Branches to Heaven

Exploring the intricate relationship between C. S. Lewis's life and his literary work, this book delves into his emotional and psychological landscape, revealing how his experiences and influences shaped his rhetorical prowess. It argues that Lewis aimed to present Christianity as a compelling alternative to skepticism through various genres. By analyzing his sources and connections, the author uncovers a richer, more complex portrait of Lewis, highlighting the depth of his roots and the elevation of his ideas beyond his familiar public persona.