Box 1
Contains 37 Results:
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Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Geoffrey Bles, Edward T. Dell Jr., Robert Epp, Waldir C. Luz, Warren H. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Jane Douglass, and P.D. Gwynne-Jones., 1952-1954
Topics: Mere Christianity, The Chronicles of Narnia (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, The Silver Chair, The Horse and His Boy), various translations, royalty totals, Narnia dramatization proposals, Miracles, The Great Divorce, The Screwtape Letters, and The Problem of Pain. 80pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, and Spencer Curtis Brown, 1955
Topics: The Screwtape Letters, Surprised by Joy, royalty totals, George MacDonald: An Anthology, book sales statistics, translations, Abolition of Man, Joy Davidman. 56pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Curtis Brown, Warren H. Lewis, Milton Waldman, John Green, BBC, and Blackwell publisher, 1956
Topics: Surprised by Joy, translations, Till We Have Faces, The Great Divorce, royalty totals, and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe dramatization. 99pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Blackwell publisher, Dramatic Publishing Company, Macmillan Publishing, Hjalmar Jägerström, Curtis Brown, Canon Roger Lloyd, Episcopal Book Club, and BBC, 1957-March 1958
Topics: Translations, royalty totals, Reflections on the Psalms, Miracles. 77pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Episcopal Book Club, BBC, Warren H. Lewis, Bessie McKim, Eyre and Spottiswoode Publishers, Macmillan Company, Canon Roger loyd, W.B. Pitcher, Dom Gerard Helwig, Associated Examining Board, April 1958-December 1958
Topics: Reflections on the Psalms, Miracles, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe dramatization, royalty totals, Till We Have Faces, translations, Pilgrim's Regress. 90pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Anthony E. Davies, Jocelyn Gibb, Woman’s Own magazine, BBC, Curtis Brown, Arthur Mendt, Warren Lewis, and the United Church of Christ in Japan., January-August 1959
Topics: The Screwtape Letters, Miracles, The Pilgrim’s Regress, Broadcast Talks, Surprised by Joy, Till We Have Faces, royalties, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe dramatization, The Four Loves, and translations. 48pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Curtis Brown, Joycelyn Gibb, Milton Waldman, W. Suschitzky, and Roger Lloyd, September-December 1959
Topics: The Four Loves The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe dramatization, “The Efficacy of Prayer,” The World’s Last Night, The Screwtape Letters, Screwtape Proposes a Toast, and Miracles. 76pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Roger Lloyd, Jocelyn Gibb, William Collins (Overseas), William Neil, Willard Hill, Curtis Brown, Warren Lewis, National Library for the Blind, Collins Publishers, C.D. Fettes, and the Royal National Institute for the Blind, January-July 1960
Topics: Reflections on the Psalms, Miracles, The Four Loves, translations, The Screwtape Letters, Screwtape Proposes a Toast, and royalties. 66pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, The British Council, Macmillan Company, Curtis Brown, Roger Lloyd, William W. Watt, Jennifer Heath, J.R. Taylor, Milton Waldman, Christopher Derrick, Alan F. Mackenzie, and Wendy Hunter, August-December 1960
Topics: The Screwtape Letters, Screwtape Proposes a Toast, The Four Loves, Reflections on the Psalms, and The World’s Last Night. 62pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Alan F. Mackenzie, Curtis Brown, Jocelyn Gibb, Rosemary Stein, The Jesuit Bulletin (Gesuiti), Guild of Methodist Braillists, Collins Publishers, Curtis Brown, Brockhampton Press, Francisco Osorio, National Library for the Blind, David W. Hawkins, Christopher Derrick, Toshio Hirunuma, Celia Cook, and Matlock Mercury, January-June 1961
Topics: Miracles, Reflections on the Psalms, The Four Loves, The Screwtape Letters, Screwtape Proposes a Toast, Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis book proposal (2 oversize sheets), translations, and They Asked for a Paper92pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Donald Reis / Bantam Books, Curtis Brown, Warren Lewis, W.D. Hogarth / Athlone Press, The Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club, R.J.L. Kingsford / University Press Cambridge, E.M. Fielding / The English Association, G.E. Padfield / The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, A.P. Watt, Christopher Derrick, Associated Television Limited, The General Synot the Anglican Church of Canada, Roger Lloyd, Andrew Rutherford, N. Cossutta, J. Skinner, H.T. Macpherson Ltd, Edward T. Dell, T.M. Swift, and Mervyn Stockwood., July-December 1961
Topics: Transposition and Other Addresses, They Asked for a Paper, and translations. 84pp.
