Editing E. F. Benson (section)

== Adaptations ==

* "The Hearse Driver", segment directed by [[Basil Dearden]] in film ''[[Dead of Night]]'' (1945), based on short story "The Bus-Conductor"
* "Mrs. Amworth", segment directed by [[Alvin Rakoff]] in film ''[[Three Dangerous Ladies]]'' (1977), based on short story "Mrs. Amworth"
* ''Trouble for Lucia'', a 12-part adaptation by [[Aubrey Woods]] of the first four novels, broadcast in February 1983 on [[BBC Radio 4]]
* ''[[Mapp & Lucia (1985 TV series)|Mapp & Lucia]]'' (1985–1986), series directed by [[Donald McWhinnie]], based on novels ''[[Mapp and Lucia]]'', ''Lucia's Progress'' and ''Trouble for Lucia''. Dramatised by [[Gerald Savory]] for a 10-episode TV series produced by [[London Weekend Television]] and broadcast in two five-part runs between 1985 and 1986 on the then recently launched [[Channel 4]]. The series featured [[Geraldine McEwan]] as Lucia, [[Prunella Scales]] as Mapp and [[Nigel Hawthorne]] as Georgie
* ''Mapp and Lucia'', a 10-part adaptation by [[Ned Sherrin]], broadcast in April and May 2007 on [[BBC Radio 4]]
* ''Lucia's Progress'' – a five-part dramatisation by John Peacock of the fifth novel, broadcast in 2008 on [[BBC Radio 4]]
* ''[[Mapp & Lucia (2014 TV series)|Mapp & Lucia]]'' (2014), miniseries directed by [[Diarmuid Lawrence]], based on novel ''Mapp and Lucia'', with incidents lifted from earlier novels. A three-part dramatisation by [[Steve Pemberton]] – starring [[Miranda Richardson]] as Mapp, [[Anna Chancellor]] as Lucia and [[Steve Pemberton]] as Georgie – broadcast on BBC One over consecutive evenings between 29 and 31 December 2014.<ref>{{cite web | url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2014/52/mapp-and-lucia |title=New adaptation of E.&nbsp;F. Benson's 'Mapp and Lucia' on BBC1 | date=21 Dec 2014}}</ref>