Tolkien On Fairy-Stories

This expanded edition of Tolkien's influential essay examines the nature of fairy-stories and their significance in literature. It outlines his views on imagination, storytelling, and the role of fantasy as a literary form. The text includes previously unpublished passages that provide further insights into Tolkien's thoughts on other writers and the creative process. This work is essential for understanding his contributions to literature, particularly in relation to The Lord of the Rings.