A Spell in the Library: a Spell for the refreshment of the spirit
In this visit I read you a passage from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader about Lucy in the magician’s study and then I read my own sonnet on CS Lewis from my book The Singing Bowl (https://canterburypress.hymnsam.co.uk...) Here is the sonnet: CS Lewis From 'beer and Beowulf' to the seven heavens, Whose music you conduct from sphere to sphere, You are our portal to those hidden havens Whence we return to bless our being here. Scribe of the Kingdom, keeper of the door Which opens on to all we might have lost, Ward of a word-hoard in the deep hearts core, Telling the tale of Love from first to last. Generous, capacious, open, free, Your wardrobe-mind has furnished us with worlds Through which to travel, whence we learn to see Along the beam, and hear at last the heralds Sounding their summons, through the stars that sing, Whose call at sunrise brings us to our King.

A Spell in the Library: A Book And Its Secrets

She’s 12. She Sings Aretha Franklin… Until Simon TELLS Her to Do It Acapella! 😳

"All Things in Christ" - Malcolm Guite

Gandalf and Frodo

Tom Scott vs Irving Finkel: The Royal Game of Ur | PLAYTHROUGH | International Tabletop Day 2017

The Imagination Bodies Forth - a talk by Malcolm Guite

A Poet Finds His Words to Inspire Others

Golden Retriever Meets Completely Broken Rescue for the First Time

Owen Barfield - Man and Meaning

When a Heart is Really Alive: George MacDonald and the Prophetic Imagination

The Art of Loading Brush | Wendell Berry

Tea in a proper Hobbit hole!

Noel: an overlooked gem by JRR Tolkien

The Shop of Ghosts

She Walks In Beauty: a little dip into Byron

Waiting on the Word - Malcolm Guite speaks at St Paul's Cathedral

Tour the 20,000 Book Library of a Professional Classicist (Complete Loebs, I Tatti, Pauly etc.)

A spell in the library with George Macdonald

Riddles in the dark: another little dip into The Hobbit

