So, how's that Edith Van Dyne collection coming? Ummm... Nicely. Up above are the first four books in the Aunt Jane's Nieces se...

In 1932, Reilly & Lee attempted a new Oz publicity stunt: a comic strip. The Wonderland of Oz was serialized in newspapers through 1932...

If you've been enjoying my blogs about Oz books, movies, etc. here at the Royal Blog of Oz, I've got something on my non-Oz blog tha...

Two months ago Jared made a review about the Random House Oz Short Story "Mister Tinker in Oz" by James Howe, illustrated by David...

Announcing Royal Explorers of Oz , a trilogy combining elements from the works of L. Frank Baum and the fantasies of Ruth Plumly Thompson. ...

Jared talks with legendary Oz fan and International Wizard of Oz Club charter member Ruth Berman. As always, you can download or listen at...

Back in August, I blogged about reading some of the earliest material in The Baum Bugle . Well, despite a gap in my collection (1970-Spring ...

The most popular conception of fairies is that of tiny people with wings, but not all fairy lore uses this idea. In fact, it appears to be ...

Jane Albright just announced on Facebook that the Smithsonian Channel will be airing "The Origins of Oz," the American version of ...

I got this in the mail today. It's a 1915 edition of Aunt Jane's Nieces in the Red Cross , with the dustjacket. It's in really...