The Sacred Diaries features two of Adrian Plass' best selling novels. Plass takes the reader on a surreal tour of the world of the 'Sacred Diarist'. The whole gang through from Leonard Thynn to Andromeda Veal appear in their full glory.

In The Horizontal Epistles of Andromeda Veal
Andromeda Veal is a budding young Christian feminist who has broken her femur and is currently lying in traction. Veal is still entirely capable of composing correspondence to such individuals as Margaret Thatcher and God. And of responding in her very own unique and inimitable style to the letters she receives from Adrian’s wife and other fellow churchgoers.

In The Theatrical Tapes of Leonard Thynn
We meet a single, lateral-thinking and probably alcoholic Leonard Thynn, who takes it upon himself to document the rehearsals of the approaching church play. And if suffering produces character (we are assured it does!), Plass, the chair of the play, ought to reap integrity by the bucketload as he contends with the likes of Thynn, Percy Brain, Victoria Flushpool, Vernon Rawlings and other unforgettable characters.