William Wootten: Reading Walter de la Mare (2021)•
University of Bristol: William G. Wootten (1971- )Reading Walter de la Mare (2021)
[Habitat for Humanity, Wairau Park: Wed 17th April 2024].
William Wootten. Reading Walter de la Mare: Poems Selected and Annotated. London: Faber, 2021.
I was quite excited to come across Reading Walter de la Mare, the book pictured at the top of this post, in a local second-hand shop. De la Mare can be a bit obscure at times: you can read through the same oassage again and again without working out exactly what happened. The final paragaphs of Henry Brocken are a case in point. Did Criseyde get into that boat with him, or not?
I'd hoped that it would be a kind of reader's companion to his work, full of useful tips and guides to interpretation. Alas, it turned out to be an anthology of favourite poems by him with brief commentaries after each one: interesting, but not really quite what I was hoping for.
Don't get me wrong. I do like his poetry, but it's his short stories that interest me most - the ghost stories in particular. In fact I wrote a whole blogpost centred on one of the most intriguing of them: "The Green Room".
Perhaps my favourite among all of his many stories, though, is 'The Story of this Book": the strange, allegorical introduction to his classic anthology Come Hither (1923). W. H. Auden discusses it in some detail in the introduction to his own selection from de la Mare''s poetry. The story hinges on decoding the various names of the places (and people) involved: "Thrae" is Earth, for instance, and its proprietor, Miss Taroone, is Nature.
Auden describes these anagrams as simple enough - and so, for the most part, they are. There are a few which remain controversial, however. This is the list of interpretations as I have it at present:
- Thrae = Earth
- Sure Vine = Universe
- Ten Laps = Planets
- Miss Taroone = Mother Nature
- Nahum Tarune = Human Nature
- East Dene = Destiny - or East [of] Eden
- Simon = Somni [sleep]
- Linnet Sara Cuec = Natural Science
her name is Lynnet Sara Cueque, and an anagram for her name might be “Queer Uncany Tales.” “Uncanny” would need another “n,” obviously, but this is in line with the anagram for Taroone, in that it is by sound and not necessarily by exact spelling. The narrator says that Linnet Sara “could tell curious and rambling stories (as true as she could make them); and many of them were about the old days in Thrae, older days in Sure Vine, and about Miss Taroone.”A more plausible identification has subsequently been proposed Shoni (12/6/2018):
I have an idea of what Linnet Sara Cuec represents: 'Natural Science'. With the surname spelt as 'Cuec', it is a perfect anagram.]None of de la Mare's other anthologies begin in quite so teasing a way, but all of them include long passages of his own analytical and autobiographical prose among the selections from other writers.
For years I attempted to gather all the various collections of stories he'd written, in the hope of being able to read them all. Around the turn of the millennium, though, I discovered that the poet's grandson Giles was planning to publish the entire canon in three comprehensive volumes. I bought each of them as they came out, and they provide much of the bibliographical detail listed below.
It seems a fitting act of family piety, given that it was his father Richard who edited his own father Walter de la Mare's Complete Poems in 1967. Keeping it in the family, one might say. There's certainly something to be said for nepotism in this case, however: both of these projects are considerable works of scholarship in which I'd be hard put to it to find a flaw.
In any case, you'll find below a reasonably comprehensive (though not entirely exhaustive) list of all de la Mare's various collections of stories, together with lists of their contents. There's clearly a lot more to be said on the subject, but that's probably best left for future posts on my other blogsite, the one reserved for such matters of commentary and critique.
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Novels:
- Henry Brocken (1904)
- Henry Brocken: His Travels and Adventures in the Rich, Strange, Scarce-Imaginable Regions of Romance. 1904. Illustrated by Marian Ellis. London: W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., [1924].
- The Return (1910)
- The Return. 1910. London: Penguin Books, 1935.
- Memoirs of a Midget (1921)
- Memoirs of a Midget. 1921. Illustrated by Mabel Lapthorn. London: Collins, n.d.
- The Walter de la Mare Omnibus (1933)
- The Walter de la Mare Omnibus: Henry Brocken; The Return; Memoirs of a Midget. 1904, 1910, 1921. London: W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., [1933].
