Nick Newman

Martin Wroe

Meditations and prayers from the heart of medialand. Written by Martin Wroe, and illustrated by Sunday Times, Spectator and Private Eye cartoonist Nick Newman. The trouble with talking to God is that God doesn't always answer - well, not like anyone else. And while you're waiting, a thousand other voices come on the line instead... This honest and open collection of personal thoughts addressing God will appeal to anyone who is no longer satisfied with easy answers about God and the human condition, but who hasn't given up on faith.

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When You Haven't Got a Prayer

How To Lose Your Life

Malcolm Doney

'Wisdom on how to live.' Matt Haig 'Beautiful, wise and playful.' Brene Brown Some days arrive with questions so vast we feel like strangers on earth. Other times our joy makes us feel entirely at home in ourselves. So where do we find inspiration for living a good life? Drawing on lifelines thrown down by poets, thinkers and dreamers, the sceptical and the faithful, Malcolm Doney and Martin Wroe suggest that how we live may be more important than what we believe. How do I make a good decision? Can I forgive him? Will this darkness pass? Do I say something or keep quiet? Less of an instruction manual and more of a sketchbook, these are lines for living rewarding days. 'Sacred text for the more earthy reader.' Bono 'Challenging, profound and generous...' Vanessa Kisuule 'Wonderful combination of hard-won wisdom and memorable quotes.' Richard Rohr

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