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This pocketbook-sized anthology (10cm) of Christina Georgina Rossetti's poems was published by Collins’ Clear-Type Press in London and Glasgow (also known as William Collins & Sons). Its date of publication is unspecified but estimated to be 1890. The book itself is bound in suede for durability. It is kept within the Children's Literature Archive at the Ryerson University Centre for Digital Humanities.

This book contains Rossetti's "Goblin Market" as its first poem, accompanied by coloured illustrations of an unknown artist. Other poems in the book are "Dream land", "Winter...

This is an image of the cover page of the 1973 Green Tiger Press published republication of Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market, originally published in London in 1893. The book was originally published by Macmillan and Company, and then republished 80 years later by Green Tiger Press in La Jolla, California, for what is assumed to be because of copyright. Green Tiger Press is typically known for republishing popular childrens stories with images to fit a younger audience, whereas Macmillan and Company is known for publishing award-winning books for both children and adults,...

Published by Warner Books 1988, New  York. 

This re-imagining of Christine Rossetti’s classic Goblin market was an attempt to retool the Victorian poem for a younger and more modern audience. Appealing to the growing popularity of the sci-fi genre that blossomed in the early 80’s Richard Bowe’s created this post-apocalyptic spin-off using his original series “War Child” in hopes of capturing the imagination of young audiences and breathing new life into a literary classic. This text is heavily adapted and only loosely conforms to some of the plot beats and themes of the original...

The novel Goblin Market: A Caitlin Reece Mystery was first published by Naiad Press in Tallahassee, Florida, in 1993. This version appears to be a first edition copy. The Naiad Press was one of the first publishing companies to be dedicated towards publishing lesbian stories and feminist texts. It was considered the oldest lesbian literature publisher in the world before merging into Bella Books. This book was primarily marketed towards lesbian readership, as it was part of the popular Caitlin Reece Mysteries series featuring the namesake lesbian detective. The main plotline...

Helen McCloy's murder mystery of The Goblin Market was mass-published by Dell Publishing Company in New York, NY in 1943.  It is a Mapback edition (#295), with a crime map of the story printed on the back cover.  This edition was mass-marketed, which at the time was relatively new in the United States market; Dell Publishing Company's principal competitor was Pocket Books. Christina Rossetti's poem is not printed in full, rather it is used to develop a narrative about violence and greed and betrayal between men, however, a pocket-sized volume of the Poems of Christina Rossetti...

Ellen Raskin (March 13th, 1928 - August 8th, 1984) adapted and illustrated Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market and was published in 1970 by E.P Dutton & CO., Inc New York, first edition. With its audience directed towards children, each illustration takes up majority of each page in its vivid watercolours that attracts the attention of viewers. The poem itself is broken up into parts that are inermingled with the illustrations rather than having the poem in large, blocky format. Ellen Raskin has removed and edited portions of the poem's lines that discuss sex and violence to...

This is the First U.S. edition published in 1981 by David R. Godine, Publisher, Inc. This was published at 306 Dartmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116. 

This publisher is known for a wide variety of genres, but is specifically an American book publishing company. 

The book was marketed for pleasure reading towards "youngsters and adults", but due to nudity that is included in the images and the erotic, adult fairytale themes, it is said to be unsuited for children. It is now known to be considered for adults only due to its invoking of mature themes and erotic fantasy...

This rendition of Goblin Market was published in London in 1893 by MacMillan & Co. This rendition is the first edition for Laurence Housman's illustrations of the poem, which would go on to be republished numerous times. This version was designed as a gift book, meant to capture this growing market, especially around Christmas season. Housman's illustrations were meant for an older audience. This is not only because it was designed as a lavish gift book, but because his images enhance the sexual themes of the poem. His illustrations feature both sexual imagery, as well as...

Published in 1973 by StoneHill Publishing company in New York. This is a reprint of Christina Rosetti’s work and Laurence Housmans Illustrations of Goblin market in 1893 which was originally published by Macillan & co london. Laurence Housman was born in 1865 and died in 1950 both in the United Kingdom, he is known for being a playwright and a writer along with an illustrator. This text is the most modern rendition of Laurence Housmans illustrations. Though Housmans Illustrations were not meant for children as they express themes of sexuality , children were often the audience that...