Douglas Gresham

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Douglas Gresham to speak at Biola Tomorrow

November 10, 2005 Paul Martin
Douglas Gresham, stepson of C.S. Lewis and co-producer of “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” will speak at Biola University tommorow, November 11 at 11 a.m. in the Biola University Chase Gymnasium. This is a free event and a once in a life-time opportunity. ALL are welcome. Bring family and friends!

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Chronicling C.S. Lewis

November 8, 2005 Paul Martin
C.S. Lewis was renowned during his lifetime as a scholar, literary critic and perhaps the most influential Christian apologist of the 20th century, and he still is. He wrote a volume of “The Oxford History of English Literature” and was also the author of a science-fiction series (“Space Trilogy”) and “Till We Have Faces,” a retelling of the Greek myth of Cupid and Psyche.

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Past Watchful Dragons Report

November 8, 2005 Paul Martin
This past week, beginning November 3, the doors were opened to Narnia and Middle-Earth. Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, hosted a conference which featured Inklings scholars from around the world talking about a various range of subjects in relation to their works for two and a half magic filled days. The wardrobe door was opened on Wednesday by C.S. Lewis stepson and author, Mr. Douglas Gresham.

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C.S. Lewis for children

October 13, 2005 Paul Martin
The dreams C.S. Lewis had that began in the late 1940s were different. Some were frightening and some were beautiful and, as he described them to family and friends, they involved lions, especially a giant lion that had a regal, yet wild personality.

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Interviews

VirtualNarnia Interviews Douglas Gresham

July 13, 2005 Paul Martin
Spoilers are here, so anyone who hasn’t read LWW, you’ll want to avoid this until you read the book. “It’s being made the way the Holy Spirit of God wants it made and that’s what’s important.” When he left the meeting of the C.S. Lewis foundation to head to his other engagement, he asked them to “Please pray for the movie, too.”

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