C.S. Lewis processed his grief over wife Joy's death in 'A Grief Observed.' Initially a personal journal, he published it under a pseudonym.

Although C.S. Lewis was famous when he was alive, the death of the beloved Christian apologist and author from renal failure went largely overlooked because of something else that happened the same ...

The person who welcomed me to his home in the university town of Oxford was Walter Hooper. The accent of the person greeting me, however, within this quintessential English setting, seemed incongruous ...

British Actor Daniel Payne is always jet-setting this time every year, and Cleveland is a fast-approaching destination. Though portraying the late British writer, literary scholar and Anglican lay ...

Netflix has announced a release date and star-studded cast for Narnia The Magician s Nephew, the first installment in its new adaptation of C S Lewis beloved fantasy series, directed by Greta Gerwig ...

Max McLean admittedly had no idea a one-off show nearly 20 years ago in which he portrayed C.S. Lewis would become his life’s calling. Yet here we are, with the award-winning actor’s latest production ...

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At 5:30 p.m. (U.K. time) on Nov. 22, 1963, C. S. Lewis collapsed in his home in Oxford after a long illness and died a few minutes later. At the same time, across the Atlantic, John F. Kennedy was ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --Tickets are on sale now for a special holiday production playing this week at the Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place. David Payne, one of the world's foremost actors, portrays ...

Merry Christmas! A day late, I know. Happy “Boxing Day,” then. ? Movie buffs may have noticed a curious inclusion in this year’s Christmas releases: “Freud’s Last Session,” an imagined meeting between ...

A recent discovery unveils an unknown chapter in the life the famous Oxford Don. As I browsed eBay not long ago, I came across a 78 rpm recording of a lecture by C. S. Lewis. I assumed that it was a ...