An annual event held annually in Michigan that explores the life and work of Lewis through collaborations by the arts, education, and faith communities. Includes a schedule of events, competitions, news, and contacts.

Founded by the legacy of C S Lewis to carry out Christian education and apologetics. Features info about conferences and lectures, the Fellows program, and events.

The oldest society for the appreciation and discussion of C S Lewis in the world; includes information about membership, news, and their publications.

Includes background and resources on the author's life and works, with details of membership, activities, and events.

Provides author information and biographies, message boards, and an online store.

The official site offers excerpts from the official blog, Lewis books, a biography, and an interactive forum.

Peer-reviewed journal furnishes forum for academic engagement, with current issue and archived volumes. Published by the Oxford University C. S. Lewis Society.

An appreciation of the author and his influence; includes biography, articles and other resources, and links.

Browse this online study of C.S. Lewis's beloved Narnia books. With articles about the books, a Narnia timeline, biography of Lewis, and quizzes.

Extensive resource about the "Chronicles of Narnia" author includes news, a FAQ, list of literary works, multimedia, discussion forums, and other resources.

Offers a collection of articles about C S Lewis, reviews, and a bibliography. In English and Dutch.

Source for news about the "Narnia" movie. Find the latest headlines, an image gallery, cast listing, and cast interviews.

Revives an opera based on Lewis' book, and written with his collaboration. Includes background, synopsis, and information about recent performances.