"Why Narnia Still Matters Today" from Time.com Last November 22, 2013, C.S. Lewis reached his 50th death anniversary along with John F. Kennedy and Aldous Huxley. Time.com posted about "Why Narnia Still Matters Today" and here's some excerpt: "I first read  The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe — the first installment in Lewis’ seven-part Chronicles of Narnia —  when I was eight, and its effect on me was profound. That was the book that taught me what novels were: how they worked and what they were for, namely to whirl you out of this world in a storm of words and take you somewhere gloriously vivid and interesting, where, through some mysterious Deeper Magic, you learned something important about the world you’d just left. It is, apart from everything else, an allegory of reading itself: the wardrobe’s doors open like the cover of a book, allowing Lucy to disappear inside, like a reader into a novel, or at least a good one, which  The Lion, t

Today, November 22, 2013 is the day that C.S. Lewis  reaches his 50th death anniversary. This is the exact day when the former US president John F. Kennedy was assassinated. 50 years it's been but not like the other past authors, C.S. Lewis is still famous today (alongside with his friend J.R.R. Tolkien) and his legacy lives on. One of the main reasons of Lewis still being popular and known today in our generation is because of his most famous work, The Chronicles of Narnia which have been adapted to theater plays, audio-books, tv series and even in films. Narnia is also considered as one of the best books written for children of all time and a children's classic preferably The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, but as you read the Chronicles, you will also realize that there is more adventure and message than you ever thought when your parents used to read it to you. I would also like to add two more of his famous works, Mere Christianity and the Screwtape Letters. Not to me

This is a video that I've made for the living legacy of C.S. Lewis, 50 years after his death. On November 22, 2013 Lewis will reach his 50th death anniversary and will have his 115th birthday in the 29th if he's still alive today. This video consists of: -Important dates in C.S. Lewis' life -Most famous works -50 years of Living Legacy Watch the video here:

This special short video presentation was made by me for the legacy of C.S. Lewis, 50 years after his death. Living the Legacy of C.S. Lewis 50 years after his death. A special simple and short video presentation that I've made for the Narnia author:   External Links About Lewis' 50th anniversary (completely not related in this site): http://www.cslewis.org/ http://www.christianpost.com/news/celebrate-c-s-lewis-50th-anniversary-at-living-the-legacy-the-vision-voice-vocation-of-c-s-lewis-98222/ http://www.cslewisjubileefestival.org/ http://www.narniafans.com/archives/15180 Stay tuned for the Special full video presentation.

Last October 28, the official website of Narnia returns and was active again since that day. You may remember that on October 1st, Marc Gordon Company announced that they will be producing the fourth Narnia film which is The Silver Chair but no news yet for the actors who will play, who will direct it and even the release date. Visit the Official Narnia website here: narnia.com

As we all remember last August 15, Georgie Henley (Lucy Pevensie) has been accepted in Cambridge University. Now, she enrolled in Clare College founded in 1326 which is the oldest college in Cambridge. Looks like our little Lucy will be more busy for her college. Her upcoming  movies include: Perfect Sisters (fall 2013 or summer 2014) and Sisterhood of the Night. No word yet if she will be having a cameo role for The Chronicles of Narnia The Silver Chair. sources: skandarandgeorgie.com georgiehenleyfollowers For more updates, please visit our Georgie Henley page in Facebook: georgie henley followers in facebook

After almost 3 years of waiting (after the release date of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader film in 2010) we now finally have a new update and yes, the best update yet for the next Narnia film!