Oh dear, people. Now you're up against a jolly female African-American God when you try but can't publish your book. The New York Times discovers the surprise best seller here. Christian fiction: The Shack. It's like that angel TV show with Della Reese everyone was watching a few years back, only in book form. What will they think up next?
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Why You Are Not Published, My Son
Oh dear, people. Now you're up against a jolly female African-American God when you try but can't publish your book. The New York Times discovers the surprise best seller here. Christian fiction: The Shack. It's like that angel TV show with Della Reese everyone was watching a few years back, only in book form. What will they think up next?
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i guess we can't expect everybody to be reading faulkner, joyce, atwood, and bookfraud.
what i like about the article is that god takes the form of a "jolly african-american woman." is anyone "jolly" anymore? i mean, burl ives was "jolly," and not when he was in "cat on a hot tin roof."
everyone knows minorities have every reason to be jolly.
I'll be really angry if I ever discover God is actually jolly.
This book was published by a company started just for it. Hm, wave of the future??
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