C.S. Lewis
C.S.
Lewis was a British writer and scholar (1898–1963) best known for *The Chronicles of Narnia* fantasy series and Christian apologetics like *Mere Christianity* and *The Screwtape Letters*.
An Oxford and Cambridge professor of medieval literature, Lewis became one of the twentieth century's most influential Christian thinkers.
He was close friends with J.R.R.
Tolkien.
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