Recently I sat down with David Bates of the Pints With Jack podcast to discuss Till We Have Faces. Readers will know that I have been working through Till We Have Faces with some detailed close readings and some guest spots. Over drinks, David and I discussed some of those articles:
The video is below. You can read more about the interview and find the audio-only versions in this link. Cheers to everyone at Pints With Jack, and make sure you check out the great podcasts in this season’s focus on C.S. Lewis’ most important work of literary fiction, Till We Have Faces.
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Recently I sat down with David Bates of the Pints With Jack podcast to discuss Till We Have Faces. Readers will know that I have been working through Till We Have Faces with some detailed close readings and some guest spots. Over drinks, David and I discussed some of those articles:
Listened to the podcast and really enjoyed it! Will reread Til We Have Faces.
Thanks!
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