Miscellany One

Miscellany One
Publication	1964
Format	Anthology
Audience	Children

Miscellany One is an anthology of fiction, drama, and non-fiction for children edited by Edward Blishen, published by Oxford University Press in 1964. Rosemary Sutcliff's story "The Fugitives" was written for the collection, illustrated by Charles Keeping. The anthology was followed by Miscellany Two through Miscellany Six (1965-1969).

Contents

1. "Island Holiday" by Margaret MacPherson
2. "A Bird's World" by Terry Gompertz
3. "The Mersey Look" by Eric Allen"
4. "Mischa My Bear" by Hans Baumann
5. "Ballad of the Frog Princess" by Charles Causley
6. "Fantastic Things" by Hans Baumann
7. "David's Picture" by Francis Hoyland
8. "Joe Smith, or the Day the World Went Mad" by Geoffrey Summerfield
9. "The Fugitives" by Rosemary Sutcliff
10. "The Children Take Over" by Gillian Avery
11. "Our Field" by Juliana Horatia Ewing
12. "The Isle of Giants and Pygmies" by Hans Baumann
13. "A Jugoslav Looks at England" by Petar Curcija
14. "Farthing's Cousin" by Edward Blishen
15. "Deep Down in the Sea" by Hans Baumann
16. "Stage School" by Kate Hudson
17. "Benjamin Britten" by Roger Norrington
18. "The Black Cat and the Willing Lap" by Nancy Smith
19. "The Boy and the Grandmother" by Frederick Grice
20. "The Names of Places" by G. J. Copley
21. "A Song fro England" by Andrew Salkey
22. "Egil Skalla-Grimsson" by Alan Boucher
23. "The Thingummy Jig" by R. C. Scriven
24. "The River Dragon" by Tony Gibson
25. "The Gleaming Jet-Black Raven" by Hans Baumann
26. "Abbot's Way" by Rodney Thornton
27. "Owlishness" by Hans Baumann
28. "Going Ski-ing" by Daniel Roberts
29. "The Flea-Market" by Hans Baumann
30. "What Hammy Did" by Jenifer Wayne
31. "A Song for Jamaica" by Andrew Salkey

Publication history

1. London : Oxford University Press, 1964.
2. New York : Franklin Watts, 1965.