Faber and Faber (London), Picador USA (New York) 1995. Books for children 1961 Meet my Folks! (illustrated by George Adamson) 1963 How the Whale Became (illustrated by George Adamson) 1963 The Earth-Owl and Other Moon-People (illustrated by R.A. Brandt) 1964 Nessie the Mannerless Monster (illustrated by Gerald Rose) 1967 Poetry in the Making 1968 The Iron Man (first illustrated by George Adamson, in 1985 by Andrew Davidson and in 2019 by Chris Mould) 1970 Coming of the Kings and Other Plays 1976 Season Songs (illustrated by Leonard Baskin) 1976 Moon-Whales and Other Moon Poems (illustrated by Leonard Baskin) 1978 Moon-Bells and Other Poems (illustrated by Felicity Roma Bowers) 1981 Under the North Star (illustrated by Leonard Baskin) 1984 What Is the Truth? (illustrated by R. J. Lloyd), for which Hughes won the Guardian Prize 1986 Ffangs the Vampire Bat and the Kiss of Truth (illustrated by Chris Riddell) 1987 The Cat and the Cuckoo (illustrated by R. J. Lloyd) 1988 Tales of the Early World (illustrated by Andrew Davidson) 1993 The Iron Woman (illustrated by Andrew Davidson) 1993 The Mermaid's Purse (illustrated by R. J. Lloyd, Sunstone Press) 1995 Collected Animal Poems: Vols. 1–4, Faber & Faber Plays The House of Aries (radio play), broadcast, 1960. The Calm produced in Boston, MA, 1961. A Houseful of Women (radio play), broadcast, 1961. The Wound (radio play), broadcast, 1962. Difficulties of a Bridegroom (radio play), broadcast, 1963. Epithalamium produced in London, 1963. Dogs (radio play), broadcast, 1964. The House of Donkeys (radio play), broadcast, 1965. The Head of Gold (radio play), broadcast, 1967. The Coming of the Kings and Other Plays (based on juvenile work). The Price of a Bride (juvenile, radio play), broadcast, 1966. Adapted Seneca's Oedipus, produced in London, 1968). Orghast (with Peter Brook), produced in Persepolis, Iran, 1971. Eat Crow, Rainbow Press, London, England, 1971. The Iron Man, juvenile, televised, 1972. Orpheus, 1973. Limited editions The Burning of the Brothel (Turret Books, 1966) Recklings (Turret Books, 1967) Scapegoats and Rabies (Poet & Printer, 1967) Animal Poems (Richard Gilbertson, 1967) A Crow Hymn (Sceptre Press, 1970) The Martyrdom of Bishop Farrar (Richard Gilbertson, 1970) Crow Wakes (Poet & Printer, 1971) Shakespeare's Poem (Lexham Press, 1971) Eat Crow (Rainbow Press, 1971) Prometheus on His Crag (Rainbow Press, 1973) Crow: From the Life and the Songs of the Crow (Illustrated by Leonard Baskin, published by Faber & Faber, 1973) Spring, Summer, Autumn,