A daily walk through Narnia
Mark JonesI have been literally walking in the footsteps of author C S Lewis in England and Ireland in search of the inspiration for the Narnia books. But the journey has lots of diversions â into some very grown-up places.
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Seeking the truth in a municipal precinct
It’s a table of polished Mourne granite and there is a jagged split down the middle. On the table there are strange markings - runes from an impossibly ancient hand, human or divine. Beyond the table there is the figure of a huge lion - hea...
What fresh hell is this?
For the latest in our occasional breaks from the trail for a chat over a beer, we wade into the murky waters of misattribution and AI – then emerge onto dry land to discover what our man C S Lewis really thought about new technology.
Jack...
ANOTHER break?
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The electricity in the house is going to be off for most of the week. And I am feeling half-flattened by a bug I brought back from a trip to India.
A whole country in a single house
NOTE: The daily walk has a day off on Sunday. but I have updated the information about the ownership of, and access to Little Lea after a note from Robert MacBride at St Mark’s, Dundela.
Walk 31: Strandtown, Belfast
In Easter, 1905, the L...
A fantasy in miniature
Walk 30: Strandtown and Dundela, east Belfast
C S ‘Jack’ Lewis was born in a house in the village of Dundela in 1898. In fact, it was no longer a village: Dundela had just been incorporated into the Belfast conurbation – that bureaucratic...
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