/Honore 1927 Tales Worth Telling at Amazon

CJF The Spreading Stain review NYTimes 1927-10-06 pBR23


 * Howard Pease, the Brit, wri. ISFDB

Gypsy Caravan, evidently by the American Howard Pease The British Howard Pease at HathiTrust Digital Library (Catalog)


 * Margaret Greaves, wri
 * ISFDB
 * l- done (27)
 * not at Kirkus; not at FantasticFiction

http://lccn.loc.gov/n78078775


 * 1974 Gryphon Quest o-155 no summ ; dnf newsppr 1974

"children's fantasy" per LibraryThing (no review); Goodreads only 1 edition, 2 ratings no reviews; Google Books no info ---submitted 2016-05-31
 * 1979 Abbotsbury o-142 summ, ill. Laszlo Acs ; The Guardian 1979-07-19 p11 advert by Pied Piper Books/Methuen Children's Books "Magic and realistic adventure" L2.95
 * 1980 Charlie, Emma o-92 no summ
 * 1982 Charlie, Emma o-108 no summ
 * 1984 Charlie, Emma o-94 summ
 * 1987 Hetty o-[94] no summ, ill. Derek Crowe
 * 1989 Charlie, Emma o no summ
 * 1991 Charlie, Emma o-94 summ (Read aloud series featuring dragons)


 * 1971 The Dagger and the Bird ; (variant US) ...: A Story of Suspense --done
 * 1972 The Grandmother Stone ; (variant US) Stone of Terror --done
 * 1979 A Net to Catch the Wind --done
 * 1980 Cat's Magic --done

1994 The Ice Journey k, ill. Alison Claire Darke, 32pp (Folklore/Picture book. 7-10), 0-460-88133-7


 * Oliver Jeffers, wri

VIAF=25675091 VIAF=2163145857102022922174 GND=1090186827 VIAF=599145857077522922067 Chile


 * William Rayner, wri
 * ISFDB
 * l- done (at Wikidata)

(1973, 77) LCCN=n 89630859 BNC=a10925697
 * Cecilia H. Hinde, wri ; Cecilia Hamilton per o

primarily as writer non-genre http://lccn.loc.gov/n50007557 75
 * Erick Berry


 * R. E. Jackson (Rosemary Elizabeth Innes Jackson)

T. O. Beachcroft, wri
 * Nina Beachcroft, wri


 * Margaret Greaves, wri

LCCN n78-78775 (27)

Cat's Magic at Amazon.com


 * Alet Schouten, wri Alet Schouten


 * Anne Carroll Moore, wri
 * ISFDB

ACM at HathiTrust (Limited views)

The Three Owls (columns) (3 vols.) o, o LCCN 25-27450 --evidently 1925 is volume one;


 * 1924 Nicholas (novel)
 * 
 * 1932 o

In this second book Nicholas, the little Dutch boy, comes back to New York in time for a Halloween flight over Long Island and his adventures end with a birthday surprise party.
 * NYHT 1932-09-25 p19 "Nicholas Goes on a Journey" review by May Lamberton Becker
 * o HDL ebook

check newspapers


 * Ursula Moray Williams, wri
 * at ISFDB

NewPub
 * 0517 The Further Adventures of Gobbolino and the Little Wooden Horse
 * 0517 Castle Merlin
 * 0515 The Toymaker's Daughter
 * 0514 De Dannan 1-2-3


 * Reginald Alec Martin, wri
 * E. C. Eliott at ISFDB
 * Reginald Alec Martin

VIAF=253432382 LCCN=nb2012015831
 * Rafe Bernard

LCCN=nb2012015841 BNE=XX4880793 NDL=00519996 http://lccn.loc.gov/nb2012015841

LCCN=nb2011009639 SELIBR=183872

VIAF=92295207 LCCN=nb2011009649
 * Simon Latter ; source for LCCN and Wikipedia may be http://www.reginaldalecmartin.co.uk/ reginaldalecmartin.co.uk]

LCCN=nb2012015845 + 3 BIBSYS inclg Latter|2088330 NDL=00747717


 * not helpful

VIAF=289487868


 * Rex Dixon, artist

VIAF=39173497 LCCN=no2008001485 VIAF=75019713 GND=132679663

Hitty
 * Rachel Field, wri
 * ACM The Three Owls, review by Josiah Titzell [later, second husband of Anne Parrish?] NYHT 1929-11-03 pK8
 * ACM NYHT 1929-11-03 pK8 --based on and quoting a letter from Dorothy Lathrop to ACM
 * Agatha L. Shea Chi. Tribune 1929-11-23 p15 --also Otis Adelbert Kline


 * "The Little French Doll" by Rachel Field --implies Hitty forthcoming asof 1929-07

for Bill Pifer?
 * ASK Widener: How print the entire page?


 * The Magic Pawnshop o 125p ill. Elizabeth MacKinstry ; $2.00 Bonner, "Experiments in Children's Books" Bookman 66.3 (1927-11) 330

$2.00 advert by the publisher NYHT 1927-11-13 pF20

OCLC shows "Online version"
 * at HDL, Limited (search only)

The magic pawnshop : a New Year's eve fantasy / by Rachel Field ; decorated by Elizabeth MacKinstry.


