Jack: An Adventure with C.S. Lewis
~ by Alexandra Jezierski “We are sorry to announce that the 9:08 am train to Oxford is delayed by twenty-one minutes." Gabriella heard the announcement with a groan. She shoved her backpack off her back…
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The Devil Inside: A Reflection on The Screwtape Letters
There is such a thing as evil. Unfortunately, too many times we want to ignore it or hope it is not a common occurrence. Despite the fact that there is more good than bad in…
The Problem of Edmund: A Discussion of Justice, Mercy, and Forgiveness
“What’s done is done. There is no need to speak to Edmund about what is passed,” Aslan says, and walks away. “Hullo,” Edmund says awkwardly to his siblings. Lucy gives him a big smile and…
The High King Will Return: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
~ by Joshua David Ling Editor's Note: The song recording of this poem may be found BandCamp *** Chorus: False kings will quake, And tyranny break. And the High King will return. Like a bright…
Beyond the Wood: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
~ by Amanda Pizzolatto A figure flitted between the linden trees, her right hand gently clutching a yellow linden blossom and her left holding a guinea pig close to her chest. The little creature was…
Screwtape Talks about “The DaVinci Code”
~ by Tom Holste This article originally appeared in SGN Scoops, October 2009. My dear Wormwood, Really, your excitement over this whole affair is quite juvenile. Of course, there are many things about the current…
Aliens: Science Fiction or Reality?
Are we alone in the heavens? Is there life, including intelligent life, elsewhere in the universe? What would be the implications for humanity and our relationship to God if there are other intelligent beings? And…
The Magic of Numenor: The Connection between Tolkien’s Middle-Earth and Lewis’s Space Trilogy
Most of you probably know about the lengthy friendship of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. You may know that they were in a writer’s group known as the Inklings. You may even know that Tolkien…
Lamppost: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
~ by Amanda Tkaczow Tall, imposing iron rooted in soil. Ancient and modern. Light visible leagues away; confounding strangers for it never expires or fades. Stronger in winter as the glow shines off the snow…
This Too Shall Pass: A Crossover Story
~ by Evan Alexander The wind whistling sharply across the harandra outside my cave brought me out of my thoughts. Normally the near-constant howling of the sandstorms outside would be of little notice, save for…