The Two Worlds of Tennyson by K.C. Nanda is a crucial academic monograph dedicated to analyzing the dominant and recurring thematic tension in the poetry of Alfred, Lord Tennyson: the powerful, often agonizing conflict between the Ideal World (of Dream, Imagination, Past, and Faith) and the Real World (of Fact, Action, Present, and Doubt).

Published by Doaba House, this book is an indispensable resource for postgraduate students and researchers specialising in Victorian Literature. It provides a structured critical framework for understanding how this internal struggle informs the structure and meaning of Tennyson's most canonical poems.