George Macdonald
George MacDonald (1824–1905) was a Scottish minister put out of his pulpit for preaching that God's love might reach even the heathen, and thereafter a writer, lecturer and father of eleven. He invented the modern fairy tale for adults; Lewis Carroll showed him Alice before publishing it, and C. S. Lewis said Phantastes baptised his imagination.
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