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'''Amabel Williams-Ellis''', full name Lady Mary Annabel Nassau Williams-Ellis (née Strachey), was a British writer and anthologist. She co-edited the SF series 'Out of this World', and retold fairy stories as well as writing novels, biographies and other non-fiction. She was also a founder-editor of the left-wing journal 'The Left Review'.

==Bibliography==

===Anthologies (editor)===

*''Strange Orbits'' (1976)
*With [[Mably Owen]]
**''Out of this World 1'' (1960)
**''Out of this World 2'' (1961)
**''Out of this World 3'' (1962)
**''Out of this World 4'' (1964)
**''Out of this World 5'' (1965)
**''Out of this World 6'' (1967)
**''Out of this World 7'' (1968)
**''Out of this World 8'' (1970)
**''Out of this World 9'' (1972)
**''Out of this World'' (1971); omnibus containing 'Out of this World 3' and 'Out of this World 4'
**''Out of this World Choice'' (1972); omnibus containing 'Out of this World 2' and 'Out of this World 5'
**''Worlds Apart'' (1972)
*With Michael Pearson
**''Out of this World 10'' (1973)
**''Tales from the Galaxies'' (1973)
**''Strange Universe'' (1974)
**''Strange Planets'' (1977)

===Short stories===
*'Changeling' (''Out of this World 4'', 1964)
*'Rich and Strange' (''Out of this World 9'', 1972)
*'Miss Inman and the Kloots' (''Tales from the Galaxies'', 1973)

===Novels===
*''The Wall of Glass'' (1927)
*''To Tell the Truth'' (1933)
*''The Big Firm'' (1938)
*''Learn to Love First'' (1939)
*''Headlong Down the Years: A Tale of Today'' (1951); with Clough Williams-Ellis

===Fairy tale collections===
*''But We Know Better'' (1926); with Clough Williams-Ellis
*''Fairies and Enchanters'' (1933)
*''Princesses and Trolls'' (1950)
*''The Arabian Nights'' (1957)
*''Grimm's Fairy Tales'' (1959)
*''Round the World Fairy Tales'' (1963)
*''African Folk Tales'' (1964)
*''British Fairy Tales'' (1965)
*''More British Fairy Tales'' (1965)
*''Russian Fairy Tales'' (1965); with Moura Budberg
*''Princesses and Witches'' (1966)
*''Dragons and Princes'' (1966)
*''Old World and New World Fairy Tales'' (1966)
*''Fairy Tales from the British Isles'' (1966)
*''Monkeys and magicians: A collection of modern and traditional stories'' (1967)
*''Gypsy Folk Tales'' (1973)
*''Fairy Tales from East and West'' (1977)
*''Fairy Tales from Everywhere'' (1977)
*''Fairy Tales from Here and There'' (1977)
*''Fairy Tales from Near and Far'' (1977)
*''The Rain-God's Daughter and Other African Fairy-Tales'' (1977)
*''The Story Spirits: Tales from the Far East, Africa and the Caribbean'' (1983)
*''The Enchanted World'' (1987)

===Non-fiction===
*''An Anatomy of Poetry'' (1922)
*''The Tragedy of John Ruskin'' (1928); also published as ''The Exquisite Tragedy: An Intimate Life of John Ruskin''
*''A History of English Life'' (1936); with Frederick Fisher
*''Women in War Factories'' (1943)
*''Laughing Gas and the Safety Lamp: The Story of Sir Humphry Davy'' (1951); with Evan Cooper-Willis
*''The Art of Being a Woman'' (1951)
*''The Art of Being a Parent'' (1952)
*''Darwin's Moon: A Biography of Alfred Russel Wallace'' (1966)
*''All Stracheys are Cousins: Memoirs'' (1983)
*''The Pleasures of Architecture'' (1930); with Clough Williams-Ellis

===Children's non-fiction===
*''Men Who Found Out: Stories of Great Scientific Discoverers'' (1930)
*''How You Began: A Children's Introduction to Biology'' (1933)
*''Good Citizens'' (1938)
*''A Food and People Geography'' (1951)
*''Changing the world: Further stories of great scientific discoveries'' (1956)
*''Magic, Science and Invention'' (1957)
*''Man and the Good Earth'' (1958); with Charlotte Wallace
*''The Unknown Ocean'' (1958)
*Life in England series, with William Stobbs
**''Tudor England'' (1968)
**''Georgian England'' (1969)
**''Early and and Mediaeval Times'' (1968)
**''17th Century England'' (1968)
**''Victorian Life'' (1969)
*''Your Body: What You Eat and Where It Goes'' (1978)

===Plays===
*''The Sea-power of England'' (1913); with Amy Strachey

==External links==
*[http://www.philsp.com/homeville/ISFAC/b31.htm#A824 Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections bibliography]
*[http://www.farahsf.com/outofthis.htm Farah Mendlesohn on the Out of this World series]

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