Ep. 206 Book Club: A Grief Observed, C.S. Lewis

Steve and Ashton from the IGF team are joined by BYU English professor Paul Westover and student Ruth Thomas. Together, they discuss C.S. Lewis' "A Grief Observed." In this book, C.S. Lewis openly reflects on the reality of life and death in the wake of his wife's tragic death. This book provides an honest account of the whirlwind that follows a loss-sometimes causing even the strongest believers to waver-and how one can regain their bearings after such disruption.
Paul Westover joined the BYU faculty in 2008. His specialties are Romantic-era British literature and cultural history. Westover is co-editor of the Romantic Circles electronic critical edition of "William Wordsworth’s Guide to the Lakes" (2015) and of a volume called "Transatlantic Literature and Author-Love in the Nineteenth Century" (2016). He currently serves as Book Review Editor for the Journal of British Studies and as Graduate Coordinator for the English Department.
The discussions in this episode come from many different places and perspectives. Each guest shares their own unique experience reading the book. Whether you are familiar with "A Grief Observed" or not, this episode is for you. Enjoy this engaging and vulnerable episode of In Good Faith.

[@karincrosby9040]

Great topic. Thank you!

[@in-good-faith]

Our pleasure!

[@andrewfrese8801]

Thank you so much for doing this episode! I got to be in that class too, and I agree with what was shared. Loved the insights everybody had in the class and on this podcast!!

[@in-good-faith]

Glad you enjoyed it!