A Reply to Mr Aldous Huxley's Pamphlet "What Are You Going to Do About It?" (1936); (with Cecil Day-Lewis) English Public Schools (1945) The Cult of Power (1946) John Milton (1949) E. M. Forster (1950, 2nd edition 1960) (with John Morris) Men and Gods (1950) Greeks and Trojans (1951) Views of Attica (1951) Ashes to Ashes: A Post-Mortem on the 1940–51 Tests (1951) (with Lyle Blair); Eternal Greece (1953) with Martin Hürlimann Athens (1956) with Martin Hürlimann The Greek Philosophers (1958) Look at Birds (1962) The Stories of the Greeks (1967) Athens at War (1970) a "retelling" of Thucydides' history of the Peloponnesian War Men of Athens: The Story of Fifth-Century Athens (vt. The Story of Fifth-Century Athens) (1972) (with photographs by Dimitrios Harissiadis) Translations from Ancient Greek Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound (1947) Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War (1954) Xenophon, A History of My Time and The Persian Expedition Plutarch, Parallel Lives (as The Fall of the Roman Republic) and Moral Essays Euripides, Medea (1944) Euripides, Helen (1958) Euripides, Hippolytus (1958) Translations from Latin War Commentaries of Caesar (1960) Gallic & Civil Wars The Confessions of St. Augustine (1963) Translation from Modern Greek On the Greek Style: Selected Essays in Poetry and Hellenism by George Seferis, translated by Rex Warner and T. D. Frangopoulos, with an introduction by Rex Warner. (1967) As editor The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan, (1951) Look Up at the Skies: Poems and Prose Chosen by Rex Warner (a selection of verse by Gerard Manley Hopkins, illustrated by Yvonne Skargon) (1972) Film and TV adaptations In 1983 the BBC screened an adaptation of The Aerodrome. It was written by Robin Chapman and directed by Giles Foster. The cast included Peter Firth as Roy, the protagonist, Richard Briers as the Rector and Jill Bennett as Eustasia. References Further reading Politics in the Novels of Rex Warner (1974) James Flynn The Novels of Rex Warner: An Introduction (1989) N. H. Reeve Fiercer Than Tigers: The Life and Works of Rex Warner (2002) Stephen E. Tabachnick External links "Forgotten Authors No 59: Rex Warner" by Christopher Fowler, The Independent, 14 November 2010 Review of The Aerodrome at TrashFiction.co.uk Papers Pertaining to Rex Warner, MSS 6251; 20th Century Western and Mormon Americana; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University 1905 births 1986 deaths People from Birmingham, West Midlands People from Gloucestershire Bowdoin College faculty English