The CS Lewis Podcast #81 Joshua Karras - porn, depression, domestic violence and The Screwtape Letters

2022-11-28T18:00:00+00:00

Ruth Jackson continues her conversation with author Joshua Karras who has penned a modern appropriation of The Screwtape Letters. 80 years after the publication of CS Lewis’ classic epistolary novel, Karras shares why he has included some of the contemporary temptations in his literary adaptation.

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