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Pulpit Fiction
by Lance Levens
228 pages
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A conservative Episcopal priest fires his progressive choir director and the choir revolts. Their rebellion turns the church into comic chaos.
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Paperback
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$19.99
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+ $8.59 shipping & handling (USA)
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Category: Fiction:Literary
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(requires Adobe Reader)
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About the Book
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Pulpit Fiction tells the satirical story of a Savannah, GA church fight. Father Boo Jameson is a conservative Episcopal priest in an ultra liberal wealthy parish. When he fires his choir director, the choir goes after him with a vengeance. The blue bloods and the well-to-do behave like teens on tic toc.
The ending is a grinning shock.
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| About the Author |
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Lance Levens’s short stories, poems, essays and translations (French, German and Latin) have appeared in various journals, including Beloit Poetry Journal, The Raintown Review and Metamorphosis. He was nominated three times for Pushcart awards. His 6 PoD novels are available on Amazon. He and his wife Jean live in Savannah. They have two grown children. |
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