Where did C. S. Lewis and Tolkien hang out?

Answer 1

They certainly did meet and were friends. They often read their books to each other as they were working on them. They meet regularly with a small group in 'The Eagle and Child' a pub. They called themselves The Inklings. it was Tolkien that was instrumental in getting Lewis to become a Christian, and Lewis became a very respected Christian writer.

Answer 2

Yes, they were friends and colleagues. They were members of an informal group called the Inklings that often got together to read and talk about literature. Tolkien was a major factor in Lewis' conversion to Christianity.

Answer 3

C. S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien were part of a literary group called the Inklings, which frequently met at the Eagle and Child pub in Oxford, England. This group provided a space for members to share and discuss their writing and ideas.

Answer 4

JRR Tolkien was actually involved with the conversion of CS Lewis, being greatly influential in CS Lewis becoming a Christian.

Answer 5

These two, as well as some of their friends, met regularly at a pub called Eagle and Child, also known as Bird and Baby.

Answer 6

yea, at least i think so. many people seem to think so at least since they lived in the same area/time period and wrote similar fantasy/classics. I'm pretty sure they were.

Answer 7

They were both professors at Oxford. They met prior to World War II and would gather with several others on a regular basis to talk about their writing.