San Francisco, Calif., Dec 6, 2005 / 22:00 pm
With the film debut of the highly anticipated Chronicles of Narnia just days away for most cities, California-based Ignatius Press has announced the re-release of a unique book chronicling the life of author C.S. Lewis.
Originally released in 1979, Remembering C.S. Lewis; Recollections of those who knew him, is made up of essays from Lewis’ friends, students and acquaintances--all of whom were specially commissioned by editor James T. Como for the book.
Como is one of the founding members of the New York C.S. Lewis Society, and an expert on Lewis’ life and writings.
Christine Valentine-Owsik, spokesperson for Ignatius Press explained that “through [the] recollections…we see Lewis as he takes on atheism, materialism, and a host of other contemporary challenges and issues.”