Fay Weldon: 'I go to church every Sunday, and every now and then I feel the presence of God'
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Roger Harper2014-02-05T00:00:00
Celebrated author and outspoken feminist Fay Weldon reflects on what has changed since her encounter with God, and what has stayed the same
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