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Narnia fans of all ages will love this sumptuous, full-colour Treasury packed with information about C. S. Lewis and his most famous creation. If, like many readers of Narnia, you are secretly pushed against the back of a wardrobe to see if you could enter Lewis's magical land, this book is for you! It is an appreciation of Narnia and all things Narnian -- Aslan, Earthmen, Marsh-wiggles, countries under the earth and across distant oceans -- and of C. S. Lewis himself. Aimed both at children and adults, there are sections on different aspects of Narnian life and its customs, on the people who travelled to Narnia, on its rulers, wise or evil, and on the books themselves. It is illustrated throughout by Pauline Baynes's intricate drawings which are almost as much a part of Narnia as the text; there are also many early photographs of the author and his family, showing his childhood, his homes and his inspirations.
This volume investigates the creative origins, thematic depth, and cultural legacy of C. S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia series. Brian Sibley, a noted expert on Lewis, synthesizes biographical data, literary analysis, and archival imagery to provide a comprehensive guide to the world of Narnia. The book serves as a reference for readers seeking to understand the mythological foundations and historical inspirations behind the beloved fantasy landscape.
What You Will Find
This work is regarded as a definitive companion for enthusiasts of the Narnia series due to its integration of scholarly detail and accessible presentation. The inclusion of original illustrations and biographical context provides a comprehensive resource for readers of all ages interested in the mechanics of Lewis's world-building.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1998-10-05
Publisher:
Harper Collins Promotion
ISBN-10:
0001855824
ISBN-13:
9780001855823
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