Friday, October 21, 2005


The grave of CHARLES WILLIAMS!!!!! WHOW. Posted by Picasa

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice to see your photo of Charles Williams' grave. You might be interested in my Blog, The New Christian Year. It is a blog reprint of a devotional that Charles Williams collected in 1941. Quotes from saints and thinkers from all of christian history are collected for each day of the church year. You can find it at:
http://tomwills.typepad.com/thenewchristianyear/

By the way, the Michael Williams burried in the front is his wife. He renamed her "Michael" when she laughed at him, naming her after the wife of David (the king of Israel) who laughed at him when he danced naked before the arc of the covenant. I have a copy of The New Christian Year given by her to Dorothy Sayers after Charles Williams' death. He introduced Sayers into such a love of Dante that she learned Italian to make the translation of the Divine comedy that would be the standard for decades to come.

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