I highly suggest those who are interested pick it up. It will be on my recommended recommendation lists for young folks who ask about books on writing. This really was an interesting read and I pulled a good number of quotes from it. Diana Pavlac Glyer is an award-winning writer, scholar and artist. And the final chapter, the author seems to anticipate that and offers some helpful advice from her study on what to do. (A bandersnatch is a mythical animal with a fierce disposition created by author Lewis Carroll. Half way through, if you're a fan of writing and maybe even how to implement the group type setting within a church Bible study or youth meet up or anything like the Inklings this is where you get that bug. He responded, No one ver influenced Tolkienyou might as well try to influence a bandersnatch. You learn about others in the group and the social proclivities of the overall meetings took place. However, you also learn about their other works and where they got their ideas, and how much everything about them all changed and the Inklings were instrumental in that development. It provides exactly what you want to hear about Lewis and Tolkien from their writings to their personality. The author has written a fuller take on the Inklings but this version really is where you want to start.
It then offers an all-encompassing take on how a group like this is healthy for authors and writers and even how to start one yourself. Then it brings forward how the group made each individual a better writer. What this book does is establishes the atmosphere of the Inklings group and what each member brought to the table. This is more than just a collection of recollections of the group. This is a phenomenal book for those interested in Lewis, Tolkien, the Inklings group, or writing in general.
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