List of works by Margaret Mahy

Margaret Mahy, with her characteristic rainbow wig, at the Kaiapoi Club, 2011

Margaret Mahy of New Zealand wrote more than 100 picture books, 40 novels and 20 short story collections, among other works.

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Books

Variant titles are given in parentheses, prefaced by "U.S." for titles of US editions, otherwise by "also".

TitleIllustratorPublisherYearNotes
A Lion in the MeadowJenny Williams
ISBN 0460057812
 J.M. Dent & Sons;
Franklin Watts		1969Winner of the Esther Glen Award (1970)[1]
The Dragon of an Ordinary FamilyHelen Oxenbury
ISBN 0434950009
 William Heinemann Ltd;
Franklin Watts		1969[1] Oxenbury won the Greenaway Medal[lower-alpha 1]
Pillycock's ShopCarol Barker
ISBN 0234774738
 Dobson Books Ltd;
Franklin Watts		1969[1]
Mrs DiscombobulousJan Brychta
ISBN 0460057960
 Dent; Watts1969[1]
The ProcessionCharles Mozley
ISBN 0460057804
 Dent; Watts1969[1]
Sailor Jack and the 20 OrphansRobert BarteltDent1970[1]
The Little WitchCharles Mozley
ISBN 0531018628
 Dent; Franklin Watts1970[1]
The Princess and the ClownCarol BarkerFranklin Watts & Dobson1971[1]
The Boy with Two ShadowsJenny WilliamsDent1971[1]
The First Margaret Mahy Story BookShirley HughesDent1972Winner of the Esther Glen Award (1973)[1]
The Man Whose Mother was a PirateBrian FroudDent1972Also published in 1985 with Margaret Chamberlain as illustrator.[1][2]
17 Kings and 42 ElephantsCharles Mozley
ISBN 0460058584
 Dent1972Also published in 1987 with Patricia MacCarthy as illustrator.[1]
The Railway Engine and the Hairy BrigandsBrian FroudDent1973[1]
The Second Margaret Mahy Story BookShirley HughesDent1973[1]
Clancy's CabinTrevor StubleyDent1974[1]
The Bus Under the LeavesMargery GillDent1974[1]
The Rare Spotted Birthday PartyBelinda LyonFranklin Watts1974[1]
StepmotherTerry BurtonFranklin Watts1974[1]
Rooms to Let
(US Rooms for Rent)		Jenny WilliamsDent1974Published in the US by Franklin Watts.[1]
The Witch in the Cherry TreeJenny WilliamsDent1974[1]
Ultra-violet Catastrophe!: the Unexpected Walk with Great-Uncle Magnus PringleBrian FroudDent1975[1]
New Zealand: Yesterday and TodayFranklin Watts1975[1]
The Third Margaret Mahy Story BookShirley HughesDent1975[1]
The Great Millionaire KidnapJan BrychtaDent1975[1]
The Boy Who was Followed HomeSteven KelloggFranklin Watts1975[1]
Leaf MagicJenny WilliamsDent1976[1]
David's Witch DoctorJim RussellWatts1976[1]
The Wind Between the StarsBrian FroudJ.M. Dent & Sons1976[1]C
Look under VDeirdre GardinerSchool Publications Branch, Dept. of Education1977[1]
Non-stop NonsenseQuentin BlakeJ.M. Dent & Sons1977[1]
The Pirate UncleMary DinsdaleJ.M. Dent & Sons1977[1]
The Great Piratical Rumbustification & The Librarian and the RobbersQuentin BlakeJ.M. Dent
David R. Godine, Publisher		1978
1986		[1]C
Raging Robots and Unruly UnclesPeter StevensonDent/Harper & Row1981[1]sfn
The HauntingDent1982Winner of the Carnegie Medal (1982)[lower-alpha 1] and the Esther Glen Award (1983)[1]sfn
The Chewing-gum Rescue and Other StoriesJan OrmerodDent1982[1]
The Pirates' Mixed-up Voyage: Dark Doings in the Thousand IslandsMargaret ChamberlainDent1983[1]sfn
The Birthday Burglar & A Very Wicked HeadmistressMargaret Chamberlain Dent1984[1]
The Changeover: a Supernatural RomanceDent1984Winner of the Carnegie Medal (1984)[lower-alpha 1] and the Esther Glen Award (1985)[1]sfn
The Dragon's BirthdayPhilip WebbShortland1984[1]
Leaf Magic and Five Other FavouritesMargaret ChamberlainJ.M. Dent & Sons1984[3]C
The Man Whose Mother Was a PirateMargaret ChamberlainViking Kestrel1985Also published in 1972 with Brian Froud as illustrator.[1][2]
The Catalogue of the UniverseDent1985Winner of the Phoenix Award (2005)[1]
Jam: a True StoryHelen CraigDent1985[1]
