: Nicholas (nwhyte) wrote,
2012-05-05 15:14:00

Nicholas
nwhyte
2012-05-05 15:14:00

May Books 4) The Word in the Desert, by Douglas Burton-Christie

Sternly academic book attempting to get inside the heads of the Desert Fathers (and Mothers) to establish what they really thought they were doing with their lives and what their understanding of the scriptures had to do with it.

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May Books 4) The Word in the Desert, by Douglas Burton-Christie

Pyramids of Mars, by Kate Orman (and Robert Holmes and Terrance Dicks)

The Evil of the Daleks, by Simon Guerrier (and John Peel)

The Flaming Soldier, by Christopher Bryant; The Dreamer’s Lament, by Benjamin Burford-Jones

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