I thought I would give this a try after reading Microserfs. Never did read it and its odd shape is throwing off my pretty level bookshelf.

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I was given this book by a friend at summer camp and held on to it for two years before reading it. I enjoyed it and was drawn into it, the whole time wondering if it was fiction or not (it is). The general feel was mildly depressing, yet something to which I felt I could relate. Probably a good choice if you're experiencing some sort of mid-life crisis. The author was very descriptive of the British Columbia area; I've never been there, but this book provides a good mental picture. I will pass "Life After God" on in hopes that someone else digs it as well.

CAUGHT IN GROVELAND CALIFORNIA USA