C.S. Lewis

In this engaging audiobook, Professor John Lawlor provides a unique perspective on C.S. Lewis as both a student and a colleague, sharing vivid memories of their time together at Oxford during the interwar years. By incorporating insights from other associates, including J.R.R. Tolkien, Lawlor paints a multifaceted portrait of Lewis's life and work. The narrative explores Lewis's scientific fiction and the beloved Chronicles of Narnia, while also delving into his often-overlooked ideas about happiness and their connections to 19th-century romanticism. Ultimately, Lawlor offers a thoughtful assessment of this complex figure, highlighting the coexistence of his distinctive traits and profound awareness.