Letters

by C.S. Lewis

First published 1988

In this unique collection, C.S. Lewis exchanges intimate letters with Don Giovanni Calabria, a Catholic priest and social reformer. As the two men grapple with faith, philosophy, and the realities of war, their lively debate traverses the divide between England and Italy. Through their vulnerable, often humorous exchange, we witness the meeting of two towering intellects - and the human connection that transcends it.

Genres: philosophy, christian, historical-fiction, 20th-century, biography-memoir

Vibes: intimate, philosophical, thought-provoking

Tropes: epistolary, meeting-of-minds

Setting: Great Britain, England, Italy

Period: 20th century

125 pages · Paperback · Servant Pubns

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