Correspondence between Curtis Brown, Librairie Hachette, C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Roger Lloyd, Mary Lynne Parker, Penguin Books, Guy Brown / Prentice Hall, Robert Knittel / Collins Publishers, James MacGibbon / Victor Gollancz, Pat Gomery / Argosy, Warren Lewis, W.C. Venter, Donna Lee Lyons / Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Lincoln Music Festival, The Episcopalian / Edward T. Dell, and Susan M. Jeffries, January-June 1962
Topics: The Weight of Glory, Prince Caspian (Penguin edition), translations, George MacDonald: An Anthology, Phantastes and Lilith, and The Four Loves. 74pp.
Correspondence between Jocelyn Gibb, The Episcopalian / Edward T. Dell, Prentice-Hall / Guy Brown, The Macmillan Company / Clement Alexandre, Curtis Brown, and the Federal Broadcasting Corporation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, July-August 1962
Topics: The Screwtape Letters and Screwtape Proposes a Toast. 16pp. (The transcript for the radio broadcast of “C.S. Lewis on The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan, recorded September 11, 1962, transmitted on November 14, 1962 was removed and is now stored in the C.S. Lewis manuscript collection. See CSL / MS-182).
Correspondence between Church Pastoral-Aid Society / Timothy Dudley- Smith, Sunday Times / Jocelyn Baines, George-Day, Sarah Herndon, Macmillan / Clement Alexandre, Curtis Brown, C.S. Lewis, Prentice-Hall / Guy Brown, Jocelyn Gibb, Associated TeleVision Limited / Sara-Ann Pelly, and Collins Publishers, September-December 1962
Topics: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe television version, permissions, The Screwtape Letters and Screwtape Proposes a Toast, and a proposed religious essays compilation. 51pp.
Correspondence between BBC / Jean M. Bishop, Jocelyn Gibb, Roger Lloyd, AudioVision Developments (Oxford) Ltd., Christopher Derrick, C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Collier-Macmillan, Penguin Books, Curtis Brown, and Bishop J.W.C. Wand., February-June 1963
Topics: Pilgrim’s Progress radio talk, royalties, Children’s Talking Library, Letters to Malcolm. 45pp.
Correspondence between AudioVision Developments (Oxford) Ltd., Vivienne Gill, Marjorie Vernon Secretarial Services, Curtis Brown, G.B. Diamond, C.S. Lewis, Jocelyn Gibb, Latin American Information Committee, Sunday Times / Derek Jewell, The Times, Macmillan, Rev. T.W. Beaumont, Harcourt Brace and World / Jeannette E. Hopkins, BBC, Lillian Tult, Warren Lewis, Rev. R.T. Brooks, The Bodley Head, and Kay Tuel., July-October 1963
Topics: Letters to Malcolm, Children’s Talking Library, translations, reprints, and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. 60pp.
Correspondence between C.S. Lewis, Kay Tuel, Harcourt Brace and World / Jeannette E. Hopkins, Eerdmans, BBC / Rev. R.T. Brooks, Macmillan / Clement Alexandre, Roger Lloyd, Warren Lewis, Curtis Brown, Jocelyn Gibb, AudioVision Developments (Oxford) Ltd., The Authors’ Alliance – Heritage Book Society for Children, Richard Simon, Christopher Derrick, This Day magazine, Faber and Faber, and The British Weekly, November-December 1963
Topics: reprints, new Lewis book idea, death of C.S. Lewis, royalties, Letters to Malcolm, A Grief Observed, and translations. Includes an article on Letters to Malcolm by J.B. Phillips, two obituaries on Lewis, and two publisher blurbs on Letters to Malcolm. 52pp.
