This lecture was given by Andrew Lazo at the Wade Center on March 15, 2018.

C.S. Lewis's last novel TILL WE HAVE FACES has compelled and confounded readers since its publication. And while Lewis referred to this "Myth Retold" as "far and away my best book," a number of its secrets have remained hidden in the decades since it appeared. Andrew Lazo shares from his research into TILL WE HAVE FACES, offering many clues to help in understanding both the overarching, and the underlying meaning and message of Lewis's life and work.

Andrew Lazo currently teaches English at Houston Christian High School. He holds an M.A. in English from Rice University and a B.A. from the University of California, Davis. He was the Mythopoeic Society's 2016 Scholar Guest of Honor and a Plenary Speaker at the C.S. Lewis Foundation's 2017 Summer Institute in Oxford and Cambridge.

Wade call number: CSL-Y / VR-106

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