Letters to Malcolm

In Letters to Malcolm, C. S. Lewis offers a heartfelt and insightful collection that delves into the profound nature of prayer. The book is woven through a series of twenty-two letters exchanged between two fictitious correspondents, Malcolm and the unnamed narrator, reflecting Lewis's incisive thoughts on the intricacies of a spiritual life. Each letter unravels a different aspect of prayer, ranging from daily supplications to moments of deep contemplation and crisis. Through these intimate and engaging correspondences, Lewis explores how our conversations with God can shape our lives, all while addressing common doubts and challenges faced by believers. This final work penned before his death, Letters to Malcolm carries Lewis’s characteristic blend of wisdom, humour, and erudition. His words invite readers to reconsider their approach to prayer, emphasizing its power and potential to foster a profound connection with the divine. The book isn't merely a theological treatise but a deeply personal journey, as Lewis draws from his own contemplative life to illuminate the path for others. As with all his bestselling works, Lewis's narrative prowess shines through, offering not just guidance but an artful storytelling experience that resonates on many levels. Whether you are a long-time admirer of C. S. Lewis or new to his works, Letters to Malcolm serves as a compelling and touching exploration of how prayer can enrich our everyday existence and deepen our relationship with God.