Lewis’s parents and extended family shaped his intellectual and artistic pursuits

C. S. Lewis and his “First Friend” Arthur Greeves

C. S. Lewis’s lifelong ally was his brother, W. H. Lewis 

The eventful life, marriage, and death of Joy Davidman Lewis

Lewis was a loving correspondent, godfather, and friend to the children in his life

Encounters with C. S. Lewis around the hearth and along the byways

Readers respond to Christian History

Why the continued fascination with Lewis?

The surprising story of a master storyteller 

Some of Lewis's family members, especially those mentioned in his letters and autobiography

A guide to Lewis’s writings for the new reader 

An American bishop, a Swedish theologian, and a powerful book

 C. S. Lewis and his tutor W. T. Kirkpatrick

Major events in the life of Jack Lewis and his family and friends—and some of his most famous works 

Jack and Mrs. Moore

 Joy Davidman as an author

An interview with Douglas Gresham

Questions to help you think more deeply about this issue.

With scores of books by and about C. S. Lewis—where to begin? Here are suggestions compiled by our editors, contributors, and the Wade Center.

Some of Lewis’s scholarly colleagues and those who carried on his legacy