Generally speaking, they came from his imagination, although they reflected his Christian beliefs. He said in a letter that for him the books started with an image or picture in his mind, such as a faun carrying parcels in a snowstorm (The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe). He would usually have 2 or 3 such images and then try to make a story that would connect them in some ways. Aslan came from him having dreams about lions while working on the story.
C.S. Lewis drew inspiration for Narnia from a variety of sources, including his own imagination, childhood experiences, mythological and folklore elements, and his Christian faith. Elements of Narnia can be seen to borrow from various literary traditions, folklore, and medieval allegories. Lewis's love for storytelling and his interest in creating a fantastical world also played a significant role in shaping the land of Narnia.
No. Narnia is a fiction world created by CS Lewis
CS Lewis
CS Lewis wrote The Chronicles of Narnia for his granddaughter Lucy Barfield
C.S. Lewis (a 'he') wrote books; most famous for his Chronicals of Narnia books.
There is not a book named Narnia. Narnia is the setting for a series of 7 books by CS Lewis. The first book, about the origins of Narnia, is The Magician's Nephew.
CS Lewis wrote all of the Chronicles of Narnia.
a series of books about a fantasy land called Narnia. I have a copy of one of the series
C.S. Lewis wrote 7 novels in "The Chronicles of Narnia" series, as well as numerous other fictional works and essays.
These stories are a unique chronicle of our time.
The CS Lewis books span multiple genres, including fantasy, Christian theology, and literary criticism. Lewis is perhaps best known for his fantasy works such as "The Chronicles of Narnia" series, which meld elements of fantasy fiction with allegorical and moral themes.
"The Chronicles of Narnia" is a series of seven fantasy novels written by C.S. Lewis, starting with "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." Each book is a standalone story but they are interconnected and together make up the full series.
Perhaps you are thinking of 'The Chronicles of Narnia' from the book by CS Lewis.