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5 Reasons to Write in Your Books
Scandalized by Writing in Books? C.S. Lewis Did It. So Did U.S. President John Adams. So Should You
 • Joel J Miller
Bookish Diversions: Lewis and Tolkien, Pen Pals
Their Creative Fellowship, New Explorations, New Discoveries, New Projects, More
 • Joel J Miller
C.S. Lewis: Before Narnia
When We Didn’t Know Jack. Reviewing ‘C.S. Lewis in America’ by Mark Noll
 • Joel J Miller
Myth Take: C.S. Lewis’s ‘Till We Have Faces’
Sometimes the Questions We Pose Present the Answers We Seek
 • Joel J Miller
Voices of the Past and Their Precarious Persistence
Forgotten Authors, C.S. Lewis’s Long Tail, Cases of Neglect, Easy Offense, More
 • Joel J Miller
Unraveling Narnia’s Genetic Code
C.S. Lewis’s Foreign Parts: Reviewing ‘East of the Wardrobe’ by Warwick Ball
 • Joel J Miller
Giving Thanks for C.S. Lewis
It’s the 60th Anniversary of His Death: Here’s to His Life and Ongoing Influence
 • Joel J Miller
All the Authors We Forgot Along the Way
C.S. Lewis’s Bad Prediction, Finding Zora, Losing Ursula, Saving Gatsby, and What Publishers Can Do
 • Joel J Miller
Postscript to the C.S. Lewis–T.S. Eliot Story: ‘A Grief Observed’
The Backstory of C.S. Lewis’s Singular Book on Suffering Written after the Death of His Wife
 • Joel J Miller
C.S. Lewis and T.S. Eliot: How Rivals Became Friends
Humanizing Contact over a Common Project Brought the Two Literary Giants Together
 • Joel J Miller
That Hideous Farce and Other Offenses
Bookish Diversions: Charles Portis, C.S. Lewis, Ernest Hemingway, Shirley Jackson, Our Scary Past, More
 • Joel J Miller
C.S. Lewis on Readin’ and ’Ritin’ (but not ’Rithmetic)
Don’t Know Jack about Literature? No Worries. These Two Little Books Can Help
 • Joel J Miller
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