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Discover where C. S. Lewis's ideas came from, and what he was like as a boy and as he grew up. You can read too about the founding of Narnia itself, its quirky time-keeping, its adjoining countries and their customs, its unusual creatures, and even how to make some of the delicious food that is so lovingly described. In addition, the book is graced with photographs of C. S. Lewis's early life and homes, and with man of the original illustrations from the Chronicles, now in colour.
This volume investigates the biographical origins of C.S. Lewis and the intricate world-building mechanics behind his seminal fantasy series, The Chronicles of Narnia. Authors Alison Sage and Brian Sibley synthesize historical biographical data with literary analysis to explain how Lewis's personal experiences and intellectual development informed the creation of his fictional realm. The text serves as a comprehensive companion, bridging the gap between the author's life and the internal logic of the Narnian universe.
What You Will Find
The subject matter suggests a highly accessible and illustrative reference guide intended for fans seeking a deeper understanding of the Narnian lore. The inclusion of original color illustrations and biographical context points to a work designed to bridge the gap between academic literary history and casual reader interest.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1999-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0001857169
ISBN-13:
9780001857162
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