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The Very Reverend Nicholas Papadopulos, Dean of Salisbury, launches his new book with a talk in the Nave of the Cathedral. The Infernal Word: Notes from a Rebel Angel is an irreverent and witty retelling of twelve familiar Bible stories, inspired by a series of addresses that The Dean gave while a Canon at Canterbury Cathedral. The book makes ideal season reading for anyone wishing to explore the story of salvation.
'Witty and learned – Milton's rebel angels re-imagined for the 21st century' – Tom Holland (historian, author, podcaster)
'Deceptively simple; profoundly insightful; immensely entertaining' – Archbishop Justin Welby
We are delighted to welcome Katie Salamon, Wiltshire Harpist, to the event who will be playing during the evening.
Further information
Doors open at 18:30. Entry through the main visitor entrance.
40 minute talk, 10 minute Q & A, followed by a book signing and refreshments.
Entry to the talk is free but by ticket only. Tickets will be available from Monday 23 October at 10am.
There will be an opportunity to pre-order The Infernal Word for £9.99. The book will be available for collection on the evening (sorry, we are unable to post).
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