Today we are joined by Andrew Roycroft, poet, freelance editor, and lecturer in apologetics and theology at the Irish Baptist College, based in Northern Ireland. In this interview, he walks us through why The Nameless Isle was written in alliterative verse, what it reveals about C.S. Lewis's faith journey, and how the seeds of this poem can be traced through Lewis's other writings.
For more from Andrew Roycroft, you can find his debut poetry collection, 33—a series of reflections on the Gospel of John—here. Or check out his Substack, New Grub Street.
