Celebrating Planet Narnia: 10 Years in Orbit
Volume 1, #4
Fiction & Literature, Essays & Letters, Essays, Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Theology, Christianity
| Author: | An Unexpected Journal, Annie Crawford, Jason Monroe, Josiah Peterson, Adam L. Brackin, Ryan Grube, Michael Ward, Jahdiel Perez, Louis Markos, John Mark Reynolds, Holly Ordway, Malcolm Guite, Donald T. Williams, Brenton Dickieson, Kyoko Yuasa | ISBN: | 9781540153951 |
| Publisher: | An Unexpected Journal | Publication: | December 7, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | An Unexpected Journal, Annie Crawford, Jason Monroe, Josiah Peterson, Adam L. Brackin, Ryan Grube, Michael Ward, Jahdiel Perez, Louis Markos, John Mark Reynolds, Holly Ordway, Malcolm Guite, Donald T. Williams, Brenton Dickieson, Kyoko Yuasa |
| ISBN: | 9781540153951 |
| Publisher: | An Unexpected Journal |
| Publication: | December 7, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
When Michael Ward's Planet Narnia emerged a decade ago, myriad things were pulled into its orbit: The immense gravitational force altered the field of C.S. Lewis studies, to be sure, but the discovery's scope stretched far into the worlds of literary criticism, Christian apologetics, and the arts.
Only now, after ten years under its influence, have we begun to consider the magnitude of Planet Narnia's effects, and perhaps it is best to begin such an index by cultivating a jovial atmosphere of appreciation. Thus we curated this issue to celebrate both Dr. Ward and his stellar work.
When Michael Ward's Planet Narnia emerged a decade ago, myriad things were pulled into its orbit: The immense gravitational force altered the field of C.S. Lewis studies, to be sure, but the discovery's scope stretched far into the worlds of literary criticism, Christian apologetics, and the arts.
Only now, after ten years under its influence, have we begun to consider the magnitude of Planet Narnia's effects, and perhaps it is best to begin such an index by cultivating a jovial atmosphere of appreciation. Thus we curated this issue to celebrate both Dr. Ward and his stellar work.
