Jameela Lares

Green Worlds of C. S. Lewis

Arts & Literature

“This attractive analysis of the Narnia Chronicles will be a welcome addition to Lewis studies. Although Gatta directs his discussion to a general readership, it is still nuanced enough for a more academic one, especially since he not only convincingly identifies Lewis’s concern for ecology but also joins these instances to literary insights. The questions he raises for discussion are particularly insightful.”

When the Eternal Can Be Met

Arts & Literature

“This study is yet more proof that C. S. Lewis is finally coming into his deserved recognition as a formidable twentieth-century author and intellect. Latta's fine study breaks new ground in identifying how the 'dinosaur' Lewis also belonged to his own age.”

Woman on Canvas

Arts & Literature

“This remarkable collection of poems beautifully articulates the aches of human experience and goes some distance to eloquently soothe them. Ramer’s first-person voice combines with different ages and different places to build its own authority when it argues for the wisdom gained in aging. I will want to see more of this poet.”