The Downhill Crocodile Whizz and Other StoriesIan NewshamJ.M. Dent & Sons1986[4]C
The TrickstersJ.M. Dent & Sons1986Honor Book at the Phoenix Awards (2006)[1]sfn
Aliens in the FamilyScholastic1986[1]sfn
The Girl Who Washed in MoonlightRobyn BeltonHeinemann1987[1]
Chocolate Porridge and Other StoriesShirley HughesJ.M. Dent & Sons1987[1]
MemoryDent1987Shortlisted for the Esther Glen Award (1988), winner of the Phoenix Award (2007)[1]
The Boy Who Bounced and Other Magic TalesShirley HughesPuffin1988[5]C
The Door in the Air and Other StoriesDiana CatchpoleDent1988[1]C
The Blood-and-thunder Adventure on Hurricane PeakWendy SmithDent1989Shortlisted for the Esther Glen Award (1990)[1]sfn
The Great White Man-eating Shark: a Cautionary TaleJonathan AllenDent/Holiday House1989[1]
The Tin Can Band and Other PoemsHoney de LaceyDent1989[1]
The Seven Chinese Brothers Jean and Mou-sien Tseng Macmillan/Scholastic1989[1]
Making friendsWendy SmithDent/M.K. McElderry Books1990[1]
The Pumpkin Man and the Crafty CreeperHelen CraigJonathan Cape1990[1]
Dangerous SpacesHamish Hamilton1991Shortlisted in the Fiction category of the AIM Children's Book Awards (1992)[1]sfn
Bubble Trouble and Other Poems and StoriesTony RossHamish Hamilton1991[1]
Keeping HouseWendy SmithHamish Hamilton/Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers1991[6]C
The Horrendous HullabalooPatricia MacCarthyHamish Hamilton1992[1]
Under-runnersHamish Hamilton/Viking1992Winner of the Esther Glen Award (1993) and shortlisted in the Junior Fiction category of the AIM Children's Book Awards (1993)[1]
The Girl With the Green Ear: Stories about Magic in NatureShirley HughesA.A. Knopf1992[1]C
The Good Fortunes GangJohn FarmanDoubleday1993Cousins quarter series, book 1[1]
A Fortunate NameMarion YoungDelacorte1993Cousins quarter series, book 2[1]
A Fortune Branches OutJohn FarmanDoubleday1993Cousins quarter series, book 3[1]
Tangled FortunesJohn FarmanDoubleday1994Cousins quarter series, book 4[1]
The Three-legged CatJonathan AllenHamish Hamilton1993[1]
A Busy Day for a Good GrandmotherMargaret ChamberlainHamish Hamilton1993[1]
The Greatest Show Off EarthWendy SmithHamish Hamilton1994Shortlisted for the Esther Glen Award (1995)[1]sfn
The Dragon's TelephoneChristine RossTelecom New Zealand1994[1]
The Rattlebang PicnicSteven KelloggDial Books1994[1]
The Christmas Tree TangleAnthony KerinsHamish Hamilton1994[1]
The Big Black Bulging BumpRobert StaermoseScholastic1995[1]
Tingleberries, Tuckertubs and Telephones: a Tale of Love and Ice-creamRobert StaermoseHamish Hamilton1995Shortlisted for the Esther Glen Award (1996)[1]
The Other Side of SilenceHamish Hamilton/Viking1995Shortlisted for the Esther Glen Award (1997)[1]
Boom, Baby, Boom, Boom!Patricia MacCarthyHamish Hamilton1996[1]
The Five SistersPatricia MacCarthyHamish Hamilton1996[1]
Questions Kids Ask Margaret MahyScholastic1996[1]
Beaten by a BalloonJonathan AllenHamish Hamilton/Penguin1997[1]
Operator TerrorRon TinerPuffin1997[1]
The Horribly Haunted SchoolRobert StaermoseHamish Hamilton1997[1]sfn
A Summery Saturday MorningSelina YoungHamish Hamilton1998Winner of Book of the Year and the Picture Book category at the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards (1999)[1]
Down in the Dump with DinsmoreStephen AxelsenPuffin1999In the Kiwi Bites series. In the Junior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2000)[1]
Don't read this! and Other Tales of the UnnaturalThé Tjong-KhingFront Street1998A collection of ghost stories and "spooky tales" for children by several authors. Mahy wrote the first story, Fingers on the Back of the Neck.[7]
A Villain's Night OutHarry HorsePuffin1999Winner of an Honour Award in the Junior Fiction category of the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards (2000). Included in the Junior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2000)[1]
