Editing Susan Cooper (section)

==Works==
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=== Biography ===
* ''J. B. Priestley: Portrait of an Author'' (London: Heinemann, 1970) – biography of the English writer and socialist [[John Boynton Priestley]]<ref name=LCC1970>
[http://lccn.loc.gov/72548740 "J. B. Priestley: Portrait of an Author"]. Library of Congress Catalog Record ('''LCC'''). Retrieved 2013-02-12.</ref>
* ''The Magic Maker: A Portrait of John Langstaff and His Christmas Revels'' ([[Candlewick Press]], 2011) – juvenile biography of [[John Langstaff]], founder of the ''[[Revels]]'' performances<ref name=LCC2011>
According to the publisher description, Cooper is "a friend and writer for the Revels".<br />
[http://lccn.loc.gov/2010053682 "The Magic Maker: a Portrait of John Langstaff, Creator of the Christmas ..."]. LCC record. Retrieved 2013-02-12.</ref>

=== Other nonfiction ===
* ''Behind the Golden Curtain: A View of the USA'' (Hodder & Stoughton and Scribner's, 1965)<ref name=cooper/>
* ''Dreams and Wishes: Essays on Writing for Children'' (Simon & Schuster, 1996)<ref name=cooper/>

=== Drama ===
* ''Foxfire'', Cooper and Hume Cronyn (Samuel French Inc, 1982), stage playbook<ref name=cooper/> – produced on Broadway as ''[[Foxfire (play)|Foxfire]]'' (1982)<ref name=ibdb>
{{ibdb title|4192|Foxfire}}. Retrieved 2012-03-15.</ref> – based on the [[Foxfire books]]
Cooper wrote four screenplays produced for television, one supernatural tale for children and three more adaptations of books about Appalachia (as ''Foxfire'').<ref name=cooper/>
* ''Dark Encounter'' (''Shadows'', Series 2; Thames Television, 1976)
* ''The Dollmaker'' (ABC, 1984)
* ''To Dance with the White Dog'' (Hallmark, 1993)
* ''Jewel'' (CBS, 2001)

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=== Novels===

;''The Dark Is Rising''
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* ''[[Over Sea, Under Stone]]'' (1965)
* ''[[The Dark Is Rising]]'' (1973)
* ''[[Greenwitch]]'' (1974)
* ''[[The Grey King]]'' (1975)
* ''[[Silver on the Tree]]'' (1977)

;''Boggart''
*''[[The Boggart]]'' (1993) <!--with Scottish legend-->
*''The Boggart and the Monster'' (1997) <!--with Scottish legend-->
*''The Boggart Fights Back'' (2018) <!--with Scottish legend-->

;Other
*''Mandrake'' (Hodder & Stoughton, 1964), science fiction for adults<ref name=cooper/>
*''Dawn of Fear'' (1970), autobiographical World War II story<ref name=cooper/>
*''Seaward'' (1983) <!--with Celtic myth-->
*''[[King of Shadows]]'' (1999) <!--time-slip historical novel, London 1599-->
*''Green Boy'' (2002)
*''Victory'' (June 2006) <!--time-slip historical novel, Trafalgar 1805-->
* ''Ghost Hawk'' (2013)
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===Children's picture books===
*''Jethro and the Jumbie'' (1979), illustrated by [[Ashley Bryan]] 
*''The Silver Cow: A Welsh Tale'' (1983), illustrated by [[Warwick Hutton]]
*''The Selkie Girl'' (1986), illustrated by Warwick Hutton, a retelling of the [[Selkie]] legend
*''Matthew's Dragon'' (1991), illustrated by [[Joseph A. Smith (artist)|Jos. A. Smith]]
*''Tam Lin'' (1991), illustrated by Warwick Hutton, a retelling of the [[Tam Lin]] legend
*''Danny and the Kings'' (1993), illustrated by Jos. A. Smith
*''Frog'' (2002), illustrated by Jane Browne
*''The Magician's Boy'' (2005), adapting her short play for the 1988 Revels,<ref name=cooper/> illustrated by Serena Riglietti
*''The Word Pirates'' (2019), illustrated by [[Steven Kellogg]]
*''The Shortest Day'' (2019), illustrated by [[Carson Ellis]]
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===Short fiction===
* "Muffin", Amy Ehrlich, ed., ''When I Was Your Age: Original Stories about Growing Up (Volume 1)'' (Candlewick) – story set in World War II England (as ''Dawn of Fear'')
* "Ghost Story", ''Don't Read This!'' (US, Front Street), ''Fingers on the Back of the Neck'' (UK, Puffin) – collection supporting IBBY
* ''Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out'' (Candlewick) – Cooper wrote one piece of this mixed-genre NCBLA collaboration
* ''The Exquisite Corpse Adventure'' (Candlewick) – Cooper wrote one episode of this sequential story collaboration of children's authors and illustrators by NCBLA for the LC website
* "The Caretakers", ''Haunted'' (Anderson Press collection, UK only)