Slayer of religion
For critic James Wood the novel offers an antidote to unforgiving certainties, sacred and profane. Matthew Adams meets him
For critic James Wood the novel offers an antidote to unforgiving certainties, sacred and profane. Matthew Adams meets him
Between the arrogant believers and the smug atheists stands a lone comic, with only a successful career for comfort.
Five tracks about God, and five about the Devil. Selected by Andrew Mueller
Jenny Bunker enjoys Caitlin Moran's flippant feminism
Andrew West's photos of the Mustard Seed Secular School, Uganda
Les Back has some suggestions of which books not to take on vacation
Quizmaster Chris Maslanka challenges you to sidestep death and defeat the dreaded lurgy
Philip Womack is uninspired by a dystopian debut
Angela Saini feels at home with Tim Radford
Jenny Bunker finds a re-issued book on the passions of war more pertinent than ever