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George MacDonald
10 December 1824 — 18 September 1905
Stories and Essay Listing
See George MacDonald's Poetry Listing Here.
Please Note: This list is not comprehensive, but is an ongoing work of the love of poetry.
Within this area you will be able to read, and give your thoughts on the poetry listed.
Please, if you find an error, let me know.
Read More About George MacDonald below the list
| Title | Period | # Words | # Reads | | 1: A Book Of Strife In The Form Of The Diary Of An Old Soul | | 22452 | 1140 | | 2: A Dish Of Orts | | 91435 | 1224 | | 3: A Double Story | | 34654 | 1210 | | 4: A Rough Shaking | | 111543 | 715 | | 5: Adela Cathcart, Vol. 1 | | 53634 | 708 | | 6: Adela Cathcart, Vol. 3 | | 59670 | 719 | | 7: Adela Cathcart, Vol. II | | 53490 | 891 | | 8: Alec Forbes Of Howglen | | 203795 | 1079 | | 9: Annals Of A Quiet Neighbourhood | | 160390 | 828 | | 10: At The Back Of The North Wind | | 91315 | 786 | | 11: Cross Purposes | | 7226 | 586 | | 12: David Elginbrod | | 176049 | 801 | | 13: Donal Grant | | 184375 | 749 | | 14: England's Antiphon | | 84081 | 620 | | 15: Far Above Rubies | | 23222 | 616 | | 16: Gutta Percha Willie: the Working Genius | | 49397 | 727 | | 17: Heather And Snow | | 76820 | 849 | | 18: Home Again | | 51878 | 749 | | 19: Hope Of The Gospel | | 53169 | 716 | | 20: If I Had A Father. A Drama. | | 33619 | 623 | | 21: Lilith | | 95238 | 837 | | 22: Malcolm | | 196295 | 894 | | 23: Mary Marston | | 179308 | 739 | | 24: Miracles Of Our Lord | 1870 | 54944 | 876 | | 25: Paul Faber, Surgeon | | 172896 | 862 | | 26: Phantastes A Faerie Romance For Men And Women | | 69892 | 767 | | 27: Port In A Storm | | 5343 | 656 | | 28: Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood | | 73496 | 869 | | 29: Robert Falconer | | 219977 | 771 | | 30: Salted With Fire | | 71753 | 784 | | 31: Sir Gibbie | | 192735 | 713 | | 32: St. George And St. Michael Volume I. | | 48115 | 686 | | 33: St. George And St. Michael Volume II. | | 59478 | 861 | | 34: St. George And St. Michael Volume III. | | 57509 | 722 | | 35: Stephen Archer | | 5956 | 604 | | 36: The Broken Swords | | 9063 | 601 | | 37: The Butcher's Bills. | | 13846 | 574 | | 38: The Castle | | 5386 | 638 | | 39: The Cruel Painter | | 13835 | 630 | | 40: The Elect Lady | | 60497 | 794 | | 41: The Flight Of The Shadow | | 67292 | 735 | | 42: The Giant's Heart. | | 7173 | 758 | | 43: The Gifts Of The Child Christ. | | 12898 | 661 | | 44: The Golden Key. | | 10872 | 628 | | 45: The Gray Wolf | | 2494 | 566 | | 46: The History Of Photogen And Nycteris. A Day And Night Maehrchen. | | 16438 | 754 | | 47: The Light Princess - A Fairy Tale | | 15313 | 790 | | 48: The Marquis Of Lossie | | 176010 | 951 | | 49: The Portent | | 40858 | 754 | | 50: The Princess And The Curdie - A Fairy Tale | | 56856 | 839 | | 51: The Princess And The Goblin - A Fairy Tale | | 52206 | 958 | | 52: The Seaboard Parish, Volume I. | | 60294 | 884 | | 53: The Seaboard Parish, Volume II. | | 52987 | 739 | | 54: The Seaboard Parish, Volume III. | | 53873 | 729 | | 55: The Shadows | | 11363 | 573 | | 56: The Vicar's Daughter | | 136343 | 797 | | 57: The Wow O'Riven | | 5952 | 616 | | 58: There & Back | | 175297 | 768 | | 59: Thomas Wingfold, Curate Volume I. | | 52939 | 763 | | 60: Thomas Wingfold, Curate Volume II. | | 57594 | 759 | | 61: Thomas Wingfold, Curate Volume III. | | 56630 | 950 | | 62: Uncle Cornelius His Story | | 9576 | 595 | | 63: Unspoken Sermons First Series | | 46883 | 909 | | 64: Unspoken Sermons Series Three | | 59663 | 1009 | | 65: Unspoken Sermons Series Two | | 71407 | 798 | | 66: Warlock o' Glenwarlock | | 185001 | 798 | | 67: Weighed and Wanting | | 168018 | 896 | | 68: What's Mine's Mine. Volume I. | | 51261 | 761 | | 69: What's Mine's Mine. Volume II. | | 51878 | 779 | | 70: What's Mine's Mine. Volume III. | | 50219 | 834 | | 71: Wilfrid Cumbermede | | 172375 | 746 |
About:
George MacDonald was a Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister.
Though no longer well known, his works have inspired admiration in such notables as W. H. Auden, J. R. R. Tolkien, and Madeleine L'Engle. For instance C. S. Lewis wrote that he regarded MacDonald as his "master".
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