Back to the Pagan world
About this ebook
Abraham loves to paint the countryside, and like many other artists before him, he loves nature. Mercifully, during the pandemic, he can go there and forget all about what is happening throughout the world.
Meanwhile, across the road from where he stays his two neighbours fascinate him, both for different reasons: Ian the ex policeman, and his next door neighbour Rick Papadopoulos, otherwise known as the Happy Celebrant.
Where he lives, the locals all go to the golf club bar every Friday night, and this is where Abraham senses that all is not well between the two men.
Although this story is set during the time of a pandemic, 2020, it will also give you an insight into Scotland at this time. All the traditions of Scotland have been swept aside by secularism, and with the demise and subsequent takeover of the church by the state, Abraham can see that the nation has gone Back to the Pagan world.
However, this is no excuse for the ex policeman and the golf club chairman to plot against their fellow member Rick Papadopoulos, otherwise known as the Happy Celebrant.
About the author
Cosmos Original Productions will try and supply our products to you wherever you are in the Europe. We have a distribution agency operating on the mainland, and we are also well represented by the best Internet services. Anyone who cannot afford to buy our products please ask for them at your local library. John Armstrong Walker is the author. The library services should be able to lend you them, or buy them in for you. Cosmos Original Productions was set up to try and bring about new ideas. We have no ties to any particular fashion or fad, or political movement. It is well known that the spread of specialized art in the market place, governed by cash, has suppressed new ideas. We believe that the spread of new ideas is a healthy part of society, and when this stops society turns in on itself and becomes mundane. There is room for everyone in the market place is our philosophy. Read our blog on: walkerjohna.wordpress.com