Tag Archives: Inklings

Who Cares About Arthur and What’s Wrong with Rings of Power?

Yesterday, I had the privilege of speaking twice at the C.S. Lewis Study Center in Northfield, Massachusetts. The Study Center is a beautiful, rambling old Victorian house that’s slowly being converted into event spaces, library rooms, study nooks, and scholarly … Continue reading

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The Inklings Variety Hour

Hello, friends. If you’re here, chances are you like the works of the Inklings and their ilk. May I recommend a podcast to you? It’s called The Inklings Variety Hour, and it’s run by my friend Chris Pipkin. It’s one … Continue reading

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An April Offer on Inklings & Arthur

Dear readers: Throughout this whole month, the ebook of The Inklings and King Arthur is on sale for $4.99. You can purchase it here. If you’re not sure whether it’s relevant to you, well, please read this blurb and Table of Contents … Continue reading

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The Oddest Table of Contents

I’m continuing to work on The Oddest Inkling: An Introduction to Charles Williams, and I think I’m reasonably happy with the new organizational scheme and order of chapters. Here’s the current iteration of the Table of Contents; I’d love your … Continue reading

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The Inklings: Myths and Differences

As you know, I’m working on the manuscript of The Oddest Inkling: An Introduction to Charles Williams, and I’d like your help brainstorming two small sections. They are entitled “Dispelling Myths” and “The Different Inkling.” In “Dispelling Myths,” I want … Continue reading

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One of the Great Courses

I’ve had the distinct honor of creating one of “The Great Courses” for The Teaching Company/Wondrium over this past year. It’s entitled C. S. Lewis: Writer, Scholar, Seeker, and it’s now available as an Audible Original. It just released today, … Continue reading

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The Oddest Outline

Here is a possible outline for The Oddest Inkling: An Introduction to Charles Williams. What do you think? Do you have suggestions for other ways to approach the material? I’ve tried a few other organizational schemes, and this one appealed … Continue reading

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Upcoming Adventure

Dear friends & supporters: In October, I’m heading off to Chicago to do some research for my Charles Williams projects. I’ll be at Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College for a week–that wonderland of archival material related to the … Continue reading

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CFP: Starships, Stewards, and Storytellers

Hey, readers! You are invited to submit proposals for an upcoming conference: TexMoot 2022:Signum University’s Fourth Annual TexasLiterature & Language Symposium 26 March 2022at the Norris Conference Center2525 W. Anderson LnAustin, TX 78757and online What is a “Moot”?  The word … Continue reading

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From Thaumaturgy to Dramaturgy: A Dissertation Summary

Hello, dear readers, if readers there be after all this time! I have emerged from my PhD studies, greyer and (I hope) wiser than before, heavier by dint of all that study, the collective traumas of these two years, and … Continue reading

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