Subtitle from cover. Originally published in hardcover in 1988 by Macmillan. Includes index.
Contents:
Me -- Renée -- Transition -- Mother -- Warnie -- Jack -- Foreshadows -- The Kilns -- The Kilns and I and others -- Evening sunlight -- Fred Paxford -- Sunset joy -- The thread snaps -- Joy, Jack and sorrow -- Carrying on -- Magdalen and Applegarth -- The last summer -- Again the hammer falls -- Carryin' on -- Dawnlight and darkness -- The Kilns, Warnie, and others -- Starting the future -- Mainland travails.
Summary:
There has probably never been a less likely couple: she, an American divorcee and the mother of two young boys; he, an Oxford don and confirmed bachelor who inhabited an eccentric household with his brother, a retired Royal Army major. Yet the relationship of C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman, portrayed in this moving autobiography by her son Douglas Gresham, was destined to become of the most deeply moving love stories of our time. --Amazon.com.
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