- The Riddle and Other Stories (1923) [Riddle]
- The Almond Tree
- The Count's Courtship
- The Looking-Glass
- Miss Duveen
- Selina's Parable
- Seaton's Aunt
- The Bird of Travel
- The Bowl
- The Three Friends
- Lispet, Lispett and Vaine
- The Tree
- Out of the Deep
- The Creatures
- The Riddle
- The Vats
- The Riddle and Other Stories. London: Selwyn & Blount Limited, 1923.
- Ding Dong Bell (1924) [Bell]
- Lichen
- Benighted
- Strangers and Pilgrims
- Winter
- Ding Dong Bell. London: Selwyn & Blount, 1924.
- Two Tales (1925)
- The Green Room
- The Connoisseur
- Two Tales. Edition limited to 250 numbered copies. London: Bookman's Journal Office, 1925.
- The Connoisseur and Other Stories (1926) [Connoisseur]
- Mr Kempe
- Missing
- The Connoisseur
- Disillusioned
- The Nap
- Pretty Poll
- All Hallows
- The Wharf
- The Lost Track
- The Connoisseur and Other Stories. 1926. London: W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., 1926.
- On the Edge (1930) [Edge]
- A Recluse
- Willows
- Crewe
- At First Sight
- The Green Room
- The Orgy: An Idyll
- The Picnic
- An Ideal Craftsman
- On the Edge: Short Stories. 1932. London: Faber, 1947.
- The Wind Blows Over (1936) [Wind]
- What Dreams May Come
- Cape Race
- Physic
- The Talisman
- In The Forest
- A Froward Child
- Miss Miller
- The House
- A Revenant
- A Nest of Singing-Birds
- The Trumpet
- The Wind Blows Over. London: Faber, 1936.
- The Nap and Other Stories (1936)
- The Bowl
- Maria-Fly
- Selina’s Parable
- The Nap
- All Hallows
- An Ideal Craftsman
- The Nap and Other Stories. The Nelson Classics. 1936. London: Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., n.d.
- Stories, Essays and Poems (1938)
- The Almond Tree
- Miss Duveen
- In the Forest
- At First Sight
- The Three Friends
- Missing
- The Green Room
- The Riddle
- The Orgy
- 'A Nest of Singing Birds'
- Sambo and the Snow Mountains
- A Revenant
- Lichen
- Stories, Essays and Poems. Introduction by the Author. Everyman’s Library, 940. London: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1938.
- Best Stories of Walter de la Mare (1942)
- The Almond Tree
- Miss Duveen
- An Ideal Craftsman
- Seaton's Aunt
- Crewe
- Missing
- Miss Miller
- The Orgy
- The Nap
- Physic
- The Picnic
- All Hallows
- The Trumpet
- The House
- 'What Dreams May Come'
- The Vats
- Best Stories of Walter de la Mare. London: Faber, 1942.
- The Collected Tales of Walter de la Mare (1950)
- The Riddle
- The Almond Tree
- In the Forest
- The Talisman
- Miss Duveen
- The Bowl
- The Tree
- An Ideal Craftsman
- Seaton's Aunt
- Lispet, Lispett and Vaine
- The Three Friends
- Willows
- Missing
- The Connoisseur
- The Nap
- All Hallows
- The Wharf
- The Orgy: An Idyll
- Cape Race
- The Physic
- The Trumpet
- The Creatures
- The Vats
- Strangers and Pilgrims
- The Collected Tales of Walter de la Mare. Ed. Edward Wagenknecht. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1950.
- A Beginning and Other Stories (1955) [Beginning]
- Odd Shop
- Music
- The Stranger
- Neighbours
- The Princess
- The Guardian
- The Face
- The Cartouche
- The Picture
- The Quincunx
- An Anniversary
- Bad Company
- A Beginning
- A Beginning and Other Stories. 1955. London: Faber, 1955.
- Ghost Stories (1956)
- Out of the Deep
- The House
- Revenant
- The Green Room
- Bad Company
- The Quincunx
- An Anniversary
- Ghost Stories. Lithographs by Barnett Freedman. 1956. London: The Folio Society, 1960.
- A Selection from His Writings (1956)
- from The Return
- Pigtails, Ltd.
- In the Forest
- from Memoirs of a Midget
- The Trumpet
- from Henry Brocken
- 'Benighted'
- Physic
- Walter de la Mare: A Selection from His Writings. Ed. Kenneth Hopkins. London: Faber, 1956.
