Though nearly four decades have passed since C. S. Lewis's death, his popularity and influence continue to increase. No other author of this century has communicated so powerfully in so many diverse genres or used the written word to convey the reality of Christian belief and values to such effect.

The Pilgrim's Guide offers a substantial study of C. S. Lewis as a witness to the truth of Christianity. Looking especially at his works of fiction and popular apolo-getics, nineteen leading Lewis scholars explore his engagement with the challenges to the Christian mind, vision, imagination, and understanding in the twentieth century.

Now available in a quality paperback edition, this volume will be a valuable resource for readers new to C. S. Lewis's works as well as for those seeking deeper insight into the thought of this extraordinary Christian writer.