by C.S. Lewis
First published 1969
Esteemed thinker C.S. Lewis guides readers on a journey through the literary canon, from Chaucer to Kipling. With his trademark forthrightness and discreet wit, Lewis illuminates the nuances of classics both beloved and obscure. From the "literary impact of the authorized version" to the intersections of psychoanalysis and literary criticism, these incisive essays showcase Lewis's distinctive intellectual voice and unparalleled insight into the written word.
Genres: literature, essays, literary-criticism, non-fiction, criticism, academic
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: academic, intellectual-discourse
352 pages · Paperback · Cambridge University Press