- Eight Tales (1971)
- Kismet
- The Hangman Luck
- A Mote
- The Village of Old Age
- The Moon’s Miracle
- The Giant
- De Mortuis
- A:B:O.
- Eight Tales. Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House, 1971.
- Short Stories 1895–1926. Ed. Giles de la Mare (1996) [Collected I]
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The Riddle and Other Stories (1923)
- The Almond Tree
- The Count's Courtship
- The Looking-Glass
- Miss Duveen
- Selina's Parable
- Seaton's Aunt
- The Bird of Travel
- The Bowl
- The Three Friends
- Lispet, Lispett and Vaine
- The Tree
- Out of the Deep
- The Creatures
- The Riddle
- The Vats Ding Dong Bell (1924)
- Lichen
- Benighted
- Strangers and Pilgrims
- Winter The Connoisseur and Other Stories (1926)
- Mr Kempe
- Missing
- The Connoisseur
- Disillusioned
- The Nap
- Pretty Poll
- All Hallows
- The Wharf
- The Lost Track Uncollected stories:
- Kismet
- The Hangman Luck
- A Mote
- The Village of Old Age
- The Moon's Miracle
- The Giant
- De Mortuis
- The Rejection of the Rector
- The Match-Maker
- The Budget
- The Pear-Tree
- Leap Year
- Promise at Dusk
- Two Days in Town
- Short Stories 1895-1926. Ed. Giles de la Mare. 1923, 1924/36 & 1926. London: Giles de la Mare Publishers, 1996.
- Short Stories 1927–1956. Ed. Giles de la Mare (2000) [Collected II]
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On the Edge: Short Stories (1930)
- A Recluse
- Willows
- Crewe
- At First Sight
- The Green Room
- The Orgy: An Idyll
- The Picnic
- An Ideal Craftsman The Wind Blows Over (1936)
- What Dreams May Come
- Cape Race
- Physic
- The Talisman
- In The Forest
- A Froward Child
- Miss Miller
- The House
- A Revenant
- A Nest of Singing-Birds
- The Trumpet A Beginning and Other Stories (1955)
- Odd Shop
- Music
- The Stranger
- Neighbours
- The Princess
- The Guardian
- The Face
- The Cartouche
- The Picture
- The Quincunx
- An Anniversary
- Bad Company
- A Beginning Uncollected stories:
- The Lynx
- A Sort of Interview
- The Miller's Tale
- A:B:O. Unpublished stories:
- The Orgy: an Idyll, part II
- Late
- Pig
- Dr Iggatt
- Short Stories 1927-1956. Ed. Giles de la Mare. 1930, 1936 & 1955. London: Giles de la Mare Publishers, 2000.
- Out of the Deep and Other Supernatural Tales (2017)
- Kismet
- A:B:O.
- The Riddle
- Out of the Deep
- Seaton’s Aunt
- Winter
- The Green Room
- All Hallows
- A Recluse
- The Game at Cards
- Crewe
- A Revenant
- The Guardian
- Out of the Deep and Other Supernatural Tales. Ed. Gary Buzwell. London: The British Library, 2017.
- Out of the Deep (2025)
- Out of the Deep
- Seaton’s Aunt
- Out of the Deep. N.p.: Independently published: 2025.
- Mr. Kempe and Other Stories (2025)
- Mr. Kempe
- Benighted
- The Riddle
- The Creatures
- Mr. Kempe and Other Stories. N.p.: Independently published, 2025.
- The Three Mulla Mulgars (1910)
- The Three Royal Monkeys, or The Three Mulla-Mulgars. 1910. Illustrated by J. A. Shepherd. London: Faber, 1928.
- The Three Royal Monkeys. 1910. Illustrated by Mildred E. Eldridge. Harmondsworth: Puffin, 1979.
- Broomsticks and Other Tales (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Pigtails, Ltd
- The Dutch Cheese
- Miss Jemima
- The Thief
- Broomsticks
- Lucy
- A Nose
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire
- The Lovely Myfanwy
- Alice's Godmother
- Maria-Fly
- Visitors
- Broomsticks and Other Tales. London: Constable & Company Ltd., 1925.
