Philip Hensher

Charles Williams: sadist or Rosicrucian saint?

The third (and weirdest) Inkling, the subject of Grevel Lindop’s biography, became a Thirties cult phenomenon, championed by T.S. Eliot as well as by Tolkein and C.S. Lewis

issue 14 November 2015
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  • Charles Williams: The Third Inkling

    Grevel Lindop

    OUP, pp. 493

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