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C. S. Lewis - Biography

Clive Staples Lewis, or simply Lewis, is a name associated with magic, adventure and deep philosophy. A British writer and literary critic, he left an indelible mark on the world of literature through his works, among which the Chronicles of Narnia are best known. Let's delve into Lewis's life and work and try to understand how his works inspire and delight readers around the world.

Clive Staples was born on 29 November 1898 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. His early years were marked by a bereavement - the death of his mother when he was just nine years old. This loss left a deep mark on his soul and became an important moment in his life and work.

Lewis was educated at Oxford University, where he studied classical and medieval literature. This education became the foundation for his future career as a literary critic and writer.

Lewis began his literary career as a lecturer and lecturer, specializing in literary criticism and English literature. He became known for his lectures and publications on matters of faith and religion. His transition to fantastic literature occurred with the publication of the first book from the Chronicles of Narnia - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 1950.

The Chronicles of Narnia series of books became the most famous and popular work of C. S. Lewis. This seven-book fantasy saga follows the adventures of children caught up in the magical world of Narnia. Each book is a fascinating journey filled with symbolism and wisdom.

In addition to the "Chronicles of Narnia," he wrote many other works, including "Space, Time and Infinity," "Letter from Hell" and "Beautiful Morning Stars," which cover a variety of topics, including faith, religion and philosophy.