Something to read - discussion of Lewis' writings for Christian and non Christian

[bookbard]

I frequently read the 'Tor' blog (Tor is a publisher of fantasy/sci fi) and they have been doing a series talking about C. S. Lewis' books, including Narnia, for those interesting. I think the guy is a Christian, so it's Christian-friendly, but it's also non-Christian friendly, because it's not arguing a particular viewpoint. There's also Christian and non-Christian comments (it's a moderated site so never awful) to make the discussion more interesting. I'm reading the article about The Great Divorce at the moment, I remember reading that story years ago and still enjoy the imagery (though no longer a Christian and more critical of C. S. Lewis than I used to be). 

Hell or Something Like It: C.S. Lewis and The Great Divorce | Tor.com

[Pam in CT]

Great Divorce is the Lewis book I most appreciate (Til We Have Faces and Screwtape are the runners up).