Summary Bibliography: E. Nesbit

Author: E. Nesbit Author Record # 5098
Legal Name: Bland, Edith
Birthplace: Kennington, Surrey, England, UK
Birthdate: 15 August 1858
Deathdate: 4 May 1924
Language: English
Webpages: booksellerworld.com, Encyclopedia of Fantasy, IMDB, Library of Congress, SFE, web.archive.org, Wikipedia-EN
Used These Alternate Names: Mrs. E. Bland, Mrs. Edith Bland, E. Bland, Evelyn Nesbit, Edith Nesbit,
E･ネズビット^?E. Nezubitto
Author Tags: Librivox (29), juvenile fantasy (12), horror (11), fantasy (7), ghosts (5), young-adult fantasy (3), time travel (2), transformation (2), revenge (1), Christmas (1), autobiography (1), fish (1), Wind (1), Seventh son (1), cats (1), steampunk (1), murder (1), crime (1), Atlantis (1), dragons (1) and 5 additional tags. View all tags for E. Nesbit

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Fiction Series

Bastable Children
- 1 The Story of the Treasure Seekers (1899)
- 2 The Wouldbegoods (1901) also appeared as:
  - Variant: The Would-be-Goods (1958)
- 3 New Treasure Seekers (1904)
- 4 Oswald Bastable and Others (1905) [C]
- The Robber and the Burglar (1899) [SF]
- Archibald the Unpleasant (1903) [SF]
- Over the Water to China (1904) [SF]
- The Conscience-Pudding (1904) [SF]
- The Flying Lodger (1904) [SF]
- The Golden Gondola (1904) [SF]
- The Intrepid Explorer and His Lieutenant (1904) [SF]
- The Lady and the License: or, Friendship's Garland (1904) [SF]
- The Poor and Needy (1904) [SF]
- The Road to Rome; or, The Silly Stowaway (1904) [SF]
- The Smuggler's Revenge (1904) [SF]
- The Turk in Chains; or, Richard's Revenge (1904) [SF]
- The Young Antiquaries (1904) [SF]
- Zaïda, the Mysterious Prophetess of the Golden Orient (1904) [SF]
- An Object of Value and Virtue (1905) [SF]
- The Arsenicators (1905) [SF]
- The Enchanceried House (1905) [SF]
- The Runaways (1905) [SF]
Fabian Time Fantasies
- 1 The House of Arden (1908) also appeared as:
  - Serializations:
  - The House of Arden (Part 8 of 11) (1908)
- 2 Harding's Luck (1909)
Five Children Universe
- 1 Five Children
  - 1 Five Children and It (1902) also appeared as:
    - Variant: Five Children and It (2007) [as by Edith Nesbit]
    - Translation: Der Sandelf [German] (2008) [as by Edith Nesbit]
  - 2 The Phoenix and the Carpet (1904) also appeared as:
    - Variant: The Phoenix and the Carpet (2019) [as by Edith Nesbit]
    - Variant: The Phoenix & the Carpet (2021) [as by Edith Nesbit]
    - Serializations:
    - The Phoenix and the Carpet: VI—Doing Good (1903)
  - 3 The Story of the Amulet (1906) also appeared as:
    - Serializations:
    - The Amulet (Part 8 of 12) (1905)
  - Bigger Than the Baker's Boy (1902) [SF]
  - The Five Children (1930) [O/1,2,3] also appeared as:
    - Variant: Five Children and It / The Phoenix and the Carpet / The Story of the Amulet (1979) [O]
    - Variant: The Psammead Trilogy (2022) [O/1-3]
  - from Five Children and It (excerpt) (2001) [SF]
  - from The Phoenix and the Carpet (excerpt) (2004) [SF]
  - from The Story of the Amulet (excerpt) (2004) [SF]
  - Psammead
    - 7 The Elder Brother (1902) [SF]
    - 8 Red Indians (1902) [SF]
    - 9 The Last Wish (1902) [SF]

