C.S. Lewis Wrote Two Narnia Poems
Did you know that C. S. Lewis wrote two full-length Narnian battle marches?
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Why “The Voyage of the Dawn Treader” is Dedicated to Geoffrey Barfield
Most Narnia fans know at least a little about Lucy Barfield, C.S. Lewis’ goddaughter and the Lucy that The Lion,...
C.S. Lewis was on BBC Radio During World War II
C.S. Lewis became a familiar voice on the radio during WWII.
Read What C.S. Lewis Read
C.S. Lewis had over 2,000 books in his personal library.
What C.S. Lewis Said About Susan’s Fate in The Last Battle
It seems everyone has an opinion on Susan’s fate. But what did C.S. Lewis say about her?
Fred Paxford: The Inspiration Behind Puddleglum
Fred Paxford also served as a personal chauffeur to C.S. Lewis, gardener, handyman, and occasional cook at The Kilns.
C.S. Lewis Changed His Mind About This Scene in The Chronicles of Narnia
C.S. Lewis made substantial revisions to The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. But you wouldn’t know by reading the books today…
Music Inspired by Narnia
From rock to metal to pop, many artists have been inspired by “The Chronicles of Narnia”.
C.S. Lewis Nominated J.R.R. Tolkien for Nobel Prize
No one knew about the nomination until 50 years later per Nobel rules.
Why C.S. Lewis Dedicated “Prince Caspian” to Mary Clare Havard
Mary Clare Havard read “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” before it was published.
