As a new edition of God on Mute is published, en speaks to its author, Pete Greig
Pete Greig arrives a few minutes late online for our interview, having grappled – as we all do – with some issues relating to Zoom.
He is anxious to clarify that our conversation will appear in writing, and not in the form of a video, as he has some doubts about the colour of the spare room curtains behind him. I say I think they look faintly liturgical, which does not seem to reassure him.
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