Wells, the first men in the moon, and Lewis's Ransom trilogy

David Lake

pp. 23-33

in: Kath Filmer (ed), Twentieth-century fantasists, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 1992

Abstract

Certain slighting references to earlier stories of this type… in the following pages have been put there for purely dramatic purposes. The author would be sorry if any reader supposed he was too stupid to have enjoyed Mr H.G. Wells’s fantasies or too ungrateful to acknowledge his debt to them. (4)