Into the Wardrobe

The C. S. Lewis WWW Page

Thank you for stepping Into the Wardrobe, the C. S. Lewis WWW page.

Because there is relatively little in cyberspace about this great writer/thinker, I implore you to please send contributions so that this page may better serve those who enter.

My goal for this page is for it to become not only a place for C. S. Lewis fans to glean information from, but also a storehouse of knowledge for the more serious Lewis scholar.

Before getting to the menu, just a few announcements:

• For those of you who use IRC, I have designated #Narnia as a meeting place. I'm known as "DrZeus." If you're unfamiliar with what IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is, here is some information.

• If you're interested in subscribing to the C. S. Lewis mailing list, send email to Deb Walheim (dwalheim@aol.com). Be sure to specify MereLewis as she maintains other lists as well. The archives are here for safe keeping.

• In case you weren't aware, there is a newsgroup called, appropriately enough, alt.books.cs-lewis. Ask your system administrator to add it to your news list!

• Well, you missed the deadline if you wanted to attend the C. S. LEWIS WORKSHOP. I guess you'll have to wait until next summer! Here's an outline of this year's workshop agenda.

A Life Outline of Clive Staples Lewis
Literary Works : Fiction and Poetry
Literary Works : Non-Fiction
Secondary Works
Papers and Speeches
Some Random Quotes
Tidbits
The Photograph Album
Sounds Like Lewis
The "MereLewis" Archives
Other Lewis Links
All Things Related

Several thank-you's are in order: Dr. Bruce Edwards, professor of English at Bowling Green State University, for his insight, expertise, and contributions; Doug McNeil, for maintaining a complementary Lewis page; Loren Johnson, for access to his quotes page and one of the Lewis photos; Jeff Peek, for some other photos and the sound clips; Dennis Ford, for other photos, Deb Walheim, for running the C. S. Lewis mailing list; and countless others who have given me corrections and additions.

Of course, a heart-felt thanks goes to all of you who have given me moral support through your letters and also those who simply come and go from these pages. God Speed!

This page is maintained byJohn Visser - [slq9v@cc.usu.edu]
This page has been on the web since January, 1995
(Last updated on June 7, 1995)

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