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Letters to an Oxonian Lady: C.S. Lewis’ Relationship with Mary Neylan
In a recent trip to the Wade Center, a literary archive of C.S. Lewis and the Inklings in Wheaton, IL, I read an original C.S. Lewis letter to a young student while he was an Oxford don. In June of … Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Original Research, Thoughtful Essays
Tagged C.S. Lewis, letters, literature, Mary Neylan, Mental Illness, Oxford, Pilgrim's Regress, Ransom Trilogy, wade center, writing
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