What type of mind did C.S. Lewis have? If you were to believe Dr. Jason Baxter, then he clearly had a “medieval” mind. Jason explains what he means by that in this podcast interview (also available on my YouTube channel). The book he discusses is entitled (understatedly) The Medieval Mind of C.S. Lewis. The subtitle …
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While there are books related to Lewis that explore some of his friendships, none examine the wide range of these relationships like No Ordinary People: 21 Friendships of C.S. Lewis. The author, Dr. Joel Heck, recently spoke about this book that came out in late 2021 to William O’Flaherty. In this podcast hear Joel share from …
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If ever wanted to learn more about C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and similar writers, but you wanted something different than a standard biography then here’s a book from late 2021 to consider. In the following podcast interview, Justin Wiggins joins William O’Flaherty to tell about a book he co-wrote with Grant P. Hudson (Clarendon …
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NOTE: This is a previously announced event, but the dates for this conference CHANGED from March 2022 to September 7-9, 2022. The Presbyterian Heritage Center (PHC) is hosting another great event related to C.S. Lewis. Their Inkling-Plus Premiere Global Conference is called “From Shakespeare to the Inklings: The Bible’s Impact on Creative Imagination.” It will be …
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Have you ever wondered how C.S. Lewis came to create the land of Narnia? Imagine if you were a student at Oxford at the time he was writing them and you had a chance to ask him? What would Lewis say? You don’t have to imagine because bestselling fictional writer Patti Callahan has done the …
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The following is the sixth and final show in a mini-series of podcast interviews on The Faun’s Bookshelf. The previous episode provided an in-depth look at the third part of the book. This show goes into more detail about the fourth and final part of the book and also gives a short summary of the earliest …
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Fellowship for Performing Arts (FPA) has produced its first movie (in conjunction with 1A Productions). Hear Max McLean talk with William O’Flaherty about the motion picture in this podcast interview. The Most Reluctant Convert: The Untold Story of C.S. Lewis, stars Max and is an adaption of his popular stage play. The Movie debuts in …
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The following is the fifth show in a mini-series of podcast interviews on The Faun’s Bookshelf. The previous episode gave you an overview of the last half of the book. This show goes into more detail about the third part of the book; chapters seven to nine. As before, Dr. Charlie Starr, the author of The Faun’s …
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The following is the fourth show in a mini-series of podcast interviews on The Faun’s Bookshelf. The previous episode went into detail about chapters four to six of the book. This show provides an overview of the last half of the book (chapters seven to twelve). As before, Dr. Charlie Starr, the author of the …
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Many people wish they could meet someone famous like C.S. Lewis in order to learn about their life firsthand. But, because he died back in 1963 (on the same day U.S. President Kenndy was killed) that’s not possible, or is it? The following is a podcast interview with David Payne who has portrayed Lewis on …
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