Written in the form of a daybook, reconstructs Lewis's professional and personal life, from his childhood in Northern Ireland to his friendship with J.R.R. Tolkien at Oxford and his participation in the world wars.

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The author recounts how he left home at age twenty, to seek his future in four cities: London, Oxford, Lisbon, and New York

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