Andrew Lang - Libros y biografía

In his "Blue Fairy-Book" Mr. Andrew Lang did not exhaust the fairy treasury, and in this companion volume he has collected many attractive tales. They are mainly from Madame d'Aulnoy and other French...

With "The Pink Fairy Book" Mr. Lang has exhausted the primary colors without coming to an end of his store of fairytales. This time he has gone further afield, though without finding much that is new....

Mr. Lang does not claim to have said the lastword in the tragedy of Mary Stuart. She and Marie Antoinette will probably continue to furnish "copy" for ages to come. As long as the "copy' is given to us...

Andrew Lang's 'XXXII Ballades in Blue China' published in 1885 is a collection of thirty-two ballades that incorporate elements of Eastern culture and mythology. The book's literary style combines traditional...

A noted non-Catholic writer on pedagogical subjects stated some time ago that if his own religious body had the wealth of story contained in the lives of the saints of the Catholic Church, it would be...

A storyteller's night without one of Mr. Andrew Lang's books of fairy tales would be but a dull affair. This one is " The Crimson Fairy Book ", made up of some three dozen tales chosen, as in previous...

The aim of this book is to prove that the Homeric Epics, as wholes, and apart from passages gravely suspected in antiquity, present a perfectly harmonious picture of the entire life and civilisation of...

This book is annotated with a rare extensive biographical sketch of the author, Andrew Lang, written by Sir Edmund Gosse, CB, a contemporary poet and writer. The book: The recent revival of interest...

This book is annotated with a rare extensive biographical sketch of the author, Andrew Lang, written by Sir Edmund Gosse, CB, a contemporary poet and writer. The book: The recent revival of interest...

In Andrew Lang's 'Oxford,' readers are taken on a journey through the hallowed halls of one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Lang's detailed descriptions and poetic prose bring to life...

Mr. Andrew Lang has made this collection of what used to be called pieces of verse for the delectation of young readers. Precisely what kind of verse is most to the taste of the ripening minds of the...

In 'The World of Homer' by Andrew Lang, readers are taken on a scholarly exploration of the literary world of Homer, focusing on the context and themes of his epic poems. Lang delves into the cultural...

All the stories about Princes and Princesses in this book are true stories out of old books of history. There are some children who make life difficult by saying, first that stories about fairies are...

Andrew Lang's 'Prince Prigio' is a whimsical fairy tale that blends humor, clever wordplay, and moral lessons to create a truly charming narrative. Set in a fantastical kingdom, the story follows the...

Andrew Lang's 'The Arabian Nights Entertainments' is a timeless collection of Middle Eastern folk tales and stories that have captivated readers for generations. With a mix of adventure, romance, and...

Whatever Mr. Andrew Lang writes he writes well. There is nish and polish to his work, the desiderata in all species of labor, but more especially in literature. His latest book, The Disentanglers, tends...

In 'Much Darker Days' by Andrew Lang, the reader is transported to a world of mystery and suspense, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy are blurred. Lang's descriptive prose and vivid imagery...

In 'The Pink Fairy Book' by Andrew Lang, readers are transported into a magical world filled with enchanting fairy tales from around the globe. Lang showcases his literary prowess by intricately weaving...

"Myth, Ritual and Religion" in 2 volumes is one of the best-known works by a Scottish author Andrew Lang first published in 1887, in which he explained the "irrational" elements of mythology as survivals...

Andrew Lang's 'Myth, Ritual and Religion' is a two-volume masterpiece that delves deep into the realms of mythology, rituals, and religions across different cultures. Through a scholarly lens, Lang explores...

Andrew Lang's 'The Book of Dreams and Ghosts' delves into the realm of the supernatural with a collection of haunting tales and eerie encounters. Written in Lang's engaging and descriptive prose, the...

Andrew Lang's 'New Collected Rhymes' is a collection of whimsical and captivating poems that cater to readers of all ages. Known for his folkloric works, Lang brings his storytelling prowess to the realm...

Andrew Lang's 'Prince Prigio' is a captivating fairy tale filled with wit, charm, and satire. Written in a classic storytelling style, Lang weaves a whimsical narrative where the protagonist, Prince Prigio,...

In 'Old Friends' by Andrew Lang, readers are taken on a journey through a collection of nostalgic and heartwarming tales that delve into the notion of friendship. Lang's writing style is characterized...

Andrew Lang's 'The Orange Fairy Book' is a captivating collection of fairy tales from around the world, each more enchanting than the last. Lang's literary style effortlessly weaves together folklore...

In 'The Mystery of Mary Stuart' by Andrew Lang, the author delves into the enigmatic life of the Scottish queen, Mary Stuart, unraveling the complexities of her reign and the conspiracies that surrounded...

In "The Puzzle of Dickens's Last Plot", Andrew Lang delves into the complexities and ambiguities present in Charles Dickens's final literary work. Lang's scholarly approach unravels the intricacies of...

In 'Books and Bookmen' by Andrew Lang, the author explores the world of literature through a series of essays that touch on various aspects of books and their creators. Lang's literary style is insightful...

In Andrew Lang's The Lilac Fairy Book, readers are transported to a world of enchanting fairy tales from various cultures, beautifully retold and curated by the author. Lang's literary style is characterized...

The ways were rude and long from Bordeaux town to Orleans, whither I had set my face, not knowing, when I left my own country, that the city was beleaguered by the English. For who could guess that lords...