- Tales Told Again (1927) [Told Again]
- The Hare and the Hedgehog
- The Four Brothers
- The Musicians
- Dick Whittington
- Cinderella and the Glass Slipper
- The Dancing Princesses
- Little Red Riding-Hood
- Jack and the Beanstalk
- The Turnip
- The Wolf and the Fox
- The Three Sillies
- Bluebeard
- Snow-White
- The Twelve Windows
- Clever Grethel
- Rumplestiltskin
- The Sleeping Beauty
- Molly Whuppie
- Rapunzel
- Tales Told Again. 1927. Illustrated by Alan Howard. Faber Fanfares. London: Faber, 1980.
- Stories from the Bible (1929) [Bible]
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The Garden of Eden
- The Creation of Man
- The Fall from Grace The Flood
- Joseph's Dream
- Joseph in Prison
- He Divines Pharaoh's Dream
- His Brothers Come Down Into Egypt
- He Reveals Himself
- He is Restored To His Father Moses
- The Ark of Bulrushes
- The Burning Bush
- The Petition to Pharoah
- The Plagues of Egypt
- Egypt is Afraid
- The Feast of the Passover
- The Flight from Egypt
- The Crossing of the Red Sea The Wilderness
- The Death of Moses
- The Fall of Jericho Samson
- The Angel
- The Riddle
- The Foxes in the Wheat
- Delilah
- Samson Betrayed Samuel
- His Childhood
- The Capture of the Ark
- The Ark is Restored Saul
- Saul and Samuel
- Saul is Made King
- King Nahash
- Jonathan
- King Agag David
- David Is Anointed King Over Israel
- David and Goliath
Joseph- Stories from the Bible. 1929. Illustrated by Edward Ardizzone. London: Faber, 1977.
- The Dutch Cheese (1931)
- The Dutch Cheese. Illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1931.
- The Lord Fish (1933) [Fish]
- The Lord Fish
- A Penny a Day
- The Magic Jacket
- Dick and the Beanstalk
- The Scarecrow
- The Old Lion
- Sambo and the Snow Mountains
- The Lord Fish. London: Constable & Company Ltd., 1925.
- Animal Stories Chosen, Arranged and in Some Part Rewritten (1939) [Animal]
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Stories
- The Hare and the Hedgehog
- The Mouse, The Bird and The Sausage
- The Story of the Three Little Pigs
- The Story of the Three Bears
- The Wolf and the Fox
- The Cat and the Mouse
- Henny Penny
- Puss in Boots
- All Gone
- Knurre Murre
- The Witch Hare
- The Fox and the Geese
- Mrs Fox
- Tom Tit Tot
- No Beard
- The Little Bird
- The Knight and the Greyhound
- Whittington and His Cat
- The Three Children of Fortune
- The Poor Miller's Boy and the Cat
- The Ass, The Table and The Stick
- The Travelling Musicians
- The Dog and the Sparrow
- The Grateful Beasts
- The Queen Bee
- The Golden Bird
- The Donkey
- The Goose Girl
- The Black Bull of Norroway
- Cherry or The Frog Bride
- Mr Fox
- The Bad Mother
- Tropsyn
- The Juniper Tree
- Ashputtel
- Cat Skin
- The Six Swans
- How The Manx Cat Lost Its Tail
- A Sailor's Yarn
- The Seal Man
- The Lord Fish
- Running Wolf Rhymes
- Underneath
- The Marriage of the Frog and the Mouse
- What
- There Was
- The World Turned Upside Down
- The Derby Ram
- Who Kill'd Cock Robin
- Cock Cock Coo
- Chitterabob
- The Mousikie
- Tillyvally
- The Hare
- Go and Tell
- Little Shon
- The Magicians
- There Was a Man
- The False Knight Upon the Road
- A Pie
- The Doggies
- What's There
- Hinty Minty
- Cat and Mouse
- If
- Poor Old Horse
- Bingo
- Awa'
- Hush a Ba
- Tony O
- The Tree in the Valley
- A Dis, A Dis
- Sleepest or Wakest Though
- What's in There
- Crrkk-Crrkk
- Buckee Buckee
- The Laily Weorm and the Machrel of the Sea
- Who? Who?
