The first Christian book, first academic title, last apologetic work and a Narnian prequel top the list of books published during Lewis’s lifetime in the month of May. Two more books were also released after his death this month and his first claim to fame in the U.S. had its …
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During April, over the years, three books of letters from C.S. Lewis were posthumously released. Two books in the middle of series and more than a dozen talks or essays were first heard or became available this month as well. Not long after his death, on April 18, 1966, Letters …
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The month of March in C.S. Lewis’s life includes two “firsts” and two “finals.” His first book ever published happen this month and the first book collection of essays also came out in March. As to finals, The Last Battle was released and the bulk of the last BBC radio …
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Last month we began a series that gave highlights of various events and experiences in C.S. Lewis’s life as a way to celebrate his impact in light of this year being the 50th anniversary of his death. It wasn’t possible to even list everything in that column and this month …
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November 22, 2013, marks the 50th anniversary of the death of C.S. Lewis. His impact on the life of others over the last half-century has continued to grow. It seems only natural to celebrate his many accomplishments and review some of the major events in his life in this first …
Read MoreThis year is the 71st anniversary of the devilish correspondence first appearing in The Guardian prior to being released in book form the following year. It just so happens that today the 27th letter was published in 1941. While there is no material directly related to Halloween in this letter …
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If you lived in England in August of 1941, you would have had a front-row seat to a historic broadcast on the BBC. Beginning at 7:45 p.m. on August 6th, C.S. Lewis stepped up to the microphone for fifteen minutes and gave his first talk on the radio. “Right and …
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C.S. Lewis Goes to Heaven: A Reader’s Guide to The Great Divorce is a book by Dr. David Clark that was released earlier this year. Dr. Clark is a retired professor of New Testament and Greek, who has taught on the Bible school, liberal arts college, seminary and graduate school …
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