In one essay, this man described a hypothetical cartoon character named Mr. Mares-Neste to criticize England's use of the Home Guard during WWII, and that essay is titled "Blimpophobia". He updated John Bunyan's allegorical novel in his work The Pilgrim's Regress, and wrote about a philologist who is kidnapped by Professor Weston and put on a spaceship to Mars where he meets the being Oyarsa. Another novel by this author of the Space Trilogy begins with Shift convincing Puzzle to wear a costume made of an animal's skin, and an earlier novel in that series follows the protagonists' quest to find seven lords banished by Miraz. For 10 points, name this author of The Las
In one essay, this man described a hypothetical cartoon character named Mr. Mares-Neste to criticize England's use of the Home Guard during WWII, and that essay is titled "Blimpophobia". He updated John Bunyan's allegorical novel in his work The Pilgrim's Regress, and wrote about a philologist who is kidnapped by Professor Weston and put on a spaceship to Mars where he meets the being Oyarsa. Another novel by this author of the Space Trilogy begins with Shift convincing Puzzle to wear a costume made of an animal's skin, and an earlier novel in that series follows the protagonists' quest to find seven lords banished by Miraz. For 10 points, name this author of The Last Battle and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, which form part of his series about Narnia.
In one essay, this man described a hypothetical cartoon character named Mr. Mares-Neste to criticize England's use of the Home Guard during WWII, and that essay is titled "Blimpophobia".
Clive Staples (C. S.) {Lewis}