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  1. Asking Around: Hare Trilogy

    Asking Around: Hare Trilogy: David Hare

    David Hare's trilogy of plays - Racing Demon, Murmuring Judges, The Absence of War - first presented at the National Theatre, London, in 1993, examines the crises facing three great ... More

  2. The Faber Book of Church and Clergy

    The Faber Book of Church and Clergy: A. N. Wilson

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  3. The Short Day Dying

    The Short Day Dying: Peter Hobbs

    Charles Wenmoth is a young blacksmith and Methodist lay-preacher in the furthest, wildest reaches of south-west England. It is 1870 and preachers such as Wenmoth devote weekdays to work and ... More

  4. Be Near Me

    Be Near Me: Andrew O'Hagan

    'Be near me when my light is low,When the blood creeps, and the nerves prickAnd tingle; and the heart is sick . . .'In a small Scottish parish, an English ... More

  5. The Big Chapel

    The Big Chapel: Thomas Kilroy

    'And now The Big Chapel has a chance to come back to full life after 30 years of catalepsy. The Red Priest will thunder again. The big chapel will be desecrated. The Master will be felled.' -- Brian Friel writing in the Guardian More

  6. A Roving Recluse

    A Roving Recluse: Peter Anson

    A Roving Recluse is the second volume of memoirs by Peter Frederick Anson; the eccentric monk, writer and artist who became Britain’s leading authority on 19th and 20th century church ... More

  7. Crusaders

    Crusaders: Richard T. Kelly

    In 1996, just before the rise of New Labour, Reverend Gore returns to his native Newcastle charged with planting a new church in one of the city's estates. One of the year's best debuts. More

  8. Dallas Sweetman

    Dallas Sweetman: Sebastian Barry

    From his grave in the precincts of Canterbury Cathedral, Dallas Sweetman is called to give account. He tells a story of love and death, jealousy and miraculous happenings, of the ... More

  9. Be Near Me (Stage Play)

    Be Near Me (Stage Play): Ian McDiarmid

    Father David Anderton is assigned to a crippled Scottish town on the Ayrshire coast, where sectarianism is rife. He is a cultivated - if naive and unworldly - man, ill-suited to his ... More

  10. The Selected Writings of Sydney Smith

    The Selected Writings of Sydney Smith: Edited by W. H. Auden

    'He is a very clever fellow, but he will never be a bishop.' George III'A more profligate parson I never met.' George IV'I sat next to Sydney Smith, who was ... More

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