Diana Pavlac Glyer finds more joy in poring over dusty manuscripts than in visiting theme parks, a passion that has led her to spend decades immersed in archives and libraries. She is a preeminent scholar of C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and the literary circle known as the Inklings. Her groundbreaking work has reshaped discussions surrounding these authors. A recurring theme in her scholarship, teaching, and artistic endeavors is that creativity flourishes most vibrantly within a community, emphasizing the power of collaboration.
Drawing on C. S. Lewis’s essays, sermons, and fiction, The Lion’s Country offers a comprehensive exploration of Lewis’s understanding of reality - important, Charlie Starr argues, to more fully understand Lewis’s writing but also to challenge and inform our own thought about what constitutes the Real.