The other blessing was my brother.

Though three years my senior, he never seemed to be an elder brother.

We were allies, not to say Confederates from the first.

This is Pints with Jack, Season 5, Episode 10.

Soldier, Writer, Inkling.

After hours with Dr. Don W. King.

Good morning, everyone.

Pints with Jack is your weekly CS Lois podcast

where three friends, Andrew, David and Matt

break down and discuss the works of C.S. Lewis.

This season, we're talking about love,

slowly and deliberately working our way through The Four Loves by C.S. Lewis. This season we're talking about love, slowly and deliberately working our way

through the four loves by C.S. Lewis. Now this month, we've been talking about Storgie, affection,

a love often found among family members, and it therefore seemed appropriate that we should

dedicate an after-hours episode this month to Lewis's brother, Major Warren Lewis.

And today I'm speaking with an author of an upcoming book on Warney Lewis. His name is very

familiar to those in the CS Lewis Scholarship world, Dr. Don W. King.

Dr. King received his PhD from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He has taught

at Monterey College for 47 years, teaching courses in British literature, with a focus on Shakespeare,

Chaucer, Milton, Romantic literature, Victorian literature, and 20th century British literature.

He is the recipient of the Distinguished Professor of the Decade Award. Dr. King is an

active researcher and writer, publishing numerous books and over 60 articles. A Lewis scholar,

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