- A Sunny Shaft
- The Gay Goshawk
- Once
- The Broomfield Hill
- I saw a Peacock
- The Crocodile
- The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry
- Ah Me, Alas, Heigh Ho
- The Strange Visitor
- The Fatal Mermaid
- Animal Stories Chosen, Arranged and in Some Part Rewritten. London: Faber, 1939.
- Mr. Bumps and His Monkey (1942)
- The Old Lion
- Mr. Bumps and His Monkey. Illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop. Junior Literary Guild. New York & Philadelphia: John C. Winston Company, 1942.
- The Old Lion and Other Stories (1942)
- The Old Lion
- Maria-Fly
- The Lord Fish
- Sambo and the Snow Mountains
- The Old Lion and Other Stories. Illustrated by Irene Hawkins. London: Faber & Faber, 1943.
- The Scarecrow and Other Stories (1945)
- The Scarecrow
- The Lovely Myfanwy
- Broomsticks
- The Visitors
- The Scarecrow and Other Stories. Illustrated by Irene Hawkins. London: Faber & Faber, 1945.
- The Dutch Cheese and Other Stories (1946)
- The Dutch Cheese
- Lucy
- Alice's Godmother
- A Penny A Day
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire
- The Dutch Cheese and Other Stories. Illustrated by Irene Hawkins. London: Faber & Faber, 1946.
- Collected Stories for Children (1947)
- Dick and the Beanstalk
- The Dutch Cheese
- A Penny a Day
- The Scarecrow
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire
- The Lovely Myfanwy
- Lucy
- Miss Jemima
- The Magic Jacket
- The Lord Fish
- The Old Lion
- Broomsticks
- Alice's Godmother
- The Maria-Fly
- Visitors
- Sambo and the Snow Mountains
- The Riddle
- Collected Stories for Children. 1947. Illustrated by Robin Jacques. 1957. London: Faber, 1957.
- Collected Stories for Children. 1947. Illustrated by Robin Jacques. 1957. A Puffin Book. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1984.
- Selected Stories and Verses (1952)
- The Dutch Cheese
- A Penny a Day
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire
- The Old Lion
- The Magic Jacket
- Dick and the Beanstalk
- Selected Stories and Verses. A Puffin Story Book. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1952.
- The Dutch Cheese and Other Stories (1988)
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire
- Alice's Godmother
- The Dutch Cheese
- Broomsticks
- Miss Jemima
- The Lovely Myfanwy
- The Lord Fish
- The Riddle
- The Dutch Cheese and Other Stories. Puffin Classics. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1988.
- Short Stories for Children. Ed. Giles de la Mare (2006)
-
Broomsticks and Other Tales (1925)
- Pigtails, Ltd
- The Dutch Cheese
- Miss Jemima
- The Thief
- Broomsticks
- Lucy
- A Nose
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire
- The Lovely Myfanwy
- Alice's Godmother
- Maria-Fly
- Visitors The Lord Fish (1933)
- The Lord Fish
- A Penny a Day
- The Magic Jacket
- Dick and the Beanstalk
- The Scarecrow
- The Old Lion
- Sambo and the Snow Mountains
- Short Stories for Children. Ed. Giles de la Mare. Illustrated by ‘Bold’ & Rex Whistler. 1925 & 1933. London: Giles de la Mare Publishers, 2006.
