Further Readings of Tam Lin

As Project: Fairy Tale draws to a close, I wanted to leave my readers with a list of sources and various retellings of "Tam Lin." Obviously in a month I couldn't touch upon them all, so here's a list I created of some stories related to the ballad (that I believe are actually still in print).

General information:
tam-lin.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tam_Lin 

Original versions:

Francis James Childe versions A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K

Fairy Tales from Scotland by Barbara Ker Wilson
Scottish Folk-Tales and Legends by Barbara Ker Wilson

  

Picture books:

Tam Lin by Susan Cooper

Wild Robin by Susan Jeffers

Tam Lin by Jane Yolen 

Short stories:

"He Said, Sidhe Said" by Tanya Huff, in the anthology Finding Magic

"Cotillion" by Delia Sherman, in the anthology Firebirds

"Tam Lin" by Joan Vinge, in the anthology Imaginary Lands

"Burd Janet" by Jane Yolen, in the collection Not Only Damsel in Distress

Novels:

No Earthly Sunne by Margaret Ball

Tithe by Holly Black

Tam Lin by Sullivan Clarke

Tam Lin by Pamela Dean

The Shadow and the Rose by Amanda DeWees
Fire and Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones

Gnat Stokes and the Foggy Bottom Swamp Queen by Sally Keehn 
The Enchanted Forest by Rosalind Kervin

The Ballad of Young Tam Lin by Patricia A. Leslie

The Ballad of Tam Lin by Kathleen McGowan

Winter Rose by Patricia McKillip

An Earthly Knight by Janet McNaughton

Silvermay by James Moloney

The Nightwood by Robin Muller
The Perilous Gard by Elizabeth Marie Pope

Cold Tom by Sally Prue

Feyland: The Dark Realm by Anthea Sharp

Happy reading! If you know of any additional "Tam Lin" retellings, please let me know!