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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD
By Richard Carpenter
Puffin Books, 1984
ISBN 0-14-031690-6
Novelization of the episodes "Robin Hood & the Sorcerer", "The Witch of
Elsdon", "Seven Poors Knights from Acre", "Alan-A-Dale" and "The King's Fool"
[i.e. the entire first season].
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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD AND THE HOUNDS OF LUCIFER
By Richard Carpenter and Robin May
Puffin Books, 1985
ISBN 0-14-031869-0
Novelization of the episodes "The Swords of Wayland", "Lord of the Trees",
"The Children of Israel", "The Prophecy", "The Enchantment" and "The Greatest
Enemy" [i.e. the entire second season].
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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD: THE HOODED MAN
By Richard Carpenter and Anthony Horowitz
Puffin Books, 1986
ISBN 0-14-032058-X
Novelization of the episodes "Herne's Son", and "The Power of Albion" [three episodes of the third season, including the first
two].
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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD: THE TIME OF THE WOLF
By Richard Carpenter
Puffin Books, 1986
ISBN 0-14-032660-X
Novelization of the episodes "Cross of Saint Ciricus", "Rutterkin" and "The
Time of the Wolf" [three more third season episodes, including the finale].
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A number of episodes from the third season have not been novelized, namely
"The Inheritance", "The Sheriff of Nottingham", "Cromm Cruac", "The Betrayal",
"Adam Bell" and "The Pretender".
The four RoS novels have been also been collected into one volume, the omnibus:
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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD - THE KNIGHTS OF THE APOCALYPSE
Chinbeard Books, 2016
ISBN 0-700461-240792
The paperback novelization of the audio play "The Knights of the Apocalypse",
written by Jonathan Green from the original script by Richard Carpenter. This
edition was limited to the
Indiegogo KotA crowdfunding campaign only.
England during the reign of King John and a dark force is intent on
conquest. Only the Hooded Man can stand against it. The church lies impotent
at the mercy of the Pope and the interdict against King John. With the people
living in fear and a series of strange disappearances that threaten the very
fabric of Noble society, Robin 'i' the Hood and his band of outlaws must race
to rescue the past so that the future may be protected. A journey to Huntingdon
and beyond Sherwood will see them battle against their most dangerous enemy
yet as Herne's son faces The Knights of the Apocalypse...
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THE MEETING PLACE
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2019/2021
ISBN 978-1-913256-00-5 / 978-1-913256-44-9
The paperback novelization of the audio play "The Meeting Place", written by
Jennifer Ash. Artwork by Anthony Lamb.
The village of Papplewick has a new head family keen to exchange goodwill with
the outlaws. Much is less than thrilled when Robin decides he should be the one
to meet with the head villager's eldest child each month, to swap tax money for
food and information. The last thing Much wants is to trudge across Sherwood in
all weathers to talk to a girl.
(Set during Series Three)
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THE RED LORD
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2019
ISBN 978-1-913256-02-9
The paperback novelization of the audio play "The Red Lord", written by Paul
Kane. Artwork by Anthony Lamb.
A new threat arrives on these shores at the Sheriff of Nottingham's behest, in
an effort to rid him of his greatest enemy once and for all. A mercenary from
the east with strange powers, building an army who will give their lives
unquestionably for his cause. When The Red Lord faces Robin and his band it
becomes clear he might well be the most dangerous foe they've ever encountered.
But he also has another agenda, one that might see the whole of England falling
at his feet eventually...
(Set during Series Three, after Adam Bell)
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SANCTUARY
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2019
ISBN 978-1-913256-04-3
The paperback novelization of the audio play "Sanctuary", written by Paul Birch.
Artwork by Anthony Lamb.
Two enemies find themselves trapped together in an abandoned church on the far
edge of Sherwood. Robin of Loxley and the Sheriff of Nottingham are both
wounded, and without weapons, in the care of a hedge-priest. The ancient law of
sanctuary means that no blood can be shed but emotions are running feverishly
high. As the snow continues to fall, and with no apparent means of escape, new
dangers begin to emerge. It becomes increasingly difficult to tell friend from
foe...
(Set during Series One, after Robin Hood & The Sorcerer)
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WHAT WAS LOST (PARTS I & II)
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2020
ISBN 978-1-913256-07-4
The paperback novelization of the audio play "What Was Lost", written by Iain
Meadows. Adapted by Elliot Thorpe. Cover by Anthony Lamb.
The Merry Men are without a proper leader, as Robin - after losing Marion to
Holy Orders - spends his waking hours in an increasingly drunken state. Abbot
Hugo has cleaned out the family coffers and secured a release for his brother,
the Sheriff, from King John's prisons. This is granted on one condition - the
Sheriff pays a fine for every month that goes by without the capture of Robin
Hood. Marion is harbouring a secret which may lead to the capture of Robin,
which she isn't aware the Sheriff knows about as he plots his revenge on the
outlaws.
