<p>In 'The Romance of Zion Chapel' by Richard Le Gallienne, readers find themselves meandering through the pious streets of Victorian England, where an unexpected love story blossoms. Through the lens of Theophilus Londonderry, a prodigious young theologian, this novel questions the rigidity of religious mores and individual desire. Le Gallienne's prose is burnished with eloquence and a subtle critique of ecclesiastical life, set within a rich li...