C.S. LewisCombines a biographical profile with synopses and critical analyses of C. S. Lewis' Narnia tales, adult novels, Christian apologetics, philosophical writings, and literary criticism. |
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Further Up and Further | 23 |
Adult Fiction | 72 |
Apologetics | 188 |
Copyright | |
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