The Great Divorce

by C.S. Lewis

First published 2000

Trapped in a gray, lifeless limbo, a man boards a bus to the outskirts of heaven. As the journey unfolds, he encounters a host of strange, alluring figures - some eager to turn back, others willing to press on. In this dazzling allegory, C.S. Lewis dares us to confront the boundaries between good and evil, judgment and grace.

Genres: literary-fiction, christian-fiction, 20th-century, fantasy

Vibes: atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: metaphorical, spiritual-journey

128 pages · Paperback · B & H Pub Group

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