C.S. Lewis was a towering figure in 20th century literature, renowned for his contributions to both fiction and Christian apologetics. Best known for “The Chronicles of Narnia,” Lewis’s works transcend genre boundaries, offering insights into human nature and spirituality.
“The Screwtape Letters,” first published in 1942, differs from conventional narratives that modern readers might be used to. The novel consists of a series of letters penned by a senior demon to a younger demon, guiding him on the best ways to get a human being to damn himself.
