Question Time On Tower Hill

Question Time on Tower Hill (1935) by Donald Soper – Hodder and Stoughton
Pitched at you by Crappy Old Books – where every page is slightly yellowed and absolutely sincere.

Step back into the clamorous soapbox debates of 1930s London with Donald Soper’s Question Time on Tower Hill – a fiery collection of open-air sermons, socialist reflections, and theological provocations delivered from the raucous heart of Tower Hill. Methodist minister, pacifist, and professional thorn-in-the-side, Soper brings wit, conviction, and more than a little cheek to topics ranging from war and wealth to God, guilt, and the British Empire.

This is not your average devotional – it’s a spirited record of faith in action and ideas in collision. Expect pointed questions, passionate answers, and a few rhetorical jabs.

Our copy? A bit tatty, probably argued with someone on the way here. But still loud, lively, and entirely readable – just like Soper himself.

Crappy Old Books – Unloved by collectors. Worshipped by contrarians.

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