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A Goblin is a mythical character that though does not exist in the real world, becomes a recurring character of the imagined real world of the authors as well as of the folktales.

Did you know that there are lots of different types of Goblins? In an earlier unit called the Impossible Possible Bookshop you might have met Treerumple, who is a Tree Goblin, but let’s meet three more.

GOBLIN MARKET and Other Poems by Christina Rossetti "Golden head by golden head" London and Cambridge Macmillan and Co. 1862. - [TP2] -

After analyzing contemporary goblin stories, it is clear that while tropes associated with Goblins remain, contemporary authors are far more likely to subvert them to further their own stories rather than to …

In the case of the goblin, the definition of the Oxford English Dictionary is both illuminating and inconclusive: A small, ugly, gnome-like creature of folklore, fairy tales, and fantasy fiction; in early …

With clasping arms and cautioning lips, With tingling cheeks and finger-tips. Backwards up the mossy glen Turned and trooped the goblin men, With their shrill repeated cry. "Come buy, come buy."