C.S. Lewis, Poetry, and the Great War 1914-1918

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Focusing on C.S. Lewis's formative years, the narrative challenges the conventional view of him as a "soldier-poet," instead portraying him as a driven and ambitious young academic. It delves into his relationships with key figures in his life, including his father and mistress, highlighting his ruthless determination to achieve his goals. This realistic account encourages readers to reassess Lewis's character and motivations during his early career, revealing a more complex and self-serving individual than previously recognized.