[ SECRET POST #2182 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2182 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Authors that follow really similar trends?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

Have you ever read 'Til We Have Faces? It's the only Lewis book I can stand, because it actually isn't unequivocally another statement on Christianity. It's really quite lovely.

Re: Authors that follow really similar trends?

[(Anonymous)]

I have not, and it's possible that it is decent. There's another book of his - A Grief Observed - which I have been meaning to read but have not read, and which I have heard, from people whom I trust, similarly gets outside of Lewis' usual mode because it's an intensely personal reflection on grief, and is apparently quite good.

It's certainly possible that Lewis wrote some things that were good, he was unquestionably a talented, intelligent man - it's just that, to me, the mode in which he was writing most of his work is something that I find totally disagreeable. Like I said, it's not even the fact that he's talking about Christianity, it's that he's straightforwardly allegorical and lacking insight.