> "Till We Have Faces" is C.S. Lewis' best novel, according to himself and critics. The back describes it too simply as a "reworking of the classical myth of Cupid and Psyche." It's wonderfully good the entire way through so far.

I wholeheartedly second this recommendation. _Till We Have Faces_ is really a wonderful book. I'd never heard of it, and just noticed it one day in the campus bookstore at seminary. It became one of my favorites among Lewis' works.

Iss "or would that be 'favourites'?" achar