Article
Charles Williams’s Theology of Publishing
VII
(2017)
Abstract
The British author Charles Williams (1886-1945), who is best known for his literary work as a poet, novelist, biographer, dramatist, literary critic, and lay theologian, was also an editor with Oxford University Press for nearly forty years. But Williams’s work in publishing was not incidental to his sense of vocation; it was an integral part of it. This is most clearly manifested in a trilogy of plays Williams created and performed with his colleagues at the midpoint of his career at OUP. These plays further reveal that Williams had a distinctive and robust theological view of the work of publishing.
Disciplines
Publication Date
2017
Citation Information
Michael J. Paulus. "Charles Williams’s Theology of Publishing" VII Vol. 34 (2017) p. 57 - 70 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/michael_paulus/57/