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What was in C. S. Lewis' mind as he was writing the Chronicles of Narnia?
As the movie "Prince Caspian" starts to play in movie theaters in America today, it is very interesting to discover exactly what was in the mind of C. S. Lewis as he penned the book (of the same title) and the seven book series of which it is a part, known as "the Chronicles of Narnia." Dr. Leland Ryken has written a short but insightful article on this subject here that is well worth reading.
Posted by John Samson on May 16, 2008 09:40 AM