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The Lewis Legacy-Issue 78, Autumn 1998 The C.S. Lewis Foundation for Truth in PublishingWho Is This Man?
- Born in 1898, of completely British, partly Welsh, descent.
- Acquired the nickname Jack early in life and always used it.
- Had black hair and brown eyes and a medium complexion.
- His grandfather was a Protestant minister in a famous city, but he did not inherit his grandfather’s faith.
- Could never break his teenage addiction to smoking.
- Served abroad in the military as a teenager in World War One, and also suffered the rigors of World War Two in his forties.
- His best friend for life was his older brother.
- Like his brother, he considered alcoholic beverages one of the basics of comfortable living.
- Rather cynical about politics and politicians.
- Greatly preferred scenic beauty to city life.
- Always enjoyed reading in libraries.
- Became severely disabled in his final months and then died of a heart attack.
- Played a role in the life of Kathryn Stillwell Lindskoog.
ANSWER: Both C. S. Lewis and John Welby Stillwell, Kathryn’s father.
Who Is This Author??
- The author of The Dark Tower.
- The best-selling author in the world.
ANSWER: Stephen King. He, too, used the Dark Tower title.