Into Other Worlds by Roger Lancelyn Green

Tellers of Tales: Children's Books and their Authors from 1800 to 1968: With a Chronological Table of Famous Children's Books to the Present Day, and Lists of Titles by Each Author (London: Kaye and Ward, 1969).

Tellers of Tales: British Authors of Children's Books from 1800 to 1964 (London: Edmund Ward, 1965).

Tellers of Tales (Leicester, Leicestershire: Edmund Ward, 1946).The Land Beyond the North (London: The Bodley Head, 1958).

The Adventures of Robin Hood (Harmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin Books, 1956).

From the World's End: A Fantasy (Leicester, Leicestershire: Edmund Ward, 1948).

Roger Gilbert Lancelyn Greenĭied Poulton Lancelyn, Cheshire: 8 October 1987 Green's allegorical and old-fashioned fantasy, From the World's End ( 1948), is about visionary dreams in an old house, which expose a Time Abyss The Adventures of Robin Hood ( 1968) incorporates some fantastic elements The Land Beyond the North ( 1958) carries Jason and the Argonauts ultimately to a sacrifice at Stonehenge. His Andrew Lang ( 1946) throws light on an author whose relationship to sf has been almost forgotten (see Andrew Lang) a later study, Andrew Lang ( 1962 chap), is less thorough. Into Other Worlds: Space-Flight in Fiction, from Lucian to Lewis ( 1957) is one of the earlier books on sf, but is primarily pitched at a rather anecdotal and trivial level. Lewis: A Biography ( 1974) with Walter Hooper (1931-2020), for which he was awarded the Mythopoeic Scholarship Award in 1975. Among his many works those most relevant to sf studies concern his university tutor, C S Lewis: C.S. Tellers of Tales ( 1948) is an invaluable early companion to this literature.

(1918-1987) UK scholar, critic, translator (from classical Greek) and author, with a special interest in Fantasy, much of his fiction comprising retellings of traditional material for young readers.

Into Other Worlds by Roger Lancelyn Green