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Always Winter, But Never Christmas: Santa Claus and Narnia

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The Chronicles of Narnia

Always Winter, But Never Christmas: Santa Claus and Narnia

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Greta Gerwig May Follow Barbie With an Even Bigger Fantasy: The Chronicles of Narnia

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SFF Bestiary

American Narnia: T. Kingfisher’s Summer in Orcus

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Tracing the Affinities Between Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi and C.S Lewis’ The Magician’s Nephew

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Rereads and Rewatches
The Chronicles of Narnia

Always Winter, But Never Christmas: Santa Claus in Narnia

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Rereads and Rewatches
C.S. Lewis

The End of All Stories: Bidding a Fond Farewell to The Great C.S. Lewis Reread

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C.S. Lewis

Our Country: C.S. Lewis, Calormen, and How Fans Are Reclaiming the Fictionalized East

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worldbuilding

Solving the Mystery of Turkish Delight (and Other Fantasy Anomalies)

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The Chronicles of Narnia

Worlds Beyond: How The Chronicles of Narnia Introduced Me to a Lifetime of SFF

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C.S. Lewis

The Story King: How The Chronicles of Narnia Shapes the Worlds We Create

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C.S. Lewis

Worlds Beyond: How The Chronicles of Narnia Introduced Us to Other Authors We Love

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C.S. Lewis

The Problem(s) of Susan

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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