There have been eBook versions of various book by C.S. Lewis for some time. However, unless you were a computer wiz there wasn’t an easy way to search multiple books by Lewis. However, soon that will all change. William O’Flaherty recently spoke with Joel Muddamalle from Logos Bible Software about a 30 book collection of …
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The 2015 Inklings Weekend is approaching soon. The Inklings Fellowship will have it in Montreat (N.C.) April 17-19. Dr. Hal Poe, who is from the organizing group, is the guest for the show. The theme this year is “The Inklings and the Ladies,” as it’s the centennial anniversary of the birth of Joy Davidman (Lewis’s wife). Speakers …
There is no shortage of opinions about the three films based on The Hobbit. Whether you love them or hate them, have you considered if they are can be considered good movies even if they are not faithful adaptations? Also, how close do they come to presenting the core themes of the book itself? In this …
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In book form The Hobbit has been available for nearly 80 years, but the third and final movie installment was just released late last year. No one suggests the three films are perfect adaptations, but how far off do they really miss the mark? William O’Flaherty is joined by Dr. Charlie Starr, Dr. Crystal Hurd and …
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If you spoke with ten people about the topic of Heaven and Hell you were likely get more than a dozen viewpoints! C.S. Lewis wrote a lot on the issue through-out his nonfiction and fictional works. In Beyond the Shadowlands, Dr. Wayne Martindale details Lewis’s views on the subject in an easy to read format. Dr. Martindale is a …
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C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce originally came out nearly 70 years ago (that is the book, which was published January 14, 1946; but it was released in weekly installments starting on November 10, 1944). Back in 2012 William O’Flaherty spoke with Dr. David Clark about a book that is a study guide and more to this great and …
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This is the second of a two-part reflection reviewing some of the podcasts I did over the past year. Previously I did a recap on shows posted through July. This episode picks up in August (when I began to have the audio files host at the new location. As before I mention all the new …
I had thirty-four new shows posted in 2014 (thirty six if you count this and next week’s show!). The following is the first of a two part recap/reflection on the programs that were released in the last year. This segment spotlights shows done through July of this year before I changed the location of the …
Some Lewis readers are unaware that he wrote poetry (or at best are uninterested in it). Dr. Don King, editor of The Collected Poems of C.S. Lewis: A Critical Edition, believes such individuals are missing out on not only gaining a better understanding of the author, but they are also depriving themselves of some great writings. William …
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Ever year The C. S. Lewis and Inklings Society holds a conference (at a varying location). For 2015 it is at Grove City College. William O’Flaherty spoke with Dr. Janice Brown, who is a Professor of English there about the annual conference. Speakers for this 18th event will be Dr. Diana Glyer and Dr. Jerry Root. As usual …
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