Novels

The Enchanted Castle (1907) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Enchanted Castle (1907) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Zaczarowany zamek [Polish] (1971) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The Magic City (1910) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
Dormant (1911) also appeared as:
- Variant: Rose Royal (1912)
The Wonderful Garden (1911) also appeared as:
- Serializations:
- The Wonderful Garden (Part 2 of 11) (1911)
- The Wonderful Garden (Part 9 of 11) (1911)
Wet Magic (1913) also appeared as:
- Serializations:
- Wet Magic (Part 1 of 9) (1912)
- Wet Magic (Part 3 of 9) (1913)
- Wet Magic (Part 4 of 9) (1913)
- Wet Magic (Part 5 of 9) (1913)
- Wet Magic (Part 6 of 9) (1913)
- Wet Magic (Part 7 of 9) (1913)
- Wet Magic (Part 8 of 9) (1913)
Five of Us—and Madeline (1925)

Collections

Grim Tales (1893) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
Something Wrong (1893)
Peeps Into Fairyland (1896)
Pussy and Doggy Tales (1899) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
Nine Unlikely Tales for Children (1901) also appeared as:
- Variant: Nine Unlikely Tales (1960)
The Book of Dragons (1901)
Twenty Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare (1907) with William Shakespeare also appeared as:
- Variant: Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare (1998)
- Variant: Shakespeare's Stories for Young Readers (2006)
The Old Nursery Stories (1908) also appeared as:
- Variant: Fairy Tales for Young Readers: By the Author of Shakespeare's Stories for Young Readers (2015)
These Little Ones (1909)
Fear (1910)
The Magic World (1912) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
To the Adventurous (1922)
The Complete Book of Dragons (1972) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Last of the Dragons and Some Others (1975)
Fairy Stories (1977)
E. Nesbit's Tales of Terror (1983) also appeared as:
- Translation: Edith Nesbits skräckhistorier [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
In the Dark: Tales of Terror (1988) also appeared as:
- Variant: In the Dark (2000)
Whereyouwantogoto and Other Unlikely Tales (1993)
The Power of Darkness: Tales of Terror (2006)
The Seven Dragons and Other Stories (2006) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
The Power of Darkness and Other Chilling Tales (2012) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
The E. Nesbit Megapack (2014)
The Power of Darkness: Tales of Terror (2016) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
Horror Stories (2016)
In the Dark: Tales of Terror (2017)
From the Dead: The Complete Weird Stories of E. Nesbit (2018)
Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare for Children (2018)
The Collected Supernatural and Weird Fiction of Edith Nesbit: Volume 1 (2019) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
The Collected Supernatural and Weird Fiction of Edith Nesbit: Volume 2 (2019) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
L'ombra e altri oscuri racconti [Italian] (2020) [only as by Edith Nesbit]

Omnibus

Five of Us—and Madeline (1925) [O]
The Enchanted Castle and Five Children and It (2005) [O] [only as by Edith Nesbit]

Chapbooks

The Island of the Nine Whirlpools (1970)
The Magician's Heart (1971)
The Last of the Dragons (1980)
The Deliverers of Their Country (1985)
The Book of Beasts (1987)
The Cockatoucan (1987)
The Ice Dragon (1987)
The Town in the Library (1987)
Melisande (1989)
Man-Size in Marble (1997)
Jack and the Beanstalk (2006)
A Course in Magic (2011)

Nonfiction

Royal Children of English History (1896)
My School Days (1897) only appeared as:
- Variant: Long Ago When I Was Young (1966)
- Variant: My School Days (2010) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The Literary Sense (1903)
Wings and the Child; or, The Building of Magic Cities (1913)

Short Fiction Series

A Midsummer Night's Dream
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (abridged) (1895) with William Shakespeare
Professor de Lara
- A Course in Magic (2003) also appeared as:
  - Translation: O Curso de Magia [Portuguese] (2007)
- Professor de Lara and the Twopenny Spell (unknown) also appeared as:
  - Translation: O Professor de Lara e o Encantamento de Dois Centavos [Portuguese] (2003)
The Seven Dragons
- 1 The Book of Beasts (1899) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
- 2 Uncle James, or The Purple Stranger (1899) also appeared as:
  - Variant: Uncle James (1972)
  - Variant: The Purple Stranger (2006) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- 3 The Deliverers of Their Country (1899) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
- 4 The Ice Dragon, or Do As You Are Told (1899) also appeared as:
  - Variant: The Ice Dragon (1972)
  - Variant: The Ice Dragon (2006) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- 5 The Island of the Nine Whirlpools (1899) also appeared as:
  - Variant: The Island of the Nine Whirlpools (1899) [as by Edith Nesbit]
  - Variant: The Isle of the Nine Whirlpools (1972)
- 6 The Dragon Tamers (1899) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
- 7 The Fiery Dragon, or The Heart of Stone and the Heart of Gold (1899) also appeared as:
  - Variant: The Fiery Dragon (1972)
  - Variant: The Fiery Dragon (2006) [as by Edith Nesbit]

Short Fiction

Man-Size in Marble (1887) also appeared as:
- Translation: De Marmeren Beelden [Dutch] (1949)
- Variant: Man-Size in Marble (1966) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Variant: Man-Size in Marble (1982) [as by Evelyn Nesbit]
- Translation: Naturlig storlek i marmor [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: L'uomo di marmo [Italian] (1988) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Les hommes de marbre [French] (2000) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Des hommes de marbre [French] (2006)
- Variant: Man-Sized Marble (2018) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The Blue Rose (1891)
John Charrington's Wedding (1891) also appeared as:
- Variant: John Charrington's Wedding (1891) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Variant: John Charrington's Wedding (1970) [as by Evelyn Nesbit]
- Translation: John Charringtons Hochzeit [German] (1975) [as by Evelyn Nesbit]
- Translation: John Charringtons bröllop [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Il matrimonio di John Charrington [Italian] (1988) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The Ebony Frame (1891) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Linguist (1891)
The Poor Lovers (1892) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
The Mass for the Dead (1892) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
An Anniversary at the Hare and Billet (1892) with Oswald Barron
From the Dead (1893) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Mystery of the Semi-Detached (1893) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Mystery of the Semi-Detached (1893) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Il mistero della villetta bifamiliare [Italian] (2020) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Uncle Abraham's Romance (1893) also appeared as:
- Variant: Uncle Abraham's Romance (1893) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: La storia d'amore dello zio Abraham [Italian] (2020) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Hurst of Hurstcote (1893) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
A Grand Piece of Work (1893)
A Woman's Vengeance (1893)
Not Exceeding £5 (1893)
The Judgment: A Broadmoor Biography (1893)
Tim (1893)
Hamlet (abridged) (1895) with William Shakespeare
The Tempest (abridged) (1895) with William Shakespeare
The Winter's Tale (abridged) (1895) with William Shakespeare
Jack and the Beanstalk (1896)
Naughty Noel (1896)
The Babes in the Wood (1896)
The Blue Bird (1896)
The Fairy Fir-Cones (1896)
The Fly-Away Flock (1896)
The Prince, Two Mice, and Some Kitchen-Maids (1896)
The Wishing-Tree (1897)
A Noble Dog (1899)
A Powerful Friend (1899)
A Silly Question (1899)
Meddlesome Pussy (1899)
Nine Lives (1899)
Rats! (1899)
The Dyer's Dog (1899)
The Selfish Pussy (1899)
The Tables Turned (1899)
The Vain Setter (1899)
The White Persian (1899)
Tinker (1899)
Too Clever by Half (1899)
The Parrot and the Melodrama (1899)
The Letter in Brown Ink (1899)
Whereyouwantogoto; or, The Bouncible Ball (1899) also appeared as:
- Variant: Whereyouwantogoto (1901)
- Variant: Whereyouwantogoto (2006) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Kind Little Edmund, or The Caves and the Cockatrice (1899) also appeared as:
- Variant: Kind Little Edmund (1972)
- Variant: Kind Little Edmund (2006) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The Rolling Stone; or, The Plush Usurper (1899)
The Haunted Inheritance (1900)
The Cockatoucan (1900) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Cockatoucan; or, Great-Aunt Willoughby (1900)
- Variant: The Cockatoucan (2006) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Melisande, or Long and Short Division (1900) also appeared as:
- Variant: Melisande (1901)
- Translation: Melisande oder Lange und kurze Teilung [German] (1990) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Fortunatus Rex & Co. (1901) also appeared as:
- Variant: Fortunatus Rex & Co. or the Mystery of the Disappearing Schoolgirls (unknown)
The Blue Mountain (1901)
The Plush Usurper (1901)
The Sums That Came Right (1901)
The Town in the Library, in the Town in the Library (1901) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Town in the Library (1987)
Billy the King (1904)
The Ring and the Lamp (1904)
Billy and William (1905)
Molly, the Measles, and the Missing Will (1905)
Showing Off; or, the Looking-Glass Boy (1905)
Sir Christopher Cockleshell (1905)
The Charmed Life; or, the Princess and the Lift-Man (1905) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Charmed Life (1981)
The Princess and the Cat (1905)
