S3E47 – AH – “After Hours” With Diana Glyer (Part 2)

In this episode Matt concludes his discussion with Dr. Diana Glyer about her book, Bandersnatch.

S3E47: “After Hours” with Diana Glyer (Download)

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Time Stamps

00:00Entering “The Eagle & Child”…
00:17Welcome
01:20Lesser-known Inklings Works
04:17Doing What The Inklings Did
10:11Reading Another Inkling
12:35Pints With Warnie
15:26Collaboration of Mere Christianity
19:50Influence on Lewis
26:23How to Receive Criticism
32:19This vs. That Quiz
36:09Other Books
43:56Contact Info
45:15“Last Call” Bell and Closing Remarks

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Show Notes

• Dr. Glyer’s biographical information:

Diana Pavlac Glyer is an award-winning writer who has spent more than 40 years combing through archives and studying old manuscripts. She is a leading expert on C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, and her book The Company They Keep changed the way we talk about these writers. Her scholarship, her teaching, and her work as an artist all circle back to one common theme: creativity thrives in community. In 2016 she released a more popular version of The Company They Keep under the title BANDERSNATCH: C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and the Creative Collaboration of the Inklings.

Biographical Information regarding Diana Glyer

• Diana’s books, Bandersnatch, The Company They Keep and Clay in the Potters’ Hands are all available for purchase at good bookstores. You can find out more about Diana at her website, DianaGlyer.com.

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