Correspondence between: Bibliographisches Institutag, Jocelyn Gibb, BBC / Rev. R.T. Brooks, Curtis Brown, Owen Barfield (with an enclosed poem titled “Epitaph”), Redaktion die Bruecke, Christopher Derrick, The Methodist Church, National Library for the Blind, Milton Waldman, Adrian C. Kanaar, Donald Ebor, R.W. Ladborough, Nevill Coghill, Bishop of Coventry, Macmillan / Clement Alexandre, Collins Publishers / Milton Waldman, J.R.R. Tolkien, Warren Lewis, Valerie Pitt, Chad Walsh, Morse Hamilton, Roger Lloyd, Oxford University Press / Geoffrey Hunt, Walter Hooper, and New Brunswick Theological Seminary. Also includes: “Insert for ‘Christian Outlook’: C.S. Lewis as an Apologist” by Valerie Pitt (dated January 1, 1964) and “A Faith Confessed: The Words of C.S. Lewis” (dated January 29, 1964), January 1964
Topics: The Screwtape Letters dramatization, Letters to Malcolm, death of C.S. Lewis, Lewis photographs discussed, commemorative book on Lewis discussed, Sprightly Running by John Wain, and Lewis biography. 93pp.
Correspondence between: Chad Walsh, Jocelyn Gibb, BBC, R.W. Ladborough, John Wain, Nevill Coghill, Harcourt Brace & World / Julian P. Muller, Austin Farrer, Milton Waldman, Owen Barfield, John Lawlor, Collins Publishers, R.T. Brooks, Dabney Hart, Warren Lewis, Jennifer Bulman, John D. Haigh. Also includes a 17 page draft of Warren Lewis’s biography on his brother, C.S. Lewis. A bound copy of this biography is stored in the Wade Center reading room, February 1964
Topics: C.S. Lewis biography by Warren Lewis, Letters to Malcolm, commemorative book on Lewis discussed, The Chronicles of Narnia. 72pp.
Correspondence between: Warren Lewis, Owen Barfield, Jocelyn Gibb, Curtis Brown, Kathleen Raine, Austin Farrer, Nevill Coghill, Harcourt Brace & World, John Lawlor, Walter Hooper (includes a poem entitled “To the author of Flowering Rifle”), H.S. Bennett, Muriel Bradbrooke, Clyde S. Kilby, Adrian C. Kanaar, H. Gillman, Royal National Institute for the Blind, W.D. Norwood, Trevor Masan, Guild of Methodist Braillists, Geoffrey Bles, Elaine Bays, Hill-Aire Productions, and J.R.R. Tolkien. Also includes a listing of books about C.S. Lewis with brief summaries by Christopher Derrick, March- April 1964
Topics: commemorative book on Lewis discussed, Letters to Malcolm, C.S. Lewis biography by Warren Lewis, translations, film enquiry on The Chronicles of Narnia. 71pp.
Correspondence between: The Bodley Head, Margaret Nicholson, William B. Eerdmans, Vivienne Gill, Warren Lewis, Austin Farrer, Curtis Brown, Jocelyn Gibb, Nevill Coghill, Hill-Aire Productions, Dabney Hart, Stella Bourne Webb, J.A.W. Bennett, Ann Sheldon, John Lawlor, Clyde S. Kilby, Owen Barfield, J.L.H. Stisted, J.B. Phillips, Jerome I. Meyers, Kay Davison, Collins Publishing, Diane Seydoux, BBC, Judy Van Gieson, Jack Deuner, and Roger Lloyd., May-July 1964
Topics: books about C.S. Lewis, discussion about unpublished Lewis manuscripts, Letters to Malcolm, Surprised by Joy, Mere Christianity – translations, Narnia film rights, Reflections on the Psalms, and Screwtape Letters. Also contains a Lewis poem entitled “Ichabod.” 88pp.
