I am very much hoping to return to this great conference this year and present a bit of my work. Are you going?
Here’s an announcement for the conference at which I’ll give a keynote address in June. Hope you can come! Spread the word.
ANNOUNCEMENT: C.S. Lewis and Friends Colloquium with special theme of FRIENDSHIP
JOIN US at The Center for the Study of C.S. Lewis & Friends at Taylor University for our 10th Ewbank Colloquium, June 2-5, 2016.
We are excited to announce that our keynote speakers for 2016 include Dr. Diana Glyer, Colin Duriez, and Sørina Higgins.
The Colloquium will honor two important friendships. Taylor University professor Dr. David Neuhouser, who established the colloquium in 1997, and Dr. Ed Brown, whose collection of books and manuscripts became the heart of the Center, both passed away in 2015. Also we will celebrate the 90th anniversary of the first meeting of Lewis and Tolkien, without which…well, who wants to imagine a world without that friendship?
Therefore, the Colloquium will have a special…
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A Pilgrim in Narnia 
Cross-referencing your post about letters, I am fascinated as I read John Garth’s Tolkien and the Great War to follow the letters Tolkien and his old school friends are exchanging while at the Front! Including, circulating copies of poems and returning them with comments, or passing them on to another (Front-line) friend first!
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I just listened to a lecture by him and was also struck by that kind of experience.
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