Woods and Waters Wild is the third volume of Charles de Lint's Collected Early Stories.

Table of Contents:

High Fantasy

• 'A Kingly Thing' (5900 words); first appeared in Beyond the Fields We Know #1; 1979
• 'Woods and Waters Wild' (2400 words); first appeared in SPWAO Showcase #1, 1981.
• 'The White Road' (8170 words); first appeared in Tales of the Witch World, edited by Andre Norton; Tor Books, 1987.
• 'The Graceless Child' (8650 words); first appeared in Halflings, Hobbits, Warrows & Wee Folk, edited by Baird Searles & Brian Thomsen; Warner, 1991
• 'The Fane of the Grey Rose' (14,700 words); first appeared in Swords Against Darkness IV, edited by Andrew J. Offutt; Zebra Books, 1979

Angharad

• 'Cold Blows the Wind' (4450 words); first appeared in Sword and Sorceress II, edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley; DAW Books, 1985
• 'The Weeping Oak' (5400 words); first appeared in Sword and Sorceress IV, edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley; DAW Books, 1987
• 'Into the Green' (5500 words); first appeared in Sword and Sorceress V, edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley; DAW Books, 1988

Dennet & Willie

• 'Dennet & the Fiddler' (8000 words); first appeared in Night Voyages #8; 1982
• 'Dragonwood' (5700 words); first appeared in Night Voyages 10; 1984

Pastiches

• 'A Tale of Tangle Who Has Many Names' (1200 words); first appeared in Valhalla #1; 1979
• 'Of the Temple in the City of the Burning Spires' (600 words); first appeared in Valhalla #1; 1979
• 'Nareth the Questioner' (800 words); first appeared in Valhalla #1; 1979
• 'Llew the Homeless' (1750 words); unpublished.

Thomas the Rhymer

• 'Thomas the Rhymer' (10,800 words); first appeared in The Mythic Circle #1, 1987
• 'Gipsy Davey' (8200 words); first appeared in Mythic Circle #5; 1988
• 'Cruel Sister' (7950 words); unpublished