Which C.S. Lewis novel is also known as Voyage to Venus?

C.S. Lewis’s novel Perelandra is also known as Voyage to Venus. It was published in 1943 as the second book of Lewis’s science-fiction trilogy, commonly called the Space Trilogy.

The story follows the philologist Elwin Ransom on the planet Perelandra, Lewis’s fictional version of Venus. Ransom confronts a cosmic and moral conflict involving temptation, innocence, and the future of the planet’s inhabitants. The novel combines speculative science fiction with Christian themes and literary allusions.

The title can cause confusion because different editions and references use both names. Out of the Silent Planet is the trilogy’s first volume, while That Hideous Strength is the third. Perelandra is the distinctive one associated with Voyage to Venus.