Towing Jehovah

In this satirical novel, Anthony Van Horne is tasked with towing the colossal, symbolic corpse of God across the Atlantic to the Arctic, as he navigates ecological guilt, personal conflicts, and threats from both natural and spiritual sources. The story combines humor and reflection, with James Morrow delivering incisive commentary on societal and religious themes. Van Horne's journey explores complex issues while confronting a chaotic crew and relentless external forces, making for a thought-provoking and satirical narrative.