C. S. Lewis

Professor John Lawlor was a student, friend, and professional associate of author C.S. Lewis. They initially met when Lawlor was his student at Oxford during the '30s. He reflects on the romantic quality of life at Oxford during that time and on Lewis's lifestyle and thinking, as well as on Lewis's colleagues during that period. British performer Bernard Mayes explores the details and complicated descriptions of Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, scholarly achievements, complex thought processes, and razor-sharp disclaimers in a very formal manner indeed! Followers of C.S. Lewis's work will gain insight into a dedicated thinker's lifestyle, writings, and achievements. B.J.P. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine