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All Roads Lead to Calvary

Author
Jerome K. Jerome
Language
English
Length
232 pages
ISBN
9781836105107
Published
16 May 2026
Imprint
Sovereign
  • women in journalism
  • spiritual questioning
  • social reform
  • London churches
  • moral dilemmas
  • personal independence
  • faith and doubt
  • early twentieth century
  • self-discovery
  • social justice

Description

All Roads Lead to Calvary by Jerome K. Jerome follows Joan Allway, an ambitious young woman determined to build a career in journalism while questioning faith, morality, and society’s expectations. Exploring London’s historic churches and meeting people shaped by hardship and belief, she reflects on justice, purpose, and human suffering. The novel blends social criticism with spiritual and emotional self-discovery in a changing modern world.

Author

Jerome K. Jerome (1859–1927) made English humour sound like a friend talking — ironic, lazy, and suddenly exact about human folly. Three Men in a Boat is his masterpiece: a mock-epic of river travel in which packing, weather, and wounded dignity become high adventure. Before and after it he wrote essays and sequels that celebrate idleness as a mild philosophy — Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow chief among them.

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