 * Eliza and the Elves, Macmillan, 1926, o 96p ill. Elizabeth MacKinstry ;

$2.00 from NYHT 1926-11-28 pF8 "Elves and Humans" review of multiple books by Leonore St. John Power --for very young children?

collection, 3 stories and verse, per The Bookman 1926-12 64.4 p473 "Among the New Children's Books" alice m. jordan


 * l- Tannen, wri ISFDB

Finn 1 - Kindle w Look Inside w cover ? ; B&N ISBN-13 2940044374669
 * Smashwords 9781301828968 2013-02-06 45,750 words

Finn 2 - Kindle w Look Inside w cover ? ; B&N ISBN-13 2940044300682
 * Smashwords 9781301572090 2013-02-06 29,090 words


 * lw Lady Gregory ISFDB
 * Cuchulain of Muirthemne (compare Mabinogion) 03-2086 links HathiTrust ; Formats
 * Gods and Fighting Men 04-1452 links HathiTrust

later eds. from 1970 ; Formats


 * l- Ryan, wri ISFDB

Ethel Cook Eliot, 1890-1972 d:Q18912505 done ; at ISFDB
 * see also Talk:Frank Fremont-Smith (brother-in-law?)

VIAF 46054293 ; 307369428 ICCU|CUBV058343 ; 282979668 NTA 114418152 ; LCCN n97107379 NDL 00930765

at WorldCat

2016-05-08 Palumba.com sells: (734) 995-5414
 * 9.95 Little House http://www.palumba.com/the-little-house-in-the-fairy-wood-by-ethel-cook-eliot.html
 * 12.00 http://www.palumba.com/the-wind-boy-by-ethel-cook-eliot.html
 * 12.00 House Above http://www.palumba.com/the-house-above-the-trees-by-ethel-cook-eliot.html
 * 12.00 House on the Edge http://www.palumba.com/the-house-on-the-edge-of-things-by-ethel-cook-eliot.html

2016-05-08 Meadowlark Toys and Sunbridge Books

2016-05-08 ABEbooks info on House/Little House

The House Above the Trees
 * Amazon 0961596171 hc (tp done)


 * 1918 The (Little) House in the Fairy Wood
 * 18-17241-121p\"col plates" (as 'The Little House')] Formats (1934 ed. missing)
 * Amazon 2014 paper

The House in the Fairy Wood OCLC print HDL ebook
 * HDL 1
 * HDL reprint as The Little House w 3 illus. [ ] 121p

but both title pages show "The Little House", as cat by LC

and reprint says originally The House http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/57597399 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/763166207

2016-05-05 submitted ; to self: later maybe say it better, here or at title record


 * 1923-09 The Wind Boy
 * 23-15471-238p\"illus"
 * Formats

Amazon paper


 * c1923 The House on the Edge of Things
 * 23-14206-100p\Frances Eliot Fremont-Smith ; OCLC (1923 only ed.)
 * Amazon 1923 first

latest books NYT 1923-11-04 BR26
 * capsule Hartford Courant 1923-11-25 p5B


 * ill. Frances Eliot Fremont-Smith --not found LCCN VIAF WorldCat
 * wife of Dr. Frank Fremont-Smith [1895-1974; LCCN n92120990‏], inferred from wedding notice of their granddaughter Nancy EF-S NYT 1968-06-09 p90, daughter of Dr. Paul Fremont-Smith of Cambridge, descendant of Samuel A. Eliot, Charles W. Eliot
 * plausible author of 1974 letter to the editor(?) Boston Globe 1974-01-01 p68
 * 1966 articles places suggests Children to Israel, rename Fellowship in Israel for Arab–Jewish Youth; chair[wo]man of that org's aid program for Palestine


 * The House Above the Trees
 * 1921 London 143p as by Queensway P o, Butterworth o
 * capsule Saturday Review 1921-12-10 px "With some slight change in the human dramatis personae [it] may be regarded as a continuation of [LHFW]."; both delightfully illus.
 * LHFW 9-yr-old American boy "finds refuge from ill-treatment among beings other than human. His new companions are creatures of the woodland, and conform to that benevolent and, so to speak, Christianised type, which has replaced the egotistical fauns and dryads, the malicious elves and fairies, of ancient folk-lore."
 * 1934 Queensway "without the plates" o
 * 2003 2nd ed. 2003-97139-143p\Anne Anderson ; o (earliest US ed. at WorldCat)
 * 2007 audiobook OCLC
 * Amazon audiobook


 * Buttercup Days
 * 188p o
 * capsule NY Times 1924-06-22 pBR12


 * 1928 The Dryad and the Hired Boy
 * 28-25355-276p\"col. front., plates" ; no illus. ; as ill McCarthy publ Country Life

W. B. Yeats at ISFDB

1998 ppb omnibus (+) Fairy & Folk Tales of Ireland Amazon

2015 hc omni ? Irish Folk and Fairy Tales Amazon

1893? Irish Fairy and Folk Tales LCCN 04-4638


 * 1888 + Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry ; 2011 Amazon LCCN 14-3512
 * 1891 Representative Irish Tales
 * 1892 + Irish Faerie Tales
 * 1893 The Celtic Twilight ; 2011 Dover pb subtitle : Faerie and Folklore Amazon LCCN unk81-35208
 * 1894 The Celtic Twilight: Men and Women LCCN 30-6798 with HathiTrust

Patricia Lynch at ISFDB
 * Turf-Cutter's series done 2016-05-05

Fiona Leaps the Bonfire, Dent, 12/6 per notice The Spectator 1957-11-29 p7 OCLC: <a href="http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/30248234">30248234</a> ill. Peggy Fortnum Amazon 0460056379 Littlehampton no date Dublin City Library summary
 * 1940 Grey Goose LCCN 40-12858 285
 * 1950 Seventh Formats LCCN 51-23902 200+
 * 1952 Tales Formats 53-29581 186
 * 1957 Fiona above 191p
 * 1959 Black Goat LCCN 61-34929 247