George MacDonald

George MacDonald (1824-1905) was a Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister. He is best known for his fantasy novels, such as The Princess and the Goblin and Phantastes, as well as his fairy tales and fantasy stories. He was a major influence on C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and other authors of fantasy and children's literature. MacDonald was also a prolific writer of sermons, poetry, and literary criticism. He was a strong advocate of Christian universalism, which holds that all people will eventually be reconciled to God.

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Works by George MacDonald

• The Golden Key (1867)
• At the Back of the North Wind (1871)
• Phantastes (1858)
• The Light Princess (1864)
• The Cruel Painter (1875)
• The Castle (1870)
• The Wow o'Riven (1874)
• The Broken Swords (1954)
• The Gray Wolf (1864)
• Uncle Cornelius his Story (1863)
• Stephen Archer (1879)
• The Gifts of the Child Christ (1882)
• The History of Photogen and Nycteris. a Day and Night Maehrchen (1890)
• The Butcher's Bills (1865)
• Port in a Storm (1856)
• If I had a Father. a Drama (1864)
• The Imagination: its Functions and its Culture (1893)
• A Sketch of Individual Development (1879)
• St. George's Day, 1564 (1564)
• The Art of Shakspere, as Revealed by Himself (1875)
• The Elder Hamlet (1869)
• On Polish (1874)
• Browning's "Christmas Eve" (1860)
• Essays on some of the Forms of Literature (1868)
• The History and Heroes of Medicine (1943)
• Wordsworth's Poetry (1856)
• Shelley (1870)
• A Sermon (1867)
• True Christian Ministering (1875)
• The Fantastic Imagination (1893)
• The Princess and the Goblin (1872)
• The Princess and Curdie (1872)
• Lilith (1895)
• A Book of Strife in the Form of the Diary of an Old Soul (1880)
• A Double Story (1857)
• St. George and St. Michael. Volume I (1872)
• St. George and St. Michael. Volume Ii (1872)
• St. George and St. Michael. Volume Iii (1872)
• What's Mine's Mine. Volume I (1864)
• What's Mine's Mine. Volume Ii (1864)