The Four Loves
C.S. Lewis, The Four Loves: In this candid, astonishingly wise, and warmly personal book, C.S. Lewis describes the four basic kinds of human...
Till We Have Faces
CS. Lewis, Till We Have Faces. The classical myth of Cupid and Psyche is retold by Lewis in the form of...
The Chronicles of Narnia
Here are seven of the most entertaining, most exciting. and most uplifting stories ever told. Originally written for children, they...
That Hideous Strength
In the third book of the Ransom trilogy, the powers of evil prepare and mount an exceedingly bold and sophisticated...
Perelandra
Here is the second installment of Professor Ransom’s adventures in Deep Heaven and on other planets. This time – at ...
Out of the Silent Planet
This book – together with Perelandra and That Hideous Strength, shown in later posts – constitute a trilogy and should...
C.S. Lewis, The Space Trilogy
Three books in a single volume. The unforgettable adventures of Professor Elwin Ransom in Deep Heaven and on other planets,...
C.S. Lewis for the Third Millennium
Perhaps no writer or thinker in the twentieth century has more lucidly grasped the great flaw of modern times –...
Under the Shadow of Mordor
The destructive forces that devastated East Ridge and the the forces driving the degeneration in American Culture are kindred, if...
Will and the 12 Steps
You have mistaken ideas about what giving up will means. First, you think it is a final action; that you give up will and have no more will.
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