C.S. Lewis

Twenty-four men and women who knew C.S. Lewis as teacher, colleague, and friend, offer their reminiscences and impressions of the complex man behind the critical and academic acclaim.

This collection of essays and memoirs from C. S. Lewis' friends, pupils, biographer, and various correspondents illustrates the breadth of influence upon today's leading evangelical writers and leaders by a man some have called the twentieth century's greatest Christian apologist.

The earliest collection of reminiscences on Lewis, this volume compiled by his longtime publisher includes reflections by Austin Farrer, Owen Barfield, Nevill Coghill, and others.

The relationship of C. S. Lewis and Joy Davidman is portrayed in this moving autobiography by her son Douglas Gresham and has become of the most deeply moving love stories of our time.

This book takes a unique look at C. S. Lewis, the scholar and writer, in his lesser-known role as a gifted oral communicator.

A fascinating view of Lewis from his brother’s perspective. These extracts from “Warnie” Lewis’s diaries presents a warm, honest, and intimate portrait of his famous brother.

Revised and expanded, this coffee-table book not only contains pictures of the places most associated with Lewis, it also has excerpts from diaries and letters chronicling one of Lewis’s frequent walking tours with his friends, and includes pictures of several places mentioned.

This book is a pictorial biography by Walter Hooper, who had unprecedented access to many places in Lewis’s life, including Little Lea, his boyhood home in Belfast. It is a companion book to the film of the same name.