The C.S. Lewis Encyclopedia
The C.S. Lewis Encyclopedia
- Author: Colin Duriez
- Length: 240
- Edition: Hardcover
- Publisher: Inspirational Press
Description of The C.S. Lewis Encyclopedia:
A comprehensive book about one of the foremost writers and thinkers on the twentieth century.
Information on The C.S. Lewis Encyclopedia from the publisher:
C. S. Lewis was one of the foremost writers and thinkers of the twentieth century. His unique ability to combine reasoning and imagination -- capturing your mind and taking you into a richer world of thought and experience that points to God -- is revealed in the great variety of his writings from allegories to apologetics. Colin Duriez, an authority on C. S. Lewis, has laid out in an easy-to-follow encyclopedic format essential information on Lewis's life, relationships, and beliefs, as well as the main themes and characters in his work. Many entries are cross-referenced so that you can follow through on the ideas and subjects that capture your interest. And to encourage your exploration and discovery of Lewis's world, substantial essays on the major aspects of his life, a complete list of his works, and a guide that categorizes many of the related articles are also included. Whether you are wanting to know more about Lewis's many "religious" writings or his fictional classics, his primary concerns or even the debates in which he participated, this book will prove to be an invaluable tool.
Description of Colin Duriez, author of The C.S. Lewis Encyclopedia:
From Aslan to Wormwood, apologetics to linguistics, this remarkable reference opens the door to the extraordinary works of C.S. Lewis! Great for research, writing reports---or just browsing---its user-friendly format offers you essential information on the life, beliefs, and writings of the 20th century's most popular Christian author. Includes helpful essays, an exhaustive list of his fiction and nonfiction, recommended readings, and more. 240 pages, hardcover from Inspirational Press.






