C.S Lewis: A Biography Of Friendship

Who was the real C.S. Lewis, behind the remarkable enigma?

This sparkling new biography delves into the life of one of the most brilliant academics of his time, highlighting the significance of the key friendships that shaped his thoughts and writings.

Key Insights from the Book:

• The Role of Friendship: C.S. Lewis valued friendship above all else, not just with fellow intellectuals but with a diverse group of individuals who profoundly influenced him.
• Influential Relationships: The book explores his most important friendships, including:
  • Arthur Greeves
  • Janie Moore
  • The other members of the Inklings
• In-Depth Analysis: Each of these relationships is considered in depth, demonstrating their impact on his life and work.

At home with ideas and debate, C.S. Lewis saw the world as story-shaped and considered imagination the very centre of who he was.

This biography brings to life the story of C.S. Lewis, offering readers a glimpse into the friendships and ideas that defined him.