HOW LEWIS STRUCK THEM: ASSOCIATION COPY For any lover of C. S. Lewis who wants to know what it is like to sit in his Oxford quarters under his demanding tutelage or climb inside of his mind to edit his books, this collection of essays is written by the writers who knew him best. Light on C. S. Lewis is not a biography but friends answering the question, "C. S. Lewis--how did he strike you?" Come to understand Lewis through essays by Owen Barfield, a member of the Inklings, and Walter Hooper, the literary advisor to Lewis' estate and editor of his posthumously published books. Other contributors include Austin Farrer, J. A. W. Bennett, Nevill Coghill, John Lawlor, Stella Gibbons, Kathleen Raine, and Chad Walsh. This association copy is signed by John Lawlor, one of Lewis' undergraduate students and lifelong friends, to Walter Hooper on page 67. Slightly bowed front board, endpapers edges sunned, still fine, in fine dust jacket, with slightly toned spine, small closed tear to top edge, and gently pressed spine head, in mylar cover. Publisher's full green cloth, top edge stained pink, in Michael Harvey dust jacket (16s net).

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Light on C. S. Lewis

Publisher

Geoffrey Bles, London

Publication Date

1965

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Hardcover

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First edition, first printing.

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