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“Coffee stall by the front entrance. People drinking coffee in the shade of a tree. More or less everyone in suits. Business coffee-break. Giles, meet me at half-two, outside the church, for a power-espresso. Stockbrokers, financiers, commodity-dealers. I don’t do tangibles, I do invisibles, I’m into futures, that’s where the big money is. Right in front of the church steps. If Jesus were to pay an unexpected visit, I wonder if he’d knock their tables over?”

Continuing the hyperfiction based on visits to churches in the City of London. Part 2 takes in the following:

All Hallows by the Tower
St Olave
St Margaret Pattens

To view the London Churches project, go to http://edwardpicot.com/londonchurches/ .

- Edward Picot

http://edwardpicot.com – personal website
http://hyperex.co.uk – The Hyperliterature Exchange

Tags: cultural history | digital literature | hyperfiction | hyperliterature | London Churches | new media literature

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