We got our first taste of Adrian Plass?s outrageous humour in The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass, Age 37 ¾ and The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass, Age 45 ¾. With over 2 million copies sold, these beloved bestsellers naturally placed the author?s fanciful alter-ego in great demand as an inspirational speaker. And of course, his touring experiences have led to all-new stories to share with his friends. This sequel to the first two books will doubtless secure the Sacred Diarist?s reputation as a spiritual authority. It?s probably not the reputation he?s hoping for, but it?s the perfect medium for a bucketful of laughter. So meet the speaker, meet the crew and take a seat. It?s time to join Adrian Plass on tour! Anne seems to think it would be a good idea to let people see some of the diary entries I?ve written in connection with the little seven-day speaking tour that she and I have just done ?...
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We got our first taste of Adrian Plass?s outrageous humour in The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass, Age 37 ¾ and The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass, Age 45 ¾. With over 2 million copies sold, these beloved bestsellers naturally placed the author?s fanciful alter-ego in great demand as an inspirational speaker. And of course, his touring experiences have led to all-new stories to share with his friends. This sequel to the first two books will doubtless secure the Sacred Diarist?s reputation as a spiritual authority. It?s probably not the reputation he?s hoping for, but it?s the perfect medium for a bucketful of laughter. So meet the speaker, meet the crew and take a seat. It?s time to join Adrian Plass on tour! Anne seems to think it would be a good idea to let people see some of the diary entries I?ve written in connection with the little seven-day speaking tour that she and I have just done ? On that innocent note, Adrian Plass whisks us along on one of the zaniest tours in his career as a Christian speaker. Besides his wife, his fictional entourage includes Gerald, his grown son, who is now a wise-cracking vicar; high-strung Leonard Thynn and his talented but surrealistic girlfriend, Angels Twitten; and the tour?s Scripture-spouting benefactor, Barry Ingstone. First stop is the church of St. James the Hardly Visible at All, where a dour caretaker is waiting to set the tone for things to come. So hop on board ? the tour is leaving, and you don?t want to miss a thing.
