The Lonely Library
The picture is of oxford library (home of one of my favourite authors, c.s. lewis) the collection of books is such a sea, a play ground for the scholarly, to hold a page that will not burn your eyes, who would not give up such a prize?
The Night in Narnia - 3
As before, this is not meant for those who hold fond memories of c.s. lewis originals. this is parody for yiff, and we all know it. so sit back, enjoy and leave comments :-) 3.
The pridelands
We chose his name due to the uncanny resemblances in eye colour and facial features to the tiger in the c.s lewis movies. the dog danced around my feet, gnawing at my shoe laces.
Contact - Part 3
." - c.s. lewis if you do spot some errors in the story. don't mind them too much! because as i've said before, these are still just drafts. disclaimers: depiction of blood, injuries, and other themes. reader's discretion is advised!
[Conscious of a King]: Mutineer Without Reason
Soon i will be reading c.s. lewis. i also will be reading some robert sawyer and possibly finally actually reading joseph cambell's a hero with a thousand faces.
A hard Lesson
Marking careless jocks, glancing through the sarky snide self annotations of furs who thought they were the next pynchon, tolkien, c.s. lewis or lee child.
Beginning
Loki pulls out his book, tonight's selection would be an old book by c.s. lewis. resting his back along the steps to read it. for some reason he always didn't' feel alone when he read in public.
Song of the Huntress - Part 2
Bree sounded appealing; after all it was the nickname of the main horse in her favorite c.s. lewis book. heather decided that, whatever she should be doing, she could probably get it done in bree. "thank you, caldo.
Questions and Answers
-c.s. lewis
Streams (Chapter 4)
I notice that you reference c.s. lewis, which is a nice touch, but your essay is still missing something." he looked at kory, who remained quiet. "you ask, 'does god love me?'
Minotaur University Part III
The whisper of such was contained in another writer's work, c.s lewis. of course it didn't work quite like that, but rather in reverse.
Yindi and the Icebreaker
._ i'm half tempted to stomp over to him, smack the book out of his paw, and explain to him that c.s. lewis was an anglican heretic who's burning in hell. (tiereny would be so proud.) but it's best not to make a scene before bed. "good night, scotte."