Chapters (81)
- Cover
- JONATHAN STRANGE & Mr NORRELL
- Dedication
- Preface
- Volume IMr Norrell
- 1The library at Hurtfew
- 2The Old Starre Inn
- 3The stones of York
- 4The Friends of English Magic
- 5Drawlight
- 6“Magic is not respectable, sir.”
- 7An opportunity unlikely to occur again
- 8A gentleman with thistle-down hair
- 9Lady Pole
- 10The difficulty of finding employment for a magician
- 11Brest
- 12The Spirit of English Magic urges Mr Norrell to the Aid of Britannia
- 13The magician of Threadneedle-street
- 14Heart-break Farm
- 15“How is Lady Pole?”
- 16Lost-hope
- 17The unaccountable appearance of twenty-five guineas
- 18Sir Walter consults gentlemen in several professions
- 19The Peep-O’Day-Boys
- 20The unlikely milliner
- 21The cards of Marseilles
- 22The Knight of Wands
- Volume IIJonathan Strange
- 23The Shadow House
- 24Another magician
- 25The education of a magician
- 26Orb, crown and sceptre
- 27The magician’s wife
- 28The Duke of Roxburghe’s library
- 29At the house of José Estoril
- 30The book of Robert Findhelm
- 31Seventeen dead Neapolitans
- 32The King
- 33Place the moon at my eyes
- 34On the edge of the desert
- 35The Nottinghamshire gentleman
- 36All the mirrors of the world
- 37The Cinque Dragownes
- 38From The Edinburgh Review
- 39The two magicians
- 40“Depend upon it; there is no such place.”
- 41Starecross
- 42Strange decides to write a book
- 43The curious adventure of Mr Hyde
- 44Arabella
- Volume IIIJohn Uskglass
- 45Prologue to The History and Practice of English Magic
- 46“The sky spoke to me …”
- 47“A black lad and a blue fella – that ought to mean summat.”
- 48The Engravings
- 49Wildness and madness
- 50The History and Practice of English Magic
- 51A family by the name of Greysteel
- 52The old lady of Cannaregio
- 53A little dead grey mouse
- 54A little box, the colour of heartache
- 55The second shall see his dearest possession in his enemy’s hand
- 56The Black Tower
- 57The Black Letters 1
- 58Henry Woodhope pays a visit
- 59Leucrocuta, the Wolf of the Evening
- 60Tempest and lies
- 61Tree speaks to Stone; Stone speaks to Water
- 62I came to them in a cry that broke the silence of a winter wood
- 63The first shall bury his heart in a dark wood beneath the snow, yet still feel its ache
- 64Two versions of Lady Pole
- 65The ashes, the pearls, the counterpane and the kiss
- 66Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell
- 67The hawthorn tree
- 68“Yes.”
- 69Strangites and Norrellites
- Acknowledgements
- Notes
- A Note on the Author
- By the Same Author
- Also Available by Susanna Clarke
‘These tales read as if Jane Austen had rewritten the Brothers Grimm … Wonderful’
Spectator
‘Witty rejoinders and genteel manners to contrast nicely with the darker tones of hauntings, shape-changing and black magic … Clarke is a natural storyteller’
Sunday Telegraph
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