 If the personal heresy had disappeared by 1940, it has come back in our day which has drunk so deeply of what Lewis called "the poison of subjectivism" (the title of an essay by Lewis in "Christian Reflections", published in "Religion in Life", Summer 1943).More than two decades later, Lewis would write (posthumously in 1964), "Even today there are those (some of them critics) who believe every novel and even every lyric to be autobiographical" ("The Discarded Image", 213).The two men referred, with respect, to one another in their later published works.