Boxen

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An imagined world from children's stories by C. S. Lewis and his brother

proper noun

Literature

: Boxen

Fans of C. S. Lewis sometimes explore the history of Boxen to understand his early creativity.

Examples

As a child, C. S. Lewis wrote many stories set in Boxen with his brother.
The detailed maps of Boxen show how imaginative the Lewis brothers were.
The magical land of Boxen is filled with adventure.
C. S. Lewis created Boxen during his childhood.
C.S. Lewis and his brother created adventures set in the fictional world of Boxen.
In Boxen, creatures and characters come to life from the imagination of C.S. Lewis.
As a child, Warren Lewis shared many tales from the magical realm of Boxen.

Surface Forms

Boxen main

Etymology

Boxen was invented by C. S. Lewis and his brother for their childhood stories and drawings and comes from the simple word box, like the toy 'boxes' children play with. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a small make-believe land made of 'boxes', which fits because Boxen is the brothers' fictional world.