N.T. Wright considers Michael Ward’s Planet Narnia: This introduction to a masterpiece is something of a masterpiece in its own right. Lewis’s ghost (whom Lewis envisaged as a possible benign presence around Magdalene College, Cambridge) has reason to be grateful that the crucial discovery was made by someone capable of expounding it with such subtlety and depth. There are tiny blemishes … but the overall effect is remarkable. Michael Ward has written a book whose “donegality” is the medieval scholarship,... Read more