Correspondence between: Curtis Brown, Neal Frank Doubleday, Jocelyn Gibb, Vivienne Gill, Collins Publishers, J.W. Goudswaard, D.E. Nicoll- Griffith, M. Rockovitch, Gospel Light Publications / C. Leslie Miller, Chad Walsh, Oxford University Press, Nevill Coghill, Walter Hooper, Penguin Books, R.W. Ladborough, Kay Tuel, Doreen Scott, Macmillan Publishing, Austin Farrer, BBC, S.C. Roberts, Bishop of London, and Roger Lloyd., August-October 1964
Topics: Poems by C.S. Lewis, permissions, translations, The Silver Chair, and Light on C.S. Lewis ed. Jocelyn Gibb. 71pp.
Correspondence between: Jocelyn Gibb, Austen Williams, Bishop of Coventry, Rev. Michael Saward, Warren Lewis, Macmillan Publishing, Owen Barfield, J.A.W. Bennett, John Lawlor, H.S. Bennett, Curtis Brown, R.W. Ladborough, Nevill Coghill, St. Martin’s Press, Curtis Brown, John Wain, J.R.R. Tolkien, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Bishop of Masasi, and Austin Farrer, November-December 1964
Topics: dramatizations, permissions, translations, Light on C.S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy, Letters from C.S. Lewis ed. Warren Lewis, and Poems by C.S. Lewis. 74pp.
Correspondence between: Jocelyn Gibb, Curtis Brown, John Lawlor, Nevill Coghill, R.W. Ladborough, Austin and Katherine Farrer, Walter Hooper, Chad Walsh, and J.A.W. Bennett, January-February 1965
Topics: dramatizations, permissions, Letters from C.S. Lewis, Light on C.S. Lewis, Poems by C.S. Lewis, C.S. Lewis bibliography, Eye of the Moon, and Joy Davidman. Includes a report on The Letters of C.S. Lewis by Christopher Derrick. 64pp.
Correspondence between: Nevill Coghill, Curtis Brown, Chad Walsh, Owen Barfield, J.A.W. Bennett, Collins Publishers, Jocelyn Gibb, Veronica Simmons, Austin Farrer, Veronica Simmons, Colin Gregory, David Hayes, John Lawlor, and Medium Aevum, March-April 1965
Topics: Light on C.S. Lewis, The Letters of C.S. Lewis, and general reference questions and fan mail. 65pp.
Correspondence between: Austin Farrer, J.A.W. Bennett, Jocelyn Gibb, John Lawlor, The Witness magazine, Owen Barfield, Roger W. Ladborough, Christopher Derrick, Curtis Brown, Chad Walsh, Kathleen Raine, Nevill Coghill, Stella Bourne Webb, May-June 1965
Topics: general reference questions and fan mail, Light on C.S. Lewis, Letters of C.S. Lewis edited by Warren Lewis, Screwtape Letters play. 66pp.
Correspondence between: Jocelyn Gibb, Austin Farrer, Roger Lloyd, J.A. W. Bennett, John Lawlor, Kathleen Raine, Roger W. Ladborough, Christopher Derrick, Warren H. Lewis, Henry Willink, Curtis Brown, Maureen Dunbar, Owen Barfield, BBC, and Clyde S. Kilby, July-August 1965
Topics: Light on C.S. Lewis, Letters of C.S. Lewis edited by Warren Lewis, general reference questions and fan mail, and a listing of Narnia foreign translations. 86pp.