- Kismet (1895) [Collected I]
- The Hangman Luck (1895) [Collected I]
- A Mote (1895) [Collected I]
- The Village of Old Age (1895) [Collected I]
- The Moon's Miracle (1895) [Collected I]
- A:B:O. (c. 1896) [Collected II]
- The Giant (1901) [Collected I]
- De Mortuis (1901) [Collected I]
- The Rejection of the Rector (1901) [Collected I]
- The Riddle (1903) [Riddle]
- In The Forest (1904) [Wind]
- An Ideal Craftsman (1905) [Edge]
- 'Benighted' (1906) [Bell]
- The Quincunx (1906) [Beginning]
- The Match-Makers (1906) [Collected I]
- The Talisman (1907) [Wind]
- The Budget (1907) [Collected I]
- The Count's Courtship (1907) [Riddle]
- The Pear-Tree (1907) [Collected I]
- Lichen (1907) [Bell]
- Leap Year (1908) [Collected I]
- The Dutch Cheese (1908) [Broomsticks]
- The Bird of Travel (1908) [Riddle]
- The Almond Tree (1909) [Riddle]
- The Three Friends (1913) [Riddle]
- The Vats (1917) [Riddle]
- Promise at Dusk (1919) [Collected I]
- Selina's Parable (1919) [Riddle]
- The Creatures (1920) [Riddle]
- Two Days in Town (1920) [Collected I]
- Seaton's Aunt (1922) [Riddle]
- The Tree (1922) [Riddle]
- Lispet, Lispett and Vaine (1923) [Riddle]
- Miss Jemima (1923) [Broomsticks]
- The Looking-Glass (1923) [Riddle]
- Miss Duveen (1923) [Riddle]
- The Bowl (1923) [Riddle]
- Out of the Deep (1923) [Riddle]
- The Story of this Book (1923) [Come Hither]
- The Wharf (1924) [Connoisseur]
- Lucy (1924) [Broomsticks]
- Winter (1924) [Bell]
- The Thief (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Pretty Poll (1925) [Connoisseur]
- The Green Room (1925) [Edge]
- The Connoisseur (1925) [Connoisseur]
- Pigtails, Ltd. (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Maria-Fly (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Broomsticks (1925) [Broomsticks]
- The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Visitors (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Mr Kempe (1925) [Connoisseur]
- The Scarecrow (1925) [Fish]
- A Nose (1925) [Broomsticks]
- The Lovely Myfanwy (1925) [Broomsticks]
- Alice's Godmother (1925) [Broomsticks]
- A Recluse (1926) [Edge]
- The Lord Fish (1926) [Fish]
- Missing (1926) [Connoisseur]
- Disillusioned (1926) [Connoisseur]
- The Nap (1926) [Connoisseur]
- All Hallows (1926) [Connoisseur]
- The Lost Track (1926) [Connoisseur]
- At First Sight (1927) [Edge]
- A Penny a Day (1927) [Fish]
- The Hare and the Hedgehog (1927) [Told Again]
- The Four Brothers (1927) [Told Again]
- The Musicians (1927) [Told Again]
- Dick Whittington (1927) [Told Again]
- Cinderella and the Glass Slipper (1927) [Told Again]
- The Dancing Princesses (1927) [Told Again]
- Little Red Riding-Hood (1927) [Told Again]
- Jack and the Beanstalk (1927) [Told Again]
- The Turnip (1927) [Told Again]
- The Wolf and the Fox (1927) [Told Again]
- The Three Sillies (1927) [Told Again]
- Bluebeard (1927) [Told Again]
- Snow-White (1927) [Told Again]
- The Twelve Windows (1927) [Told Again]
- Clever Grethel (1927) [Told Again]
- Rumplestiltskin (1927) [Told Again]
- The Sleeping Beauty (1927) [Told Again]
- Molly Whuppie (1927) [Told Again]
- Rapunzel (1927) [Told Again]
- The Magic Jacket (1928) [Fish]
- Crewe (1929) [Edge]
- Willows (1929) [Edge]
- Cape Race (1929) [Wind]
- The Creation of Man (1929) [Bible]
- The Fall from Grace (1929) [Bible]
- The Flood (1929) [Bible]
- Joseph's Dream (1929) [Bible]
- Joseph in Prison (1929) [Bible]
- He Divines Pharaoh's Dream (1929) [Bible]
- His Brothers Come Down Into Egypt (1929) [Bible]
- He Reveals Himself (1929) [Bible]
- He is Restored To His Father (1929) [Bible]
- The Ark of Bulrushes (1929) [Bible]
- The Burning Bush (1929) [Bible]
- The Petition to Pharaoh (1929) [Bible]
