I just saw Father Richard walking through the Thursday Market. He was very pleased with his new purchase, a book called The Beast 666 - a biography of Alistair Crowley!
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- Hay is a fascinating town - but there's more to it than bookshops! I like to take a look behind the scenes, at what the locals are doing. I also maintain the Fairtrade Hay blog, and Morwenna's Tower, a blog about my writing and other interests.
2 comments:
why is this surprising? Why should he not read this book?
It wasn't surprising so much as amusing - which was why Father Richard was showing people his purchase with a big grin on his face.
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