Curtis C. Smith
The Impulse of Fantasy Literature
Arts & Literature
“Manlove remains the first critic of fantasy to whom one should turn; in this volume he establishes himself as the best first source for comment on such writers as Charles Williams and E. Nesbit. What is best about Manlove is that, especially for a pioneering critic, he is tough and disciplined. . . . Manlove's biting intelligence is manifest throughout his book.”
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