Simply Delicious!Jonathan AllenFrances Lincoln1999[1]
24 hoursMargaret K. McElderry Books/Collins2000Winner of the Esther Glen Award, an Honour Award in the Senior Fiction category at the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards, and included in the Senior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (all 2001)[1]
Down the Dragon's TonguePatricia MacCarthyFrances Lincoln2000Included in the Picture Book category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2002)[1]
A Dissolving Ghost: Essays and MoreVictoria University Press2000[1]
The Riddle of the Frozen PhantomChris MouldCollins2001Winner of an Honour Award in the Senior Fiction category at the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards, and included in the Senior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (both 2002)[1]sfn
Dashing Dog!Sarah GarlandFrances Lincoln2002Included in the Picture Book category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2003)[1]
AlchemyCollinsFlamingo2002Winner of the Senior Fiction category at the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards, shortlisted for the Esther Glen Award, and included in the Senior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (all 2003)[1][8]sfn
Zerelda's HorsesGabriella KlepatskiPuffin2005In the Kiwi Bites series[1]
Maddigan's Fantasia
(also Maddigan's Quest)		HarperCollins2005Shortlisted in the Junior Fiction category of the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards, and included in the Junior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (both 2006).[1]sfn
Kaitangata Twitch Allen & Unwin2005Winner of an Honour Award in the Senior Fiction category of the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards, and included in the Senior Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (both 2006).[1]
Portable GhostsHarperCollins2006[1]
Down the Back of the ChairPolly DunbarFrances Lincoln2006Special Mention in the Picture Books category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2007)[1]
Family SurprisesLyn KrieglerPuffin2006In the Kiwi Bites series[1]
Bubble TroublePolly DunbarFrances Lincoln2008Picture Book winner at the Boston Globe–Horn Book Awards (2009)[1]
The Magician of Hoad
(also Heriot)		HarperCollins2008[1]sfn
Awesome Aotearoa: Margaret Mahy's History of New ZealandTrace HodgsonAUT University Media2009[1]
The Dark Blue 100-ride Bus TicketHarperCollins2009[1]sfn
The Word Witch: the Magical Verse of Margaret Mahy edited by Tessa Duder,David Elliot[9]HarperCollins2009Winner of an Honour Award in the Picture Book category of the New Zealand Post Book Awards.[1]
Organ MusicGecko Press2010Included in the Young Adult Fiction category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2011)[1]sfn
The Moon and Farmer McPheeDavid ElliotRandom House2010Winner of the Book of the Year Award, and the Picture Book category, at the New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards; and included in the Picture Book category of the Storylines Notable Books List (2011)[1]
The Margaret Mahy Treasury: Eleven Favourite Stories from the Marvellous Margaret MahyPuffin2011[1]
Footsteps Through the FogGavin BishopPuffin2012Authors' royalties will be donated to the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind. Due for publication on 24 October 2012, as of August 2012.[10]
The Green BathSteven KelloggArthur A. Levine Books2013
Tale of a tailTony RossOrion Children's Books2014Commissioned by Polish photographer Tomasz Gudzowaty, this posthumously published novel was loosely inspired by the character of his real-life animal friend.[11][12]

