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Read Reviews for The Fire Gospel - Michel Faber
by - written on 25/03/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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The character at the centre of this novel (Theo Griepenkerl) is arrogant, short-sighted and unlikeable - but this is entirely deliberate. After making the stunning discovery of a fifth gospel, apparently published before any of the other gospels in the New Testament, Theo's sole concern is how to wrench money and fame from his discovery. His thoughtlessness in releasing such a controversial document upon the world is rewarded by action from certain increasingly angry and determined citizens who have various reasons to hate the message the gospel sends - that Jesus was more human than transcendental. The writer of the gospel, Malchus, is equally unlikeable, due ... Read the complete review
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