The Centaurs’ Chronicle: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
I watch the stars, for they are mine to watch. The Lion’s song created them and all of us. As they cascade through the sky, I watch the first constellations form and our voices lift…
Tag: C.S. Lewis
Worlds to Visit After Middle-Earth and Narnia
With the upcoming Rings of Power TV series on the horizon and with it, hopefully, a resurgence of interest in fantasy, it might be time to revisit lesser-known fantasies that were well-received yet have mostly…
The Most Reluctant Convert: Movie Review
(Directed by Norman Stone. Screenplay by Norman Stone, from a stage play by Max McLean. Produced by the Fellowship for the Performing Arts. https://www.cslewismovie.com/home/) C.S. Lewis continues to be one of the 20th century’s best…
Do You Love Me?: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
Do You love me? I asked it first when we were sent away; when Father had already left (the halls echoed emptily without his laughing voice, like Peter’s without the weight), when Mum had…
A Willing Victim: Easter in Narnia and Middle Earth
Although the reader may be more familiar with Christmas in Narnia, in relation to Christian festivals in C. S. Lewis’s fantasy, Easter may resonate more when exploring Christian themes. The same is also true of…
The Pevensies: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
Protector yet himself sustained, Entrusted with the nation’s cares; To battle! The Magnificent Enshrined, High King of Golden Age, Remembered, he will come again. Saluted, lovely Queen, by men, Upheld in honor, high esteem, So…
Forgive Yourself: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
Eustace sat cross-legged on the Pevensies' sitting room floor, tongue sticking out in concentration as he strung another piece of popcorn onto the garland that already spanned half the room. "Look at this one," cooed…
How Mere Christianity Made Me a Catholic
For many years now, the main rival to Catholicism for me has been the concept of “mere Christianity” articulated by C. S. Lewis. Lewis’ most famous explanation of the subject is, of course, in his…
Narnia in the Spotlight: Thoughts on the C.S. Lewis and His Classical View of Human Nature
The main effect that Disney’s film production of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe had on me was to remind me just how central Narnia has been to my life and to the way…
The Tash Files – Chapter 10 – Prince Cor
My Dear Schizo, Oh, how I hate you. Let me count the ways. The first, and really only reason that I hate you is because you’re a complete idiot. I mean really, do I need…