7 April, 2007 - Hear a great interview with Douglas Gresham, Lewis' step-son, on Narnia Web concerning the Narnia movies. Listen here.

3 April, 2007 - Our friend, Michael Ward, has recently published an article for Books & Culture, reviewing the third volume of C. S. Lewis' letters, which is now available. You can read the article here. This is a "must read" because Matthew spends most of the article on Walter Hooper's editing, which is very important.

9 March, 2007 - "C. S. Lewis and the Abolition of Man" is the topic of the 25th annual C. S. Lewis Lecture at UTC, Monday, 26 March, 7:30 p.m. Speaking will be Jean Bethke Elshtain. The lecture will be held in the Benwood Auditorium, New Engineering Building, on the campus of UTC. Admission is free.

18 February, 2007 - The president of Walden Media gave an address at Hillsdale College last month that some of our Lewis fans may be interested in reading. You can read it here.

16 December, 2006 - We had a blast at our 2nd annual White-Witch-Defying Christmas party last night. We tried to do things as much like the Brits as possible, so we started out with crackers (that's where all the funny hats come from in our pictures), had turkey & dressing and such, and ended with loads of deserts that included mincemeat pie and plum pudding. We also played around with a snapdragon. That was fun! After eating, we read portions of Lewis to each other and then sang Christmas carols.

A huge thank you to all those wonderful folks that helped make our party possible. Let's do it again next year!

15 December, 2006 - The Chattanooga Christian Community Foundation is in need of additional funds in order to continue to make their contributions to the annual University of Tennessee at Chattanooga C. S. Lewis Lecture. If you think you may be interested in helping, please contact Mr. Henry Henegar, Chattanooga Christian Community Foundation, 736 Market Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402, 423 266 5257.

22 August, 2006 - We are very pleased to announce our plans to host the first C. S. Lewis Society of Chattanooga weekend conference. Our main speaker will be The Rev. Dr. Lyle Dorsett of Beeson Divinity School. He has authored several books, among which are A Love Observed: Joy Davidman’s Life and Marriage to C.S. Lewis, The Essential C.S. Lewis, and C.S. Lewis, Letters to Children, with Marjorie Mead. The date for our conference is the 2nd and 3rd of March, 2007. More details will be forthcoming in the near future.

If you wish to read the script of an interview with Lyle Dorsett associated with the wonderful production The Magic Never Ends, go to this page.

6 July, 2006 - A group of folks out west have founded the C. S. Lewis Society of California. They have really put a lot of work into their website. It is one of the best on-line resources for C. S. Lewis material. Be sure to check it out: click here.

6 May, 2006 - July 7- 16 - C.S. Lewis Summer Institute at Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts - near “Tanglewood,” summer home of the Boston Symphony. “Love Among the Ruins: On the Renewal of Character & Culture.” First ever in the U.S.! One week of feasting for the mind and imagination on one of the loveliest campuses in New England.
Summer Seminars-in-Residence, C.S. Lewis Study Centre at “The Kilns,” Oxford, England – for an intimate small group study in residence at Lewis' beloved home, July 8 -14 with Dr. Jerry Root; July 16 – 22 with Walter Hooper & Aidan Mackey; July 29 - August 4 with Dr. Stan Mattson For more information, visit www.cslewis.org.

1 May, 2006 - Here is an article (pdf) from the latest issue of The Intercollegiate Review which is a good follow-up to C. S. Lewis' De Descriptione Temporum, or The Great Divide. In this article, Professor Mitchell provides a very good expose on "The Modern Turn," especially as it relates to democracy.

Christian History and Biography Magazine has published an issue on C. S. Lewis. Several of the articles are available on the home page of their website. They also have a section of their website dedicated to C. S. Lewis, with lots of articles on Lewis and realted topics. It's very good. Be sure to check them out.

Issues, Etc., the Lutheran weekly radio broadcast, has an interview with Jennifer Trafton, editor of Christian History and Biography Magazine, concerning C. S. Lewis. It is a part of the 2nd hour of the broadcast on 9 February (about 41 minutes into the broadcast) and continues on the beginning of the 3rd hour. You can listen to this interview by going here.

Christianity Today magazine now has 2 sections of their website devoted to C. S. Lewis. The first is more related to the life and writings of Lewis - click here - and is definitely worth spending time with. They have tons of stuff to read! The second - click here - is dedicated to movies related to Lewis. Enjoy!

The older issue of Christian History Magazine (no. 7) concerning C. S. Lewis is no longer in print, but the magazine may be viewed online at the Christian History website.

We have posted a brief report on the Past Watchful Dragons conference at Belmont University this month, along with a few pictures. You can view this report by going here. Narnia Web has posted an extensive report on this conference, which you can read here.

Our friend Michael Ward, Chaplain of Peterhouse, Univ. of Cambridge, wrote a review last year of the recently published Letters of C. S. Lewis. The third volume is scheduled for publishing in December. You can find this article by visiting Books & Culture.