- The Plagues of Egypt (1929) [Bible]
- Egypt is Afraid (1929) [Bible]
- The Feast of the Passover (1929) [Bible]
- The Flight from Egypt (1929) [Bible]
- The Crossing of the Red Sea (1929) [Bible]
- The Death of Moses (1929) [Bible]
- The Fall of Jericho (1929) [Bible]
- The Angel (1929) [Bible]
- The Riddle (1929) [Bible]
- The Foxes in the Wheat (1929) [Bible]
- Delilah (1929) [Bible]
- Samson Betrayed (1929) [Bible]
- His Childhood (1929) [Bible]
- The Capture of the Ark (1929) [Bible]
- The Ark is Restored (1929) [Bible]
- Saul and Samuel (1929) [Bible]
- Saul is Made King (1929) [Bible]
- King Nahash (1929) [Bible]
- Jonathan (1929) [Bible]
- King Agag (1929) [Bible]
- David Is Anointed King Over Israel (1929) [Bible]
- David and Goliath (1929) [Bible]
- The Picnic (1930) [Edge]
- The Orgy: An Idyll (1930) [Edge]
- The Orgy: an Idyll, part II (c. 1930) [Collected II]
- Miss Miller (1930) [Wind]
- The Lynx (c. 1930) [Collected II]
- A Froward Child (1932) [Wind]
- The House (1932) [Wind]
- A Nest of Singing-Birds (1933) [Wind]
- Dick and the Beanstalk (1933) [Fish]
- The Old Lion (1933) [Fish]
- Sambo and the Snow Mountains (1933) [Fish]
- What Dreams May Come (1934) [Wind]
- Strangers and Pilgrims (1936) [Bell]
- Physic (1936) [Wind]
- The Trumpet (1936) [Wind]
- A Sort of Interview (1936) [Collected II]
- A Revenant (1936) [Wind]
- Odd Shop (1937) [Beginning]
- The Guardian (1938) [Beginning]
- The Hare and the Hedgehog (1939) [Animal]
- The Mouse, The Bird and The Sausage (1939) [Animal]
- The Story of the Three Little Pigs (1939) [Animal]
- The Story of the Three Bears (1939) [Animal]
- The Wolf and the Fox (1939) [Animal]
- The Cat and the Mouse (1939) [Animal]
- Henny Penny (1939) [Animal]
- Puss in Boots (1939) [Animal]
- All Gone (1939) [Animal]
- Knurre Murre (1939) [Animal]
- The Witch Hare (1939) [Animal]
- The Fox and the Geese (1939) [Animal]
- Mrs Fox (1939) [Animal]
- Tom Tit Tot (1939) [Animal]
- No Beard (1939) [Animal]
- The Little Bird (1939) [Animal]
- The Knight and the Greyhound (1939) [Animal]
- Whittington and His Cat (1939) [Animal]
- The Three Children of Fortune (1939) [Animal]
- The Poor Miller's Boy and the Cat (1939) [Animal]
- The Ass, The Table and The Stick (1939) [Animal]
- The Travelling Musicians (1939) [Animal]
- The Dog and the Sparrow (1939) [Animal]
- The Grateful Beasts (1939) [Animal]
- The Queen Bee (1939) [Animal]
- The Golden Bird (1939) [Animal]
- The Donkey (1939) [Animal]
- The Goose Girl (1939) [Animal]
- The Black Bull of Norroway (1939) [Animal]
- Cherry or The Frog Bride (1939) [Animal]
- Mr Fox (1939) [Animal]
- The Bad Mother (1939) [Animal]
- Tropsyn (1939) [Animal]
- The Juniper Tree (1939) [Animal]
- Ashputtel (1939) [Animal]
- Cat Skin (1939) [Animal]
- The Six Swans (1939) [Animal]
- How The Manx Cat Lost Its Tail (1939) [Animal]
- A Sailor's Yarn (1939) [Animal]
- The Seal Man (1939) [Animal]
- The Lord Fish (1939) [Animal]
- Running Wolf (1939) [Animal]
- The Face (1950) [Beginning]
- Music (1952) [Beginning]
- The Princess (1952) [Beginning]
- An Anniversary (1952) [Beginning]
- Bad Company (1954) [Beginning]
- The Stranger (1954) [Beginning]
- The Cartouche (1954) [Beginning]
- The Picture (1955) [Beginning]
- The Miller's Tale (1955) [Collected II]
- Neighbours (1955) [Beginning]
- A Beginning (1955) [Beginning]
- Late (1955) [Collected II]
- Pig (1955) [Collected II]
- Dr Iggatt (1955) [Collected II]
- [as 'Walter Ramal'] Songs of Childhood (1902)
- Poems (1906)
- The Listeners (1912)
- Peacock Pie (1913)
- Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes. 1913. Illustrated by Edward Ardizzone. London: Faber, 1946.
