C.S. Lewis Lectures on the Novels of Charles Williams

All Hallows' Eve by Williams is incredibly dark and certainly in his three best works; though perhaps the advice of those advocating War in Heaven as an introduction is the most sound. Following that, Many Dimensions is very straightforward also. But beware: approaching Place of the Lion or The Greater Trumps without preparation and with little knowledge of the subject matter might leave you empty handed by the end.

Am I the only person that thinks that Lewis sounds like Alfred Hitchcock?

I never thought about it, but yeah, he does.

I had heard JRR's voice before. This was the first time I heard Lewis' voice. Now I have to stop imagining Lewis saying "Good eeeevening."

Please, give me back Hopkins! (grin)

Speaking of that movie, I made the mistake of rewatching it on DVD while home recovering from adult soft-tissue sarcoma in my left leg. Some of those scenes became a bit harsh for me in the re-watch. (sheepish grin)

I liked the movie a lot, but honestly, I thought Hopkins and Winger were both terribly miscast. I'm not sure who would have made a good Lewis. Maybe John Houseman.

He had a nice, smooth voice. Too bad he wasn't around to do his books in Audible :(

Is that really C.S. Lewis himself speaking?

yep, that is his voice

No longer will I hear Anthony Hopkins' voice in my head when I read his books.

Thanks for posting this. I have been reading C.S Lewis for years and I really enjoyed listening to this.