Ink Spots and Tea Stains: What We Learn from C.S. Lewis’s Writing Habits...
This blog post announces new opportunities for engaging in short courses through Signum University's SPACE program. Professor Brenton Dickieson is offering a unique course focusing on C.S. Lewis and...
View ArticleInk Spots and Tea Stains: What We Learn from C.S. Lewis’s Writing Habits...
This blog post announces new opportunities for engaging in short courses through Signum University's SPACE program. Professor Brenton Dickieson is offering a unique course focusing on C.S. Lewis and...
View ArticleMy Conference Papers this Week in Canada and K’zoo on C.S. Lewis’ Constructed...
In an intriguing confluence of events, this week is Canada’s annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Congress2022–what scholarly Canadians used to call “the Learneds”–and is at the same...
View ArticleYour Invitation to Epic Fantasy in Everyday Living: Ursula K. Le Guin:...
I am pleased to announce that I am part of a team delivering a course at Signum University this fall on Ursula K. Le Guin: Worldbuilder. Prof. Kris Swank, PhD candidate at the University of Glasgow, is...
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My Conference Papers this Week in Canada and K’zoo on C.S. Lewis’ Constructed...
In an intriguing confluence of events, this week is Canada’s annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Congress2022–what scholarly Canadians used to call “the Learneds”–and is at the same...
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Your Invitation to Epic Fantasy in Everyday Living: Ursula K. Le Guin:...
I am pleased to announce that I am part of a team delivering a course at Signum University this fall on Ursula K. Le Guin: Worldbuilder. Prof. Kris Swank, PhD candidate at the University of Glasgow, is...
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An Update on the 700,000th Hit, or Everybody Needs a Little Time Away
Dear Readers, With 876 Posts, 6,929 Followers, 15,179 Comments–3,821 of them mine–A Pilgrim in Narnia just passed 700,000 viewers a couple of weeks ago. The stats are pretty good for a blog that hits...
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Is it Time for Radagast the Brown? (and a note on Middle Earth Wizards)
If you are anything like me, a lover of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth who has only slowly explored all the secrets behind The Lord of the Rings, you may have been surprised by Radagast the Brown. I...
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Three rules for naming your fantasy world
Brenton Dickieson:I enjoy Mr. Wright’s work. A New Zealand historian and blogger, he also has cool things to say about building fictional worlds. Originally posted on M J Wright: In my mis-spent early...
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In My World, Everyone’s a Pony!
There are so many great lines I could have stolen for this blog post: We’ve All Got Our Own Clovers With Worlds on Them How to Eat Rainbows and Poop Butterflies That Horton is a Menace Mom, Please,...
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