- The Sunken Garden and Other Poems (1917)
- Motley and Other Poems (1918)
- The Veil and Other Poems (1921)
- Down-Adown-Derry: A Book of Fairy Poems (1922)
- A Child's Day: A Book of Rhymes (1924)
- Selected Poems by Walter de la Mare (1927)
- Stuff and Nonsense and So On (1927)
- This Year: Next Year (1937)
- Bells and Grass (1941)
- Time Passes and Other Poems (1942)
- Collected Poems (1942)
- Collected Poems. Decorations by Berthold Wolpe. 1942. London: Faber, 1944.
- Collected Rhymes and Verses (1944)
- Collected Rhymes and Verses. Decorations by Berthold Wolpe. London: Faber, 1944.
- Inward Companion (1950)
- O Lovely England (1952)
- A Choice of de la Mare’s Verse. Ed. W. H. Auden (1963)
- A Choice of de la Mare’s Verse. Ed. W. H. Auden. London: Faber, 1963.
- The Complete Poems. Ed. Giles de la Mare (1969)
- The Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare. Ed. Richard de la Mare. 1969. London: Faber, 1975.
- Alone (1927)
- Self to Self (1928)
- The Snowdrop (1929)
- News (1930)
- To Lucy (1931)
- The Winnowing Dream (1954)
- Crossings: A Fairy Play (1921)
- Crossings: A Fairy Play. Music by C. Armstrong Gibbs. Illustrated by Dorothy P. Lathrop. London: W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., 1923.
- Some Women Novelists of the 'Seventies (1929)
- Desert Islands and Robinson Crusoe (1930)
- Desert Islands and Robinson Crusoe. Decorations by Rex Whistler. 1930. London: Faber, 1988.
- Lewis Carroll (1930)
- The Early Novels of Wilkie Collins (1932)
- Early One Morning, in the Spring: Chapters on Children and on Childhood As It Is Revealed in Particular in Early Memories and in Early Writings (1935)
- Early One Morning in the Spring: Chapters on Children and on Childhood as it is revealed in particular in Early Memories and in Early Writings. London: Faber, 1935.
- Pleasures and Speculations (1940)
- Pleasures and Speculations. London: Faber, 1940.
- Private View (1953)
- Private View. Introduction by Lord David Cecil. London: Faber, 1953.
- Edward Thomas. Collected Poems. Foreword by Walter de la Mare (1920)
- Edward Thomas. Collected Poems. Foreword by Walter de la Mare. 1920. London & Boston: Faber, 1979.
- Come Hither (1923) [Come Hither]
- The Story of this Book
- Come Hither: A Collection of Rhymes and Poems for the Young of All Ages. 1923. New edition. 1928. London: Constable and Co. Ltd., 1943.
- Come Hither: A Collection of Rhymes and Poems for the Young of All Ages. 1923. New edition. 1928. Wood-engravings by Diana Bloomfield. 1957. New edition. 1960. London: Constable and Co. Ltd., 1962.
- Tom Tiddler's Ground (1931)
- Tom Tiddler’s Ground: A Book of Poetry for Children. 1931. Foreword by Leonard Clark. Illustrated by Margery Gill. 1961. London: The Bodley Head, 1975.
- Old Rhymes and New (1932)
- Behold, This Dreamer!: Of Reverie, Night, Sleep, Dream, Love-Dreams, Nightmare, Death, the Unconscious, the Imagination, Divination, the Artist, and Kindred Subjects (1942)
- Behold, this Dreamer!: Of Reverie, Night, Sleep, Dream, Love-Dreams, Nightmare, Death, the Unconscious, the Imagination, Divination, the Artist, and Kindred Subjects. London: Readers’ Union, 1942.
- Love (1943)
- Love. London: Faber, 1943.
- Brain, Russell. Tea with Walter de la Mare. Drawing by Andrew Freeth. London: Faber, 1957.
- [Clark, Leonard. Walter de la Mare: A Checklist prepared on the occasion of an exhibition of his books and MSS at the National Book League, 7 Albemarle Street, London W1 (20th April to 19th May 1956). Introduction by Lord David Cecil. Cambridge: The University Press, 1956.]
- Whistler, Theresa. Imagination of the Heart: The Life of Walter de la Mare. London: Gerald Duckworth & Co. Ltd., 1993.
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