Lewis is perhaps best known for his Narnia novels, but he wrote far more works of non-fiction ranging in subject matter from philosopy and theology to literary criticism.

Which Lewisian works are your favourites, and are there are any you love that are not included here?
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message 1: by Kevin (new)

Kevin Sorry Anna, I have not read any of these; I was mainly Tolkien rather than Lewis.


message 2: by Rosanne (new)

Rosanne Lortz Another good one to put on here is The Abolition of Man, his essay on education.


message 3: by English (last edited Jul 05, 2012 10:29AM) (new)

English Kevin wrote: "Sorry Anna, I have not read any of these; I was mainly Tolkien rather than Lewis."

Never read Tolkien myself, but will do so at some point hopefully.


message 4: by English (last edited Jul 05, 2012 10:26AM) (new)

English Rosanne wrote: "Another good one to put on here is The Abolition of Man, his essay on education."

Yes Rosanne I have heard that one is good, but I only included titles I have read (or am reading in the case of the 'Weight of Glory', but you cab add it to this list by voting for it.


message 5: by Kevin (new)

Kevin Anna wrote: "Kevin wrote: "Sorry Anna, I have not read any of these; I was mainly Tolkien rather than Lewis."

Hey that's OK."


Always meant to mind; Do you know 'Out of the Silent Planet'?


message 6: by English (last edited Jul 05, 2012 10:34AM) (new)

English Always meant to mind; Do you know 'Out of the Silent Planet'?"

Yes, it was part of his Cosmic Trilogy but I have not read it. As you can probablty see from the list I am more keen on his theological/philosophical works.


message 7: by Michelle (new)

Michelle Griep The Screwtape Letters are my personal favorite.

I've also read his sci fi trilogy and liked it as well.


message 8: by English (new)

English Michelle wrote: "The Screwtape Letters are my personal favorite.

I've also read his sci fi trilogy and liked it as well."


I read the 'letters' several years ago, but I also like 'The Problem of Pain' because of some of Lewis arguments on forgiveness, and really most everything he wrote except 'The Great Divorce'.

I have never read 'The Cosmic trilogy' though.


ⓝⓐⓣⓗⓐⓝⓐⓔⓛ♦Depression Sucks♦ Kevin wrote: "Sorry Anna, I have not read any of these;."


Same here.


message 10: by Robyn (new)

Robyn Ellis This list seems to have gone a bit wonky. The Screwtape Letters and Pilgrims Regress are fiction and several of these book aren't by Lewis at all


message 11: by Robyn (new)

Robyn Ellis The Great Divorce is also fiction


message 12: by English (new)

English Robyn wrote: "This list seems to have gone a bit wonky. The Screwtape Letters and Pilgrims Regress are fiction and several of these book aren't by Lewis at all"

Yes, I've just checked it and I can see that :(
Sadly, I don't know of any way to delete those books, or else I would have done long before now. It looks like the original voter has to do it.


message 13: by English (new)

English Someone has added a load of books by Bill Johnson, which have nothing to do with Lewis.


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