(Set after Series Three, as the start of Series 4 - before The Knights of
the Apocalypse)
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THE POWER OF THREE
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2020/2021
ISBN 978-1-913256-08-1 / 978-1-913256-53-1
Paperback novel written by Jennifer Ash. Cover by Anthony Lamb.
Why had Herne called Marion to his cavern and not Robin? And why was she afraid
to tell him what the Lord of the Trees had shown her? Forced to face his
personal nightmares and his darkest secret, the Hooded Man needs his friends
more than ever but the outlaws are afraid... and no one knows who to trust. To
make matters worse, an old enemy is stalking Sherwood - but which one?
(Set during Series 4 - after What Was Lost but before The Knights of
the Apocalypse)
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TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2020
ISBN 978-1-913256-10-4
Paperback novel written by Elliot Thorpe, from an original story by Barnaby
Eaton-Jones. Artwork by Anthony Lamb.
After returning from fighting in Normandy, Sir Guy of Gisburne has reluctantly
returned to the Sheriff's employ but his loyalty is about to be tested. The
Sheriff's new plan to capture the outlaws requires Gisburne's agreement and
Abbot Hugo's committed involvement. Meanwhile, the merry band of Sherwood
outlaws are preparing for a long awaited set of nuptials to take place in
Sherwood Forest. Could the Sheriff's sinister plotting force the postponement,
once more, of Little John's betrothal to Meg of Wickham?
(Follows on from The Power of Three, between What Was Lost and
The Knights of the Apocalypse)
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THE SERIES 4 COLLECTION
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2020
ISBN 978-1-913256-15-9
Omnibus edition of six Series 4 novels, written by Jennifer Ash, Kenton Hall and
Elliot Thorpe - with Barnaby Eaton-Jones, Iain Meadows and Richard Carpenter.
Cover by Anthony Lamb.
- WHAT WAS LOST
By Elliot Thorpe, adapted from a script by Iain Meadows
After losing Marion to Holy Orders, Robin spends his waking hours in an
increasingly drunken state and the outlaw band are left without a leader. Robin
Hood has become a ghost. Meanwhile, Abbot Hugo has cleaned out the family
coffers and secured a release for his brother, the Sheriff, from King John's
prisons. But, the Sheriff isn't convinced that his deadliest enemy has entirely
vanished from Sherwood. Marion is harbouring a secret which could lead to the
capture of Robin, which she's unaware the Sheriff knows about as he plots his
revenge.
- THE POWER OF THREE
By Jennifer Ash
Why had Herne called Marion to his cavern and not Robin? And why was she afraid
to tell him what the Lord of the Trees had shown her? Forced to face his
personal nightmares and his darkest secret, the Hooded Man needs his friends
more than ever but the outlaws are afraid... and no one knows who to trust. To
make matters worse, an old enemy is stalking Sherwood - but which one?
- TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
By Elliot Thorpe, adapted from a story by Barnaby Eaton-Jones
After returning from fighting in Normandy, Sir Guy of Gisburne has reluctantly
returned to the Sheriff's employ but his loyalty is about to be tested. The
Sheriff's new plan to capture the outlaws requires Gisburne's agreement and
Abbot Hugo's committed involvement. Meanwhile, the merry band of Sherwood
outlaws are preparing for a long-awaited set of nuptials to take place in
Sherwood Forest. Could the Sheriff's sinister plotting force the postponement,
once more, of Little John's betrothal to Meg of Wickham?
- QUEEN OF THE BLACK SUN
By Kenton Hall, adapted from a story by Iain Meadows, exclusive to this collection.
A landslide uncovers an unknown cave in Sherwood, which Marion and Much squeeze
through the entrance of to explore. Inside, they feel a sense of unease but
find a treasure trove of gold coins and a strange black jewel. Outside, a dense
fog has appeared and a strange eclipse begins to block out the sun. The Merries
end up being separated from each other but the call of Marion is strong and each
of them encounter her. But Marion seems intent on making them confront their
worst fears and embrace a greater good... or evil.
- THE SERVANT
By Jennifer Ash, exclusive to this collection.
Rumours are circulating that a mysterious order called the Knights of the
Apocalypse are gaining power and growing stronger. After Jerrard, servant to the
Sheriff and spy for the Earl of Huntingdon, hears the Captain of the Guard
blackmailing Sir Guy of Gisburne in relation these Knights, he fears that the
Earl's greatest secret might be revealed.
- THE KNIGHTS OF THE APOCALYPSE (Feature-Length Finale)
By Richard Carpenter, a *new* adaptation by Jennifer Ash exclusive to this collection.
England in the reign of King John and a dark force is intent on conquest. Only
the Hooded Man can stand against it... The church lies impotent at the mercy of
the Pope and the interdict against the kingdom. With the people living in fear
and a series of disappearances that threaten the very fabric of noble society,
Robin 'i' the Hood and his band of outlaws must race to rescue the past so that
the future may be protected. A journey to Huntingdon and beyond Sherwood will
see them battle their most dangerous enemy yet as Herne's Son faces The Knights
of the Apocalypse...
