C.S. Lewis at Oxford: A Journey of Struggles and Triumphs

This chapter explores the vibrant social and academic life of C.S. Lewis during the 1920s at Oxford, showcasing his involvement in notable gatherings like the Inklings. It contrasts the chilly living conditions with the warm friendships he forged, revealing how his experiences shaped his intellectual evolution and career path. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the significance of key locations in Lewis's life, including Addison's Walk and the Kilns, highlighting the transformative moments that influenced his literary journey.