Editing Lloyd Alexander (section)

==Works==

===Prydain series===
{{Main |The Chronicles of Prydain}}
;''The Chronicles of Prydain''
:* ''[[The Book of Three (novel)|The Book of Three]]'' (1964)
:* ''[[The Black Cauldron (novel)|The Black Cauldron]]'' (1965), winner of the 1966 [[Newbery Honor]]
:* ''[[The Castle of Llyr]]'' (1966)
:* ''[[Taran Wanderer]]'' (1967)
:* ''[[The High King]]'' (1968), winner of the 1969 [[Newbery Medal]]
;Supplementary
:* ''Coll and His White Pig'' (1965), picture book
:* ''The Truthful Harp'' (1967), picture book
:* ''[[The Foundling and Other Tales of Prydain]]'' (1973, expanded 1999)

===Westmark trilogy===
:* ''[[Westmark (novel)|Westmark]]'' (1981)—National Book Award<ref name=nba1982/>
:* ''[[The Kestrel]]'' (1982)
:* ''[[The Beggar Queen]]'' (1984)

===Vesper Holly series===
{{main|Vesper Holly}}
:* ''The Illyrian Adventure'' (1986)
:* ''The El Dorado Adventure'' (1987)
:* ''The Drackenberg Adventure'' (1988)
:* ''The Jedera Adventure'' (1989)
:* ''The Philadelphia Adventure'' (1990)
:* ''The Xanadu Adventure'' (2005)

===Other===
:* ''And Let the Credit Go'' (1955)—autobiographical first novel<ref name=wpost/>
:* ''My Five Tigers'' (1956)
:* ''Border Hawk: August Bondi'' (1958)—biography of [[August Bondi]] for children<ref name=isfdb/>
:* ''Janine is French'' (1960)—Alexander also collaborated to write a stage adaptation of this<ref>{{cite web|last=Caust-Ellenbogen|first=Celia|title=Philadelphia, according to Lloyd Alexander|url=http://libwww.freelibrary.org/blog/index.cfm?postid=1190|work=Free Library Blog|publisher=Free Library of Philadelphia|access-date=17 September 2013}}</ref> 
:* ''My Love Affair with Music'' (1960)
:* ''The Flagship Hope: Aaron Lopez'' (1960)—biography of [[Aaron Lopez]] for children<ref name=isfdb/>
:* ''Park Avenue Vet'' (1962), by Alexander and Dr. [[Louis J. Camuti]], New York City cat veterinarian
:* ''Fifty Years in the Doghouse'' (1963); originally ''Send for Ryan!'', retitled in 1964—non-fiction "concerning [[William Michael Ryan]] and the [[American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals|American SPCA]]"<ref name=isfdb/>
:* ''[[Time Cat: The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and Gareth]]'' (1963)—first children's fantasy<ref name=about1999/><ref name=isfdb/>
:* ''The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian'' (1970)—[[National Book Award]]<ref name=nba1971/>
:* ''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 Town Cats and Other Tales'' (1977)
:* ''[[The First Two Lives of Lukas-Kasha]]'' (1978)
:* ''The Big Book for Peace'' (1990)
:* ''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); UK title, ''The Fantastical Adventures of the Invisible Boy''<ref name=isfdb/>
:* ''The Rope Trick'' (2002)
:* ''Dream-of-Jade: The Emperor's Cat'' (2005)
:* ''The Golden Dream of Carlo Chuchio'' (2007)—last book published

===Translations===
:* ''The Diary of Antoine Roquentin'' ([[London]]: [[John Lehmann]], 1949), first English translation of [[Jean-Paul Sartre]], ''[[Nausea (novel)|La Nausée]]'' ([[Éditions Gallimard]], 1938). The celebrated [[existentialist]], [[epistolary novel]] is better known by the direct translation of its title, ''[[Nausea]]''.<!-- source is our article -->
:* ''[[The_Wall_(Sartre_short_story_collection)#"Intimacy"|Intimacy]]'' ([[London]]: Neville Spearman Ltd., 1949), translation of ''[[The Wall (Sartre short story collection)|Le Mur]]'' by [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] ([[Éditions Gallimard]], 1939)
:* ''Selected Writings'' ([[London]]: Routledge & Kegan, 1952), by [[Paul Éluard]]

===Adaptations===
''The Cat Who Wished to Be a Man'' and ''The Wizard in the Tree'' were adapted and produced in Japan. Also in Japan, ''The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian'' was made into a TV series.{{sfn|Gale Literature|2007|p=3}}

In 1985, [[Walt Disney Animation Studios|Disney]] released an [[animated film]] based on the first two books of the Prydain series, called ''[[The Black Cauldron (film)|The Black Cauldron]]''. The first Disney animated film to employ computer-generated images, it was a box-office failure and received mixed critical reviews. It was not released for home video until over a decade later. As of 2016, Disney was in early production of another adaptation of the Prydain series.<ref>{{cite news |last1=McNary |first1=Dave |title=Chronicles of Prydain Movie in the Works at Disney |url=https://variety.com/2016/film/news/chronicles-of-prydain-movie-disney-1201733058/ |access-date=4 March 2020 |work=Variety |date=March 17, 2016}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |last1=Miller |first1=John J. |title=Taran Wanders Again |url=https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704206804575468221723518354 |access-date=4 March 2020 |work=[[The Wall Street Journal]] |date=September 15, 2010}}</ref>