The Related Muff (1905) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Twopenny Spell (1905)
The White Horse (1905)
Muscadel (1905)
The Followers (1905)
The Portent of the Shadow (1905) only appeared as:
- Variant: The Shadow (1910)
- Translation: Skuggan [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation:
  影^?Kage
  [Japanese] (2013) [as by
  E･ネズビット^?E. Nezubitto
  ]
- Variant: The Portent of a Shadow (2018)
- Variant: The Shadow (2019) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: L'ombra [Italian] (2020) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The House of Silence (1906)
Macbeth (abridged) (1907) with William Shakespeare
How Jake Went Home (1907)
The Cat-Hood of Maurice (1907) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Little Chap (1907)
The White Cat (1907) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
Beauty and the Beast (1908)
Cinderella (1908)
Dick Whittington and His Cat (1908)
Hop-o'-My-Thumb (1908)
Jack and the Beanstalk (1908)
Jack the Giant-Killer (1908)
Puss in Boots (1908)
The Mixed Mine (1908) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood (1908)
The Third Drug (1908) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Third Drug (1908) [as by E. Bland]
- Variant: The Third Drug (1908) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Variant: The Three Drugs (1908)
- Translation: De tre drogerna [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The Stolen Elephant (1908)
John of the Island (1909)
Lucy (1909)
The Ashpits (1909)
The Aunt and Amabel (1909) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Criminal (1909)
The Dog-Dream (1909)
The Left-Handed Sword (1909)
The Three Mothers (1909)
Thor and the Hammer (1909)
Kenneth and the Carp (1909) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Five Senses (1909) also appeared as:
- Translation: De fem sinnena [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Variant: The Five Senses (2010) [as by Edith Nesbit]
In the Dark (1910) also appeared as:
- Variant: In the Dark (1910) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Mörkret [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Nelle tenebre [Italian] (2018) [as by Edith Nesbit]
The New Samson (1910)
The Violet Car (1910) also appeared as:
- Translation: Den violetta bilen [Swedish] (1985) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: Das violette Automobil [German] (1987) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: La voiture pourpre [French] (2011) [as by Edith Nesbit]
No. 17 (1910) also appeared as:
- Variant: No. 17 (1910) [as by Mrs. E. Bland]
- Variant: No. 17 (1951) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Variant: No. 17 (1970) [as by Mrs. Edith Bland]
- Translation: Numero 17 [Italian] (2020) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: No. 17 [German] (2022) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Number 17 (1910)
The Marble Child (1910)
Accidental Magic (1912) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
Belinda and Bellamant (1912) also appeared as:
- Variant: Belinda and Bellamant (1912) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Variant: Belinda and Bellamant or the Bells of Carillon-Land (1912)
- Variant: The Bells of Carillon-Land (1997) [as by Edith Nesbit]
Septimus Septimusson (1912) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Magician's Heart (1912) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Princess and the Hedge-Pig (1912) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
Justnowland (1912) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Haunted House (1913) also appeared as:
- Variant: The Haunted House (1913) [as by E. Bland]
- Translation: Kummitustalo [Finnish] (1993)
- Variant: The Haunted House (2007) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: La casa infestata [Italian] (2020) [as by Edith Nesbit]
- Translation: A casa assombrada [Portuguese] (2021)
The Pavilion (1915) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Detective (1920)
To the Adventurous (1922)
Princess Zuleika of Rosyposia (1925)
The Last of the Dragons (1925) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Ugly-Wuglies (1968) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
The Egg (1973)
The Cats, the Cow, and the Burglar (1983)
Atlantis (1996) [only as by Edith Nesbit]
The Dragon Swarms (2010) [only as by Edith Nesbit]

Poems

The Ballad of Ferencz Renyi (1887)
The Message of June (1887)

Essays

My School Days (excerpt) (2018)

Non-Genre Titles

Short Fiction

The Power of Darkness (1905) [also as by Edith Nesbit]
The Head (1907) [also as by Edith Nesbit]

Summary Bibliography: E. Nesbit

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