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HERE BE DRAGONS
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2021
ISBN 978-1-913256-13-5
Paperback novel written by Gary Russell. Cover by Robert Hammond.
Many centuries ago, before Robin, before King Richard and Prince John, before
even Herne the Hunter, there was Sherwood Forest. And at the heart of it,
mystical paths were drawn together to protect the future. But something or
someone in Robin's time has chosen now to make a stand and destroy the past, the
present and the future; with the help of the dragons, the ancient beasts of
legend. And it will take a true hero to stop them. Alone and bewildered, Robin
must put right a blood-debt he had no idea had even been raised. And who will
fight at his side? Should he fail, Sherwood will merely be the first loss that
England will face... and not the last...
(Set during Series Two)
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THE WATERFORD BOY
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2021
ISBN 978-1-913256-85-2
The paperback novelization of the audio play "The Waterford Boy", written by
Jennifer Ash. Cover by Robert Hammond.
On King John's command, all convicted male felons from England's jails are being
sent to fight in France. The King's chief recruiter, James D'Marelle, is touring
the country and rounding up each quota of men. When word reaches Nottingham
Castle that he is paying a visit, the Sheriff orders Sir Guy of Gisburne to
gather a few men from each local village to make up the numbers. In the village
of Waterford, Gisburne becomes enraged by a young boy's ritualistic chants to
Herne the Hunter and he vows to capture him. Robin is angered by the Sheriff's
new people tax... but his rage is nothing compared to that of Will Scarlet when
he hears the name, James D'Marelle. For Will and the recruiter have met
before... many years ago...
(Set during Series Three, just prior to The Time of the Wolf)
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MATHILDA'S LEGACY
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2021
ISBN 978-1-913256-86-9
The paperback novelization of the audio play "Mathilda's Legacy", written by
Jennifer Ash. Cover by Robert Hammond.
David, Earl of Huntingdon, sighed quietly as he watched his teenage son slip out
of the woods that surrounded Huntingdon castle. That particular spot, where
Robert had emerged, was special. That had been where Mathilda had taken her son
for long forest walks, where she'd told him stories, and played games. Sadly,
when Robert was eight years old, the stories had ended. David realised, as each
day passed, why his offspring behaved in the way he did. After all, Robert of
Huntingdon was Mathilda's son. He was her legacy. The moment couldn't be put off
any longer. It was time to tell his son the story of how the Earl had met
Robert's mother...
(Set pre-Series One, before Robin Hood and the Sorcerer)
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THE TRIAL OF JOHN LITTLE
Chinbeard Books and Spiteful Puppet Ltd, 2022
ISBN 978-1-7397879-2-9
The paperback novelization of the audio play "The Trial of John Little", written
by Tony Lee. Cover by Robert Hammond.
Whilst Robin is troubled by hazy visions of his father, Little John faces the
wrath of a witch hunter who is about to make him pay for crimes he committed
whilst under the influence of Baron de Belleme. In order to save Little John,
the rest of the outlaws play their part in uncovering the secrets that brought
the witch hunter to Sherwood in the first place...
(Set during Series Two)
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HOODED MAN - VOLUME ONE
Miwk Publishing Ltd., 2014
ISBN 978-1-908630-05-6
An episode guide on the Michael Praed episodes. Over 400 pages, covering
detailed analysis of the first two series episodes and the legends, literature
and history that influenced them, the story of the creation of the series,
a comprehensive atlas of filming locations, episode ordering, trivia, goofs,
quotes, and translations.
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HOODED MAN - VOLUME TWO
Miwk Publishing Ltd., 2014
ISBN 978-1-908630-62-9
An episode guide on the Jason Connery episodes. Covering detailed analysis of
the third series episodes and the legends, literature and history that
influenced them, the story of the fall of Goldcrest, events timeline, RoS
spin-off material, trivia, goofs, quotes, and translations.
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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD ANNUAL 1986
World International Publishing Ltd., 1986
ISBN 0-7235-6758-1
A book on RoS for children. Features 62 pages containing 8 RoS stories that
are not related to the episodes ("The Rebels", "May Day", "Wolfshead", The
Slave", "The Quest", "Herne's Son", "The Relic", "The Bishop's Visit"),
5 character profiles (Robin/Herne, Marion, Will, John, Tuck), colour
drawings and colour photos from the series, a snakes-and-ladders game (The
Quest for the Golden Goblet) and a puzzle (The Wolfshead Wordsearch).
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ROBIN OF SHERWOOD ANNUAL 1987
Chinbeard Books, 2022
ISBN 0-1987-2022-0
This Annual has an all new, illustrated story ("Father's Footsteps"), artwork,
a comic strip ("Blood Moon"), a game, puzzle, trivia, interviews, features,
colouring pages, and behind the scenes photos - as if it really was produced in
1987 after the final series aired.
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