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It was around the time that Queen Elizabeth was crowned at Westminster Abbey, and the preacher played variations on the theme of coronation. At 27, living alone in New York trying with no success to start a novel and in love with a girl who was not in love with me, I went to hear a famous preacher preach one morning although I had no idea at the time that he was famous and went only on impulse - I was not a churchgoer - because his church was next door.
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