Re-enchanted: the rise of children's fantasy literature in the twentieth century

Introduction. magic in the minor: fantasy, medievalism, and the otherworlds of childhood

Relegated to the nursery: J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis's antimodernism

Alternate canons: Oxford English and the rise of children's fantasy

Where are you, Christmas? spaces of childhood, bridges to enchantment

White magic: racial innocence and empires of the mind

Your inner child of the past: fantasy revisions and the postironic turn

Conclusion. magical multiplicity: diversifying and decolonizing the genre.