A. C. H. Smith

A. C. H. Smith (b. 1935) is a novelist and playwright who wrote the novelization of The Dark Crystal. He went on to novelize Labyrinth. Smith worked closely with Jim Henson on the Dark Crystal adaptation: 
Smith's first novel was The Crowd (1965). He wrote novelizations of Edward and Mrs. Simpson and Wagner. With Tom Stoppard, he adapted and expanded Stoppard's radio play Albert's Bridge for the stage version Albert's Bridge Extended and later wrote a musical version. His short stories and poems have been broadcast on BBC Radio. Outside of his work as an author, Smith and his wife were the subject of a 1964 multipart documentary by John Boorman, The Newcomers, chronicling how they moved to Bristol and including the birth of their twins.
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*Official site
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