Television

Series/titleEpisode(s)Role(s)YearNotes
Woolly ValleyAllWriter1982[13]
Cuckoo LandAllCreator/writer1986[14][15][16]
The Haunting of Barney PalmerN/A (television film)Writer/original author1986Based on Mahy's 1982 novel, The Haunting[14][17]
Aliens in the FamilyAllOriginal author1987Based on Mahy's 1986 novel of the same name.[15][18]
DramaramaThe Horrible StoryOriginal author1987[14][15][19]
Playbus The Princess and the Clown & 
Thunderstorms and Rainbows		Original author1988[14][20][21]
StrangersAllCreator/writer1989Gold Medal – Young Programme (Ages 7–12) at the 1990 New York Film Festival[14][22]
Typhon's PeopleN/A (television film)Writer1993[14][23]
The Magical World of Margaret Mahy AllCreator/original author1994[14][15]
Made in New Zealand – Margaret MahyN/A (documentary)Subject2004[14][15]
Maddigan's QuestAllCreator/writer2005Accompanied by her 2005 novel, Maddigan's Fantasia. Best Children's Programme and various other awards and nominations at the 2007 Air New Zealand Screen Awards. Bronze Medal – Youth Television Programme (ages 7–12), and Best Art Direction – Television Section at the 2006 New York Festival, and nominated for Best Direction. Nominated for Best Children's/Youth Programme at the 2006 Qantas Television Awards.[14][15][24]
A Tall Long Faced TaleN/A (documentary)Subject2008[14][25]
Kaitangata TwitchAllOriginal author 2010 Best Children's/Youth Programme at the 2011 Aotearoa Film & Television Awards. Platinum Remi Award (Mini-series category) at 2010 WorldFest-Houston. Various awards and nominations at the 2010 Qantas Film and TV Awards. Nominated in 7–11-year-old Fiction category at 2010 Prix Jeunesse (Germany).[14][26]
Episode One Associate producer/cameo 

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 The Kate Greenaway Medal and Carnegie Medal are companion annual book awards by the British librarians (CILIP, formerly the Library Association). They recognise the year's best children's books published in the UK, judged for illustration and writing respectively. Mahy won two Carnegie Medals and wrote the text for one Greenaway winner, illustrated by Helen Oxenbury (all when the awards were open only to British subjects).

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 "Margaret Mahy". Storylines.org.nz. Auckland, New Zealand: Storylines Children's Literature Charitable Trust of New Zealand. n.d. Archived from the original on 28 May 2012. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  2. 1 2 "The man whose mother was a pirate". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  3. ↑ "Leaf magic and five other favourites". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  4. ↑ "The downhill crocodile whizz : and other stories". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  5. ↑ "The Boy who bounced and other magic tales". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  6. ↑ "A tall story and other tales". WorldCat A Reading Rainbow Review Book in this episode is "My Life with the Wave". Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  7. ↑ "Don't read this! : and other tales of the unnatural". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  8. ↑ "Alchemy". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 42004954. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
  9. ↑ The Word Witch
  10. ↑ "Footsteps Through The Fog". Penguin Books Australia. Camberwell, VIC, Australia: Penguin Group (Australia). 2012. Retrieved 1 August 2012.
  11. ↑ Knight, Kim. "The truth behind Margaret Mahy's last book". The Press. Fairfax Media. Retrieved 14 October 2014.
  12. ↑ "Tale of a tail". WorldCat. Dublin, OH: OCLC. OCLC 872710373. Retrieved 14 October 2014.
  13. ↑ "Woolly Valley – Series One Compilation: Key Cast and Crew". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  14. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 "Margaret Mahy | Author". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  15. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Margaret Mahy | Author: Biography". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 30 July 2012.
  16. ↑ "Cuckoo Land". IMDb. IMDb.com. OCLC 32533502. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  17. ↑ Simon, Annie. "The Haunting of Barney Palmer: A Perspective". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  18. ↑ "Aliens in the Family". IMDb. IMDb.com. OCLC 32533502. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  19. ↑ "The Horrible Story". IMDb. IMDb.com. OCLC 32533502. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  20. ↑ "The Princess and the Clown". IMDb. IMDb.com. OCLC 32533502. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  21. ↑ "Thunderstorms and Rainbows". IMDb. IMDb.com. OCLC 32533502. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  22. ↑ "Strangers: Series Synopsis". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  23. ↑ "Typhon's People". IMDb. IMDb.com. OCLC 32533502. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  24. ↑ "Maddigan's Quest: Key Cast and Crew". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  25. ↑ "A Tall Long Faced Tale". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  26. ↑ "Kaitangata Twitch – Episode One". NZ On Screen. Wellington New Zealand: NZ On Air. OCLC 268791231. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
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