Review: The Romanticism of C.S. Lewis
James Prothero and Donald T Williams. Gaining a Face: The Romanticism of C.S. Lewis. Newcastle upon Tyne, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2013, xi-90pp, £39.99/$59.99, Hardcover….
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The Timelessness of Charles Williams
Charles Williams is utterly distinctive. Some scholars think that Williams has something to say that both resonates with and challenges postmodernity. His work deals…
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Touching the Golden Pool: Imagination and the Apologetics of Permeation
Perhaps there is no better way to end a conversation, initiate awkward silence or illicit blank stares at your next dinner party than to…
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Austin Farrer: A Very Different ‘Kettle of Fish’
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The Next C.S. Lewis? A Note on Austin Farrer
It was sometimes said after C.S. Lewis’s death that his apologist’s mantle had fallen on the shoulders of Austin Farrer.[1] The two men knew each…
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Creativity as a Call to Virtue?
Sooner or later, the writer of creative fiction seems bound to ask just how free are my characters? Good writers strive to make their…
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