Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Cross the freaky Medieval art of Hieronymus Bosch with a church revival, and you’ve got a rough idea of what 'Trapped in the Body of Jesus' is about. The book is a collection of three stories ultimately more satirical of people’s perception of church than the institution itself. Begun in 1990, 'Soapwoman' is a coming of age tale of Spec Jordan, a pubescent Baptist haunted not by the devil, but by raging hormones and a spectre who renders bad white boys into bars of lye soap. 'A Bishop of The True Church' is the distorted story of Bishop Orvis Hedgepath, a transplanted Mississippi prelate determined to escape his 'intolerant' southern Baptist upbringing. Hedgepath, however, reverts to his true form instituting a series of truly intolerant excommunications. In 'Division by Zero is Impossible,' Mullis Pickman brings an apocalyptic secret home to his impoverished stomping grounds during Fulmen County’s annual 'Lightning Festival.'