Lloyd Alexander: The Chronicles of Prydain & More

[Alia]

Chronicles of Prydain

1. The Book of Three (1964)
2. The Black Cauldron (1965)
3. The Castle of Llyr (1966)
4. Taran Wanderer (1967)
5. The High King (1968)
First Chronicle of Prydain: Book of Three, Black Cauldron and Castle of Llyr (omnibus) (1986)
The Second Chronicle of Prydain: Taran Wanderer and High King (omnibus) (1986)
Chronicles of Prydain (omnibus) (1988)



Westmark

1. Westmark (1981)
2. The Kestrel (1982)
3. The Beggar Queen (1984)


Vesper Holly

1. The Illyrian Adventure (1986)
2. The El Dorado Adventure (1987)
3. The Drackenberg Adventure (1988)
4. The Jedera Adventure (1989)
5. The Philadelphia Adventure (1990)
6. The Xanadu Adventure (2005)




My Five Tigers (1956)
August Bondi: Border Hawk (1958)
Aaron Lopez: The Flagship Hope (1960)
Janine is French (1960)
Time Cat: The Remarkable Journeys of Jason And Gareth (1963)
Fifty Years in the Doghouse (1963)
Coll and His White Pig (1965)
Send for Ryan (1965)
The Truthful Harp (1967)
The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian (1970)
The King's Fountain (1971)
The Four Donkeys (1972)
The Cat Who Wished to Be a Man (1973)
The Wizard in the Tree (1974)
The First Two Lives of Lukas-Kasha (1978)
The Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen (1991)
The Fortune-Tellers (1992)
The Arkadians (1995)
The House Gobbaleen (1995)
The Iron Ring (1997)
Gypsy Rizka (1999)
How the Cat Swallowed Thunder (2000)
The Gawgon and the Boy (2001)
The Rope Trick (2002)
Fantastical Adventures of the Invisible Boy (2005)
Dream-Of-Jade: The Emperor's Cat (2005)


He has more works, but I thought this was a good start.
Also, here is a website for the Chronicles of Prydain.
http://www.enkwiri.com/prydain/default.asp

 

[Alia]

Found an article from CBC Magazine about Mr. Alexander...

http://www.cbcbooks.org/cbcmagazine/meet/lloydalexander.html

 

[Teresa Edgerton]

That's a wonderful article, Alia.

The Prydain books hold a special place in my heart. They also have the distinction of being the only series that my youngest daughter (to this day not much of a reader) loved enough to read all the way through.