Lance Haward is a retired solicitor, formerly the country’s leading specialist and writer on the law of education, with numerous technical publications to his name (Further Education Development Agency, Times Education Supplement, columnist to the Education Law Association Bulletin, etc.). Also, articles and short stories (including prize winners). Historical lecturer. Sometime member of the London Diocesan Board of Education, and the London Diocesan Council / Synod. Appearances on many television quiz/chat shows - the only person to have won the Brain of Mensa (three times) and BBC’s “University Challenge”. Currently, editing two journals under the auspices of British Mensa.
In a near future where the Catholic Church has declared that choral music is inappropriate for the Eucharistic liturgy, the Patriarchy of Venice remains the only diocese that has not yet conformed. The Cardinal patriarch must navigate a series of complicated challenges, including the involvement of ...
