Grief Observed, a poignant nonfiction work by C. S. Lewis penned in 1961 under the alias N. W. Clerk, delves deeply into the profound impact of Joy Gresham’s passing on his life.

The Magician’s Nephew (1955), the sixth installment of C. S. Lewis’ enchanting Narnia Chronicles, is a significant book that Douglas Gresham explores in Shadowlands, weaving its themes intricately into the narrative.

The Wind Singer, a captivating children’s tale crafted by Nicholson in 2000, invites readers into a parallel universe brimming with wonder, not unlike the magical realm of Narnia.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (1950), the inaugural book in C. S. Lewis’ beloved Narnia series, prominently features a mystical wardrobe and finds mention within the pages of Shadowlands.

84 Charing Cross Road, inspired by Helene Hanff's writings and brought to the stage by James Roose-Evans in 1983, showcases an intriguing play centered around an unconventional romance between two unlikely souls.