C.S. Lewis

This engaging biography explores the vital personal relationships that shaped C.S. Lewis’s life, thought, and writings, from his early years in Ireland and his experiences in World War I to his time at Oxford. Drawing on new and previously unpublished material, Colin Duriez highlights the influence of key friends like Arthur Greeves, J.R.R. Tolkien, and others, offering insights into Lewis’s complex personal life, including his long-term relationship with Janie Moore and his bond with his brother.