C.S. Lewis, Pilgrim's Regress, books 7 through 10

I'm finally remembering to get this up here (even now it's because my brother texted his schedule of nights to visit our mother, including taking care of evening meds, and said "that's your book-club night right?" . . . it's been one of those blustery weeks).
SO, we'll be continuing through to the end of Lewis's Pilgrim's Regress and looking forward to more good conversation on his vision (meaning of course his take on conversion and religious experience, but also simply the fact that he presents it as a dream).
After that, for July, based on conversations at meetings, it sounds like it might be a good time to revisit the classic travelog through Fairy by one of Lewis's role models (and his tour guide through the outlands of heaven in The Great Divorce), George MacDonald, so we'll be doing his Phantastes.