Corey Latta

Dorothy and Jack

Christian Living

“Much has been made of Lewis and his band of brothers. But the company of Tolkien, Barfield, Williams, and Dyson, while invaluable, offer something of a one-lensed view. I think we can still benefit from a clearer vision. Dalfonzo’s work on Dorothy Sayers gives us a broader view than what the male monocle can offer. There’s something in Lewis best seen through his relationship with Sayers—something formative, instructive, and encouraging—something transformational.”

Splendour in the Dark

Arts & Literature

“Lewis is one of those authors whose breadth can obscure his depth. The mountainous influence of Mere Christianity or The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe can overshadow those subterranean works on which his popular writing stands. No early work by Lewis is so foundational as his preconversion poem, Dymer. In excavating the ways in which Lewis's more monumental works rise from and build upon Dymer, Root has taken readers further down and further into that depth.”