This study of Lewis's profound novel, ""Till We Have Faces"", offers background material on this difficult work and suggests reading techniques designed to make it more accessible. The author identifies key books in literature, history and philosophy that influenced Lewis's thinking.
This text argues that the fictions of C.S. Lewis are works that embody language issues. It examines and analyzes Lewis's work, and places it according to the text Lewis drew from or reacted against.
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