He used the pseudonym N. W. Clerk for a book written about the illness of his wife, A Grief Observed.
He used the pseudonym N. W. Clerk for a book written about the illness of his wife, A Grief Observed. He collaborated with literary critic E. M. W. Tillyard on the book The Personal Heresy, while his own works of literary criticism include one which belittles Milton's Satan, A Preface to "Paradise Lost", and 1936's Allegory of Love. His religious works include The Four Loves and The Problem of Pain, as well as a book that tries to establish a core of Christian dogma central to all denominations, Mere Christianity. He may be better known today for his novels, including such works of science fiction as Out of the Silent Planet. FTP, name this English author of The Screwtape Letters and such novels as The Silver Chair and Prince Caspian, two of his seven Chronicles of Narnia.
He used the pseudonym N. W. Clerk for a book written about the illness of his wife, A Grief Observed.
Clive Staples Lewis