Gilchrist A Novel

Gilchrist A Novel by Maurice Leitch, published by Minerva in 1995, is presented in this new edition with 308 pages. The narrative centers on Gilchrist, a former preacher who finds himself in a disreputable Spanish resort, grappling with his past mistakes. He has brought church funds from Antrim but has left behind an under-age girl whose baptism marked the beginning of his troubles.

Readers will encounter a complex exploration of guilt and redemption as Gilchrist navigates his precarious situation. The story delves into themes of morality and consequence, set against the backdrop of a foreign locale. This edition invites readers to reflect on the character’s journey and the implications of his choices within the realm of fiction.