
Neil Philip
1955-05-08
Neil Philip was born in York in 1955. He has been fascinated by the Arthurian legends since childhood. Although Neil Philip has edited and retold a number of folktales for children, "The Tale of Sir Gawain" was his first full-length children's book. His books for adults include scholarly work on folk narrative and children's literature. Neil Philip lives in Oxford, where he is editorial director of a small publishing firm.
Books
- The tale of Sir Gawain
- Fairy tales of Ireland
- Eyewitness companions mythology
- Celtic fairy tales
- The Penguin Book of Scottish Folktales
- A New treasury of poetry
- The Adventures Of Odysseus
- Stockings of buttermilk : American folktales
- Poems for Christmas
- The complete Just So Stories
- Irish Fairy Tales
- Indian Folk Tales
- Robin Hood
- The Arabian nights
- Earth always endures
- Thumbelina and Other Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen
- Practical Happiness
- Guleesh and the King of France's daughter
- Drakestail visits the king
- Fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen
- Mythology
- Illustrated Book of Myths
- The ocean of story
- Songs are thoughts
- In the house of happiness
- The snow queen
- World Mother Goose
- The Spring of butterflies and other folktales of China's minority peoples
- Story and symbol
- The New Oxford Book of Childrens Verse Oxford Books of Verse
- Fairy tales of Eastern Europe
- Myths of the Vikings
- Myths in Minutes
- Magic in the poetry of Charles Causley
- Dorling Kindersley myths & fairy tales collection
- Horse hooves and chicken feet
- Best-loved poems
- Singing America
- King Midas
- The religions book
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