rhapsody in books

October 22, 2014

THE MADONNA AND THE STARSHIP has many laugh-out-loud moments

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The Rhapsody in Books Weblog reviews James Morrow’s The Madonna and the Starship.

If you love satire and aren’t offended by writing that makes gentle fun of religion, this short book has many laugh-out-loud moments. Morrow has won a number of awards for his work, and is worth getting to know.

Read the rest of the review at the Rhapsody in Books Weblog.

For more on The Madonna and the Starship, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover and design by Elizabeth Story.

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Founded in 1995, Tachyon Publications LLC is a publisher of smart science fiction, fantasy, and horror, as well as occasional mysteries, memoirs, young adult, and literary fiction. We champion the creative storytelling of authors who inspire us through intelligent prose and imaginative worlds. Our titles are consistently unique, thought-provoking, and entertaining; Tachyon books have received the Nebula, Hugo, World Fantasy, Sturgeon, Mythopoeic, Locus, Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire, Endeavor, Neukom, Sidewise, and Philip K. Dick awards.