Jack

Over the next twenty-nine years, author George Sayer's first impression about C. S. Lewis proved true. He was interesting; but he was more than just that. He was a devout Christian, gifted literary scholar, best-selling author, and brilliant apologist. Sayer draws from a variety of sources, including his close friendship with Lewis and the million-word diary of Lewis's brother, to paint a portrait of the man whose friends knew as Jack.

Acknowledgments

ix

Foreword

xi

Note on Primary Sources

xiii

Preface: Our First Meeting

xvii

1 Very Different Strains

21

(14)

2 Good Parents, Good Food, and a Garden

35

(20)

3 Into Bondage

55

(24)

4 Malvern College

79

(12)

5 Great Bookham

91

(28)

6 Into Battle

119

(22)

7 Spirits in Bondage

141

(10)

8 Mrs. Moore

151

(18)

9 Into Poverty

169

(16)

10 Fellow and Tutor

185

(22)

11 Dymer

207

(10)

12 The Pilgrim's Regress

217

(16)

13 The Kilns

233

(32)

14 War Work

265

(12)

15 Preacher and Broadcaster

277

(12)

16 Writing, Writing, Writing

289

(22)

17 Into Narnia

311

(10)

18 Escape

321

(26)

19 Surprised by Joy

347

(22)

20 Surprised by Marriage

369

(14)

21 Inspired by Joy

383

(14)

22 Life After Joy

397

(16)

Afterword

413

(12)

Notes

425

(16)

Bibliography

441

(10)

Index

451

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