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Exploring Narnia Beyond the Wardrobe: The Expanded Geography of C.S. Lewis’s Universe
"When C.S. Lewis published The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 1950, readers were introduced to a magical land accessed through the back of a fur-coat-lined piece of furniture. However, this famous entry point is merely a threshold to a vast, multi-layered realm. To truly understand the geography, history, and mythology of this universe, one must venture into Narnia beyond the wardrobe to examine the wider world, its creation, its diverse inhabitants, and the various ways mortals cross between worlds. The Scope of the Narnian World: Beyond a Single Magical Country To think of Narnia as just the snowy forest encountered by the Pevundie chil..."
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