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Till We Have Faces by C. S. Lewis · Booklabria

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Till We Have Faces

Fantasy, HistoricalMan-woman relationships

Till We Have Faces

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First published: 1956
Editions: 23 in 3 languages

Synopsis

C.S. Lewis once described Till We Have Faces as his best work. It is a retelling of the Psyche myth with a subtle Christian bent. One of my professors, Dr. Jim Hand, once posed the question, "Is Psyche a case of spirit becoming flesh, or flesh becoming spirit?" It is a great novel with much depth.

Subjects: Fantasy, Historical
Man-woman relationships
Historical
Princesses
Spirituality
Personal Beauty

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Editions

23 in 3 languages

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English20 Greek1 Korean1

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