The Princess and the Goblin: And Other Fairy Tales (1872)
No. of pages 350
Published: 2014
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This book is part of a book series called Fairy Tale .
There are 350 pages in this book. This book was published in 2014 by Broadview Press Ltd .
Shelley King is Professor and Head of the Department of English at Queen's University. George MacDonald (1824-1905) was a Scottish poet and writer of fiction.
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"A judicious, insightful introduction prepares us for a wonderfully attentive reading of MacDonald's work--an excellent opener for all, but for undergraduates in particular. Shelley King and John Pierce include MacDonald's two essays on imagination, as well as excerpts from contemporary literary fairy tales and responses to his work, giving an enriching historical and literary context in which to understand the stories. A balanced, illuminating volume." -- Deirdre Baker, University of Toronto
"The exciting strength of this edition lies in the editors' astutely researched introduction, which skillfully places MacDonald's fairy tales in their contemporary literary context. All readers of MacDonald's work will be delighted with this selection and feel a hearty gratitude for the help that King and Pierce offer." -- Rolland Hein, Wheaton College
"This excellent new scholarly edition of The Princess and the Goblin attempts to place George MacDonald's beloved children's classic fully within its Victorian context ... this is an invaluable edition, one which will hopefully reinvigorate intellectual and imaginative interest in this seminal work of Victorian children's literature." -- Daniel Gabelman, Journal of the Marion E. Wade Center
