Here’s the seventh show from my 90 second YouTube channel. This episode varies slightly from the others, as it is the second of an occasional “Narnia Character Profile,” aimed at giving you a brief look at one of the many characters from Lewis’ most beloved stories. – – – Books mentioned in this episode: Prince …
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Here’s the fourth special episode of my 90 second YouTube show. It’s an attempt to combat the false claim that Lewis disliked women by “proving” he secretly hated men. – – – Mentioned in this episode: Join the 90 Seconds to Knowing C.S. Lewis FB group The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe The Voyage …
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Here’s the fifth show from my 90 second YouTube channel. This episode varies slightly from the others, as it is the first of an occasional “Narnia Character Profile,” aimed at giving you a brief look at one of the many characters from Lewis’ most beloved stories. Note the text version of the show is below, …
Read the full post →“90 Sec #5 – REEPICHEEP: Narnia Character Profile – 1 (YouTube)”
UPDATED (5/5/18) – The Misquotable C.S. Lewis is my book that examines 75 quotations attributed to Lewis that I caution you not to share. Some are falsely attributed to him, others are paraphrases of his words, and a few have context issues. Don’t share a quote attributed to Lewis unless you can confirm he wrote it and the meaning …
Highlights for September 1-11 include: Two Narnia books published, a final fictional work, being on the cover of Time in the U.S. and his only title devoted to a book of the Bible.
Time CoverThe number of books published over the years during these ten days would be enough for most authors for an entire lifetime. Although, two of the titles are collections of shorter works were released after his death, interestingly the five others were during the last eleven years of his life. An additional title, A Mind Awake: An Anthology of C.S. Lewis, is a lesser known collection of quotes first available in March, 1968, but was published as a paperback on the 9th in 1980.
A great adventure at sea awaits you aboard the “Dawn Treader!”
When Eustace gets his first exposure to Narnia he, Edmund and Lucy join King Caspian who has already set sail to find the missing seven lords. They encounter various islands along the way. The initial stop is one of the Lone Islands where the slave trade is still practiced.
Dragon Island is where Eustace discovers his true nature. Not much happens on Burnt Island, but Deathwater Island more than makes up for that!
Do you have a great memory? Jill Pole definitely needed one in her first adventure in Narnia!
Which Narnia book is this quote found? “There was once a boy named Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”
