The Chalice
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You could read the lettering on the spine easily, at least the part that said POWYS.
He buttered his toast, edging his chair a few inches to the left.
'Let's talk about John Cowper Powys.' 'Oh,' said Powys. 'Uncle Jack.' 'Uncle Jack? Uncle fucking Jack? You're telling me after all these years that JCP …?' 'Well, I don't know, that's the truth. He had a complicated personal life.' 'You can say that again.' Ben had lain wide awake and co...ld for what seemed like hours thinking, on and off, about John Cowper Powys. He'd never actually read A Glastonbury Romance, but he'd read one of the shorter ones (not much credibility for a New Age publisher who'd never read much JCP) and found it actually not that bad for something published half a century ago. Joe being a descendant of the great man was just a possibility they'd hinted at in publicity for Golden Land and never taken that seriously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You could read the lettering on the spine easily, at least the part that said POWYS.
He buttered his toast, edging his chair a few inches to the left.
'Let's talk about John Cowper Powys.' 'Oh,' said Powys. 'Uncle Jack.' 'Uncle Jack? Uncle fucking Jack? You're telling me after all these years that JCP …?' 'Well, I don't know, that's the truth. He had a complicated personal life.' 'You can say that again.' Ben had lain wide awake and co...ld for what seemed like hours thinking, on and off, about John Cowper Powys. He'd never actually read A Glastonbury Romance, but he'd read one of the shorter ones (not much credibility for a New Age publisher who'd never read much JCP) and found it actually not that bad for something published half a century ago. Joe being a descendant of the great man was just a possibility they'd hinted at in publicity for Golden Land and never taken that seriously.
What to read after The Chalice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phil Rickman to read onlineMoreLess
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