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.
Each issue contains essays about C. S. Lewis
and his works as well as summaries of the colorful discussions during recent Society meetings.
Interest in C.S. Lewis has exploded with the success of the movie of
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 2005. The next Narnia movie,
The Silver Chair, is now being planned for a future release.
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 2005. The next Narnia movie,
The Silver Chair, is now being planned for a future release.
“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
NEW YORK C.S. LEWIS SOCIETY
by Robert Trexler
Adapted from a talk presented at Taylor University June 2014