Lewis and Myth 2008

It’s funny that I started out writing the blog assignment for Till We Have Faces with the intention of doing a parody. That i...

[My version of the ending takes place on pg. 297] “I cannot hope for mercy” “Infinite hopes—and fears—may both be yours. Be sure that,...

Floating Islands The most awe-struck moment I found myself reading in Perelandra was toward the end of the book when it occurred to the G...

My last post was rather critical of Perelandra , I know. While it wasn’t my favorite book of C.S. Lewis, there were parts of i...

Plaigerlandra Although it is obvious that C.S. Lewis imbues Christian elements into all of his fictional works, which is fine, it’s...

In the book, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, there is an interesting element of sacrifice intertwined in the story. Edmund betrays hi...

In the book, The Magician’s Nephew, I could not help but notice the difference between Uncle Andrew’s reaction to Aslan and the reaction of ...