Sometimes I like to pretend I read books.
I might even write an essay about it!
You should check out my mixtapes man they're actually really sick I swear.
Sometimes I like to pretend I read books.
I might even write an essay about it!
This review contains a bit of, as the author puts it, "good ol' fashioned heresy," and lots of discussions of Jesus. It's all in good fun, but if that's not your thing, maybe skip this one! |
by Michael Allen Rose, 2020. I was hesitant to write a review for this book because, in all honesty, I’m not quite sure what I just read. How would you write a book report on a fever dream? I hope this doesn’t make Jurassichrist sound bad, because it was anything but — there’s just no way you can put down an action-packed science fiction bizarro mystery novel that asks the age-old question, What if Jesus was even cooler and had, like, a machine gun and big muscles and awesome combat boots? And dinosaurs were there?! It’s time for Jesus to attempt his second coming, but linear time progression doesn’t apply to extra-spatial deities, so he ends up coming “again” long before the first time — the Jurassic period. Once he arrives, expecting to see a bunch of human beings who’ve been waiting for him for two millennial seasons, he is surprised to find himself in a weird civilization full of thunder lizards. That’s all I’ll give you, because that’s all I was given when I picked up this book at Narnes and Bobles a week ago. I wasn’t planning on going home with a book that day, but I can’t deny that something called out to me when I saw that title… Jurassichrist… Its innate Quality was impossible to ignore. |