Few authors leave behind a trail of admiration in other writers. Lewis Carroll, John Ruskin, Mark Twain, J. R. R. Tolkien and CS Lewis George MacDonald professed its highest consideration. Friend of Dickens, Tennyson, Wilkie Collins, Thackeray and Walt Whitman, perhaps his long and fruitful relationship which was maintained with Lewis Carroll, who, thanks to his advice and enthusiastic reading of their children, Alicia decided to publish the Wonderland.
Poet Seer, as understood Scottish and Celtic tradition, believed in a world beyond what is perceived by the senses, where all beings of nature-animals, flowers and trees ... - have souls. Your readers are all those people who have not yet lost innocence: "I ​​do not write for children, but for all those who are like children, and have five, fifty or seventy-five years."
This book, which begins with a splendid essay on "The Fantastic Imagination", collects his best fairy tales.