This book is a nice find in the ongoing effort to either uncover or reprint literature of the Inklings. Charles Williams, the third Inkling so-to-speak, is best known for his supernatural thrillers with a strong religious bent. But he did write poetry and literary essays. He also had a distant flame in a peson noted as a Celia,
hence the title of the book and the second essay. Williams became connected into the Inklings when part of the London office of the Oxford University Press was relocated to Oxford during World War II. ( )