The Sea Egg (1967) The Castle of Yew (1968) Persephone aka Strongholds (1969) The House That Grew (1969) The Horned Man: Or, Whom Will You Send To Fetch Her Away (1970) Nothing Said (1971) The Guardians of the House (1974) The Fossil Snake (1975) "Curfew", a short story which appeared in the anthology The House of the Nightmare: and other Eerie Tales (1967) A book of poetry, titled Time Is Undone: Twenty-Five Poems by Lucy M. Boston was published in 1977 in a limited run of 750 copies. In 2011, Boston's supernatural tales were collected in the volume Curfew & Other Eerie Tales (Dublin: Swan River Press). This volume includes unpublished tales as well as a reprint of the two-act play The Horned Man. Perverse and Foolish and Memory in a House were published together in 1992 under the title Memories, with an Introduction by Jill Paton Walsh and linking passage and postscript by Peter Boston. Publisher: Colt Books Ltd. Cambridge. Adaptations A television mini series adapted from The Children of Greene Knowe was aired by the BBC in 1986. A film, From Time To Time (2009), was written and directed by Julian Fellowes. It is based on the second Greene Knowe book, The Chimneys (also known as Treasure). References Further reading Peter B. Flint, "Lucy Boston, 97, English Author of Illustrated Stories for Children", The New York Times, 31 May 1990, p. D23: obituary Jasper Rose, Lucy Boston, a Bodley Head Monograph, 1965: discusses and analyses Lucy Boston as a children's writer. External links http://www.quilt.co.uk/?p=76 — article about Lucy Boston with illustrations of some of the patchworks The Manor at Hemingford Grey — a gallery of the real Green Knowe "Crosscurrents in The River at Green Knowe by L.M. Boston" — a paper by David Lenander Lucy Boston at Fantasy Literature — Synopses, cover art, and reviews Two-part interview with Diana Boston English children's writers English memoirists English women novelists English short story writers Carnegie Medal in Literature winners People from Southport People from Hemingford Grey 1892 births 1990 deaths British women short story writers British women memoirists 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English women writers Alumni of Somerville College, Oxford