Joy Davidman experienced her fair share of criticism, especially as a strong, intellectual woman who infiltrated a male-dominated environment. Writers and biographers have very strong labels for her.

It’s how Englishman C.S. (Jack) Lewis and American Joy Davidman Gresham progressed during the 1950s from trans-Atlantic correspondence through acquaintance in Oxford, England, to marriage.

In “Becoming Mrs. Lewis,” best-selling author Patti Callahan Henry explores the turbulent life of Joy Davidman, wife of renowned writer C.S. Lewis. Although not as well-known as her hus… ...

Joy: Poet, Seeker and the Woman Who Captivated C.S. Lewis By Abigail Santamaria Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 413 pages, $28 By Michael D. Langan I suppose the first thing to ask ...

Once Santamaria begins to concentrate on Davidman's desire for a relationship with Lewis, the tone of the biography takes on a noticeably critical perspective. Santamaria suggests Davidman pursued ...

Becoming Mrs. Lewis: The Improbable Love Story of Joy Davidman and C.S. Lewis Patti Callahan. Thomas Nelson, $25.99 (432p) ISBN 978-0-78522-450-1 ...

This West End and Broadway hit is the love story of C.S. Lewis - Oxford don and author of The Chronicles of Narnia and The Screwtape Letters - and American poet Joy Davidman. Jack Lewis is smug in ...