This volume contains a collection of over 40 short stories, 30 poems, and 6 essays of Jane Yolen. It is being produced for her Guest of Honourship at Interaction, the 2005 World Science Fiction Convention.
Table of Contents
Jane Yolen—an Introduction (Anne McCaffrey)
| Stories | Poems |
| Allerleirauh | Beans |
| The Barbarian and the Queen: Thirteen Views | Beauty and the Beast: An Anniversary |
| Become a Warrior | Black Dog Times |
| The Bird of Time | Crows |
| The Boy Who Drew Unicorns | Deirdre |
| Dawn-Strider | The Elf King's Daughter |
| Dream Weaver | Fat is Not a Fairy Tale |
| Evian Steel | Frog Prince |
| The Face in the Cloth | The Golden Stair |
| The Faery Flag | Great Selkie |
| The Fisherman's Wife | Into the Wood |
| Flight | Impedimenta |
| The Foxwife | Knives |
| The Girl Who Cried Flowers | Märchen |
| The Golden Balls | The Mirror Speaks |
| Green Plague | Mother Goose's Maladies |
| The Gwynfahr | My Father Died Seven Times |
| Happy Dens; Day in the Old Wolves' Home | Once Upon a Time, She Said |
| The Honey-Stick Boy | Orkney Lament |
| The Hundredth Dove | Prince Charming Comes |
| Inscription | Ridinghood |
| Johanna | The Ring at Yarrow |
| The King's Dragon | Song of the Cailleach Bheur |
| The Lad Who Stared Everyone Down | The Storyteller |
| The Lady and the Merman | Swan/Princess |
| The Maiden Made of Fire | Ten Things You May Not Know About Me |
| The Moon Child | When Raven Came |
| The Moon Ribbon | Will |
| The Promise | Women's Stories |
| Ride Me Like a Wave | |
| The River Maid | Articles |
| Rosechild | Fantasy Novels: Truth in Disguise? (The Footnotes) |
| Sans Soleil | America's Cinderella |
| The Seventh Mandarin | The Brothers Grimm and Sister Jane |
| Silent Bianca | Oh, God, Here Come the Elves |
| The Singer of Seeds | The Story Between |
| Snow in Summer | Remembering Books |
| Somewhen | |
| The Sow, the Mare, and the Cow | |
| The Tale of the Seventeenth Eunuch | |
| The Tower Bird | |
| The White Seal Maid | |
| The Wind Cap | |
| Winter's King | |
| The Woman Who Loved a Bear | |
| Words of Power |
Jane Yolen
Jane Yolen is the author of works as diverse as Owl Moon, Briar Rose, and How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? She writes fantasy and science fiction for children, adults, and those who haven't decided which they are! A poet, a teacher of writing and literature, and a reviewer of children's literature, she has been called the Hans Christian Andersen of America and the Aesop of the twentieth century. Jane Yolen's books and stories have won the Caldecott Medal, two Nebula Awards, two Christopher Medals, the World Fantasy Award, three Mythopoeic Fantasy Awards, the Golden Kite Award, the Jewish Book Award, the Association of Jewish Libraries Award, and the Skylark Award.