C. S. Lewis Pilgrim’s Regress books 1 through 6

I thought I should go ahead and get this one posted now so that people have time to check out the book and purchase if needed/wanted, if there are any still like me who have a thing for the feel of an ink-on-paper book. But I see Amazon has it on Kindle and audio-book, as well as paperback new for 16 dollars and used hardback right now as low as 11 dollars.

This should be an interesting read (first I have read it again since college): Like Great Divorce, it is more of an on-the-sleeve mix of his apologetics and his narrative, only this time in more of the journey-narrative skin to fairy stories like MacDonald's Phantastes (and, of course, a bit of the style of the work it riffs on, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, although with a bit more beyond the allegory, a bit more on the back end of coming down from the mountain-top, back to the workaday madding crowd, or maybe the windswept lonely heath, to borrow another one from Thomas Hardy).