Turning to the bookstall, I picked out Fantasties, a fairy romance by George MacDonald.

That evening, I began to read my new book.

That night, my imagination was, in a certain sense, baptized.

The rest of me, not unnaturally, took longer.

This is Pints with Jack, Season 5, Episode 12.

The Fantasy and Science Fiction Makers.

After Hours with Andrew Wall.

Good morning, everyone. Pints with Jack is your weekly CS Lewis podcast where three friends,

Andrew, Matt and

David, break down and discuss the works of CS Lewis. This season, we're talking about love,

slowly working our way through the four loves, the book where Lewis writes about affection,

friendship, romance and charity. However, today is a Thursday and an after-hours episode,

and today I'm speaking to writer and director, Andrew Wall.

In 2002, Andrew stumbled into the world of film and television when making a corporate video

in his spare time. He eventually found himself gainfully employed as an editor for Farpoint

films, and he started writing and directing his own projects, focusing on meaningful stories

and inspiring subjects. And along the

way, he became an accomplished editor and director, with his award-winning films screening nationally

in Canada and throughout the world. Andrew eventually founded Refuge 31, a production company

that gives the world refuge, hope, and inspiration. Andrew Wall, welcome to Pints for Jack.

Hey, thanks for inviting me.

I'm really looking forward to today's episode because it's somewhat preparatory for some

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