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khanya.wordpress.com
An interesting discussion seems to be developing in the Orthodox blogosphere about whether Orthodox Christians should write, or even read, fantasy literature. They are referring to the works of writers like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien -- Christian (though not Orthodox) authors who wrote fantasy fiction. The answer of this blogger, Lily Parascheva Rowe, seems... |
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apilgriminnarnia.com
Today is the 60th anniversary of C.S. Lewis' death. Among the public figures from Lewis' history, poet-novelist-critic-playwright John Wain is a complicated character. He comes into Lewis' story not just as a student but as someone connected to the Inklings and yet separate from them. Wain was an insider-outsider who could speak with both intimacy |
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johngarth.wordpress.com
Here is an excellent post by John Garth -- I'm serving as his preceptor for a course called "Tolkien's Wars and Middle-earth" at Signum University this semester. Do check out his work, especially his amazing book "Tolkien and the Great War"! |
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readingmattersblog.com
Fiction - hardcover; Canongate Books; 272 pages; 2015. Review copy courtesy of the publisher. Kevin Barry's Beatlebone is my book of the year.It's a riotous romp full of the most unexpected surprises and captivated me from start to finish. It tells the story of a 37-year-old man named John, who is going through akind of... |
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