David Gresham

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David Lindsay Gresham (born 1944 in New York City) is a son of the writers Joy Davidman and William Lindsay Gresham, and stepson of the author C.S. Lewis. Lewis adopted David and his brother Douglas Gresham, and when Lewis died, his estate, including the rights to the enormously popular Chronicles of Narnia, went to them. Unlike his mother, brother, and most famously, his Christian apologist stepfather, David is not a Christian, choosing instead to follow Judaism, the religion his mother was born into. According to at least one account[1], David Gresham lives in India with his wife and son, and spends his time studying Torah and Talmud [2].