The New York C.S. Lewis Society

The New York C.S. Lewis Society (founded 1969)
​is the oldest society for the
​appreciation and discussion of C.S. Lewis in the world

​The Society holds Meetings every second Friday of the month (except August).

​Subscribing members receive a bi-monthly bulletin - 
CSL: The Bulletin of the New York C.S. Lewis Society.

Membership and Back Issues are available by contacting the secretary.


Photo of Lewis at writing desk used by permission of
​The Marion E. Wade Center, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL.

The Society publishes a bi-monthly bulletin.
​Each issue contains essays about C. S. Lewis
​and his works as well as summaries of the colorful discussions during recent Society meetings. 
“Joy is the serious business of heaven."      C. S. Lewis





A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE
NEW YORK C.S. LEWIS SOCIETY


by Robert Trexler

Adapted from a talk presented at Taylor University June 2014​​​​​​
CSL Bulletin 50th Anniverary Edition
FREE (click to view)

Includes talk by founding member
​James Como

​​​​​​​A report of the anniversary weekend

 Plus ​​38 color photos
Until further notice, meetings will be conducted via Zoom technology due to Covid-19. Please visit our meetings page for the speaker's topic and link information.
Thank you and stay safe!