| Orcrist 6 | |
|---|---|
| Publication Information | |
| Editor | Richard C. West (Art Editor: Ivor A. Rogers) |
| Publisher | Madison: University of Wisconsin J.R.R. Tolkien Society |
| Released | 1971/1972 |
| Preceded by | Orcrist 5 |
| Followed by | Orcrist 7 |
Orcrist 6 is an issue of the journal Orcrist, a special C.S. Lewis Issue.
The front cover features a photograph of C.S. Lewis, courtesy of William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company.[1]
Contents
Dedication: For Bill Orr: Learned in the Three R's
- "Introduction" (editorial) (p. 2)
- "Letters of C. S. Lewis to E. Vinaver"—ed. Richard C. West (pp. 3–6; facsimile on p. 24)
- "An Interpretation of Till We Have Faces" -- Clyde S. Kilby (pp. 7–10)
- "Petty Curry: Salvation by a Taste for Tripe and Onions" -- Jared Lobdell (pp. 11–13)
- "Venus Redeemed"—Eugene Warren (pp. 14–16) [on That Hideous Strength]
- "A Study of C. S. Lewis's Dymer"—J. R. Christopher (pp. 17–19)
- "In Review"—Richard C. West (p. 19)
- "Monster's Advocate" : John Gardner, Grendel (Knopf, 1971)
- "Wizards Are People, Too" : John Bellairs, The Face in the Frost (Macmillan, 1969)
- "C. S. Lewis, Distributist: His Economics as Seen in That Hideous Strength"—Jared C. Lobdell (p. 20-21)
- Double dactyls by Sharyn Lawler (pp. 21, 24), John Leland (p. 16) , Deborah Rogers (p. 21), Ivor Rogers (p. 16), and Richard West (p. 16)
- "Moot Point" (pp. 22–23) [letters from L. Sprague de Camp (1 October 1971), Glen GoodKnight (11 June 1971), Sharyn Lawler (12 September 1971), Sandra Miesel (16 November 1971), Nan C. Scott (9 June 1971)
- "The Hunting of the Hnakra"—Karen Rockow (pp. 23–24)
References
- ↑ "Orcrist #6", Tolkien Collector's Guide, accessed 25 May 2012
