Other Popular Works of C.S. Lewis

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1. The narrator of this book takes a bus ride from hell to heaven. The Great Divorce The Pilgrim's Regress The Screwtape Letters Till We Have Faces

2. This was Lewis's last novel. It is set in Glome, a country near Greece, and is a retelling of the myth of Psyche and Eros. Miracles Till We Have Faces The God's House Psyche

3. Doctor Elwin Ransom is kidnapped and taken to Mars in this the first book of Lewis's "Space Trilogy". The Pilgrim's Regress The Screwtape Letters That Hideous Strength Out of the Silent Planet

4. A senior temptor writes advice to his nephew on how best to ensure the soul's damnation. Devil Take the Hindmost The Screwtape Letters The Pilgrim's Regress The Problem of Pain

5. Dr. Ransom, recently back from his trip to Mars, now travels to Venus, where he finds wonderful floating islands and exotic creatures. The Screwtape Letters Perelandra Out of the Silent Planet That Hideous Strength

6. This allegorical story is set in the Landlord's country. The narrator must leave his home and proceed to the Landlord's home. Miracles The Great Divorce The Pilgrim's Regress Mere Christianity

7. The last book of the "Space Trilogy", this takes place on Earth, where Dr. Ransom and his companions battle the N.I.C.E. That Hideous Strength Perelandra Till We have Faces The Pilgrim's Regress

8. Besides his works of fiction, Lewis wrote literary criticism, theological speculations and essays. In this collection of essays, he lays out his reasons for his Christian faith. The Four Loves Miracles Mere Christianity The Screwtape Letters

9. This is Lewis's autobiography. The Pilgrim's Regress Miracles The Great Divorce Surprised by Joy

10. In this book, Lewis argues that supernatural events happen, and should be expected to happen in our world, though we are sometimes prevented by our preconceptions from seeing them. Reflections on the Psalms Miracles The Supernatural in The World Mere Christianity