The Dark Tower and Other Stories

Unfinished great story. And some other really great stories including some pre-space travel sci-fi. And for history fans, a more realistic retelling of the Trojan Horse story.

Its weird and a little creepy. more his sci-fi writing style. I also think he had a problem with women.(See "The Shoddy Lands")but I can't quit him.

C.S. Lewis is a fascinating writer, and these stories don't disappoint. Some are finished and others are not. The unfinished ones definitely leave you wanting more, but the follow-up notes by friends of Lewis ease the frustration of their incompleteness. All of the stories have a bit of a darker side to them than traditional Lewis fictional works, but that might have to do with him not...more

C.S. Lewis is a fascinating writer, and these stories don't disappoint. Some are finished and others are not. The unfinished ones definitely leave you wanting more, but the follow-up notes by friends of Lewis ease the frustration of their incompleteness. All of the stories have a bit of a darker side to them than traditional Lewis fictional works, but that might have to do with him not finishing some of them. He often brings that sparkling hope out in the latter parts of his work. All in all, a good read, and a necessary read for anyone who wants to get a full picture of Lewis.   hide

Read this while sitting in Barnes and Nobles one day. Some question whether Lewis actually wrote it. Regardless, it takes on a "Matrix" sort of concept way before its time. Fantastic.

Very interesting concepts of parallel words. Similar view point found in Narnia Chronicles and in a little in Space Trilogy. Find it eerie that Stephen King's books by the same name have a close theme.

For all the authorship debate this was still interesting.