Correspondence between: Raymond A. Short / BBC, Jocelyn Gibb, John Lawlor, Curtis Brown, Christopher Derrick, Austin Farrer, The Sunday Telegraph, Owen Barfield, Chad Walsh, J.B. Lippincott Company, Clyde S. Kilby, Kathleen Raine, J.A.W. Bennett, Stella Bourne Webb, Nevill Coghill, Kenneth Lamb, Warren Lewis, The Times, Henry Willink, Roger W. Ladborough, Austin Williams, Basil Spence, Roger Lloyd, Ronald Gregor Smith, Bishop of London, F.G. Doubleday, Gordon Phillips, and J.R.R. Tolkien, September-October 1965
Topics: Light on C.S. Lewis (including lists of comp. copies), general reference questions and fan mail, and Letters of C.S. Lewis edited by Warren Lewis. 87pp.
Correspondence between: Jocelyn Gibb, John Lawlor, Harcourt, Brace, & World, Roger W. Ladborough, Warren H. Lewis, Ifor Evans / University College London, Nevill Coghill, A. Clifford Morris, Roger Lloyd, Owen Barfield, and Anthony Curtis / The Sunday Telegraph., November-December 1965
Topics: Light on C.S. Lewis, Letters of C.S. Lewis, General reference questions and fan mail. 54pp.
Correspondence between: John Lawlor, Jocelyn Gibb, Christopher Derrick, Anthony Curtis / The Sunday Telegraph, Warren H. Lewis, Adam Fox, Austin Farrer, BBC, H.A. Humphrey publishers, Nevill Coghill, Harcourt Brace & World, Marion C. Thorpe, Roger Lloyd, J.A.W. Bennett, Roger W. Ladborough, Ifor Evans., January-April 1966
Topics: Letters of C.S. Lewis (including some notes and correspondence about complimentary copies), general reference questions and fan mail. 69pp.
Correspondence between: Jocelyn Gibb, Christopher Derrick, Mrs. L.J. Thorpe, John Lawlor, Austin Farrer, Roger Lloyd, Warren H. Lewis, Sister Penelope, R.V. Short, Clyde S. Kilby, Margery Gladding, May-August 1966
Topics: general reference questions and fan mail, Letters of C.S. Lewis (corrections, notes, etc.), complimentary copy notes, dramatization of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Of Other Worlds. Includes a copy of the marriage certificate between C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman. 64pp.
Correspondence between: Jocelyn Gibb, Roger Lloyd, C.B. Mortlock, Frank G. Doubleday, Margery Gladding, C.S. Lewis (copied letters), Warren H. Lewis, Mark Twain Journal, Harcourt, Brace & World, Constance Babington-Smith, John Lawlor, W.H. Smith & Son, Roger W. Ladborough, Donald L. Welsh, Curtis Brown, Owen Barfield, and David Stewart / R.B. Sween Company Publishers, September-December 1966
Topics: general reference questions and fan mail, complimentary copy notes, Light on C.S. Lewis, Letters of C.S. Lewis, Essays and Stories, dramatizations of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and The Great Divorce. 76pp.
Correspondence between: Ron Bentzinger, Jocelyn Gibb, Macmillan publishers, Otto Bird / Great Ideas Today, Curtis Brown, Hampshire Education Committee, Kerlan Collection at the University of Minnesota, Warren H. Lewis, Harcourt, Brace & World, C.S. Lewis (letter copies), Ann Cheetham, Clyde S. Kilby, Sister Penelope, Harper Collins Publishers, Teachers College Columbia University, Eastern Kentucky University, Australian Broadcasting Commission, Walter Hooper, and Richard Odgers / Spokesmen, 1967-1974
Topics: permissions for various Lewis works, translation queries, fan mail, script excerpt for a dramatization of The Great Divorce, general reference questions, and Letters of C.S. Lewis. 81pp.
Correspondence with Curtis Brown regarding various rights and permissions with Lewis works including: The Screwtape Letters, Reflections on the Psalms, Surprised by Joy, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and Prince Caspian. Includes a blurb on Lewis from unknown promotional material, 1958-1967
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Miscellanea, 1964-1971
Geoffrey Bles Publishers Archive
This archive contains business correspondence and miscellanea relating to Geoffrey Bles, the publisher of various works by C.S. Lewis.