This week’s story is “How I Found God” by Ann Leckie. In case you didn’t notice, I’ve not been one to shy away from the God stories. I think that in general there’s something of a prejudice against them, so it’s harder for them to get picked up than, perhaps, it should be. Of course, that prejudice is well-earned by the large, large numbers of innefective, insulting, poorly thought out, and badly written God stories, so I don’t suppose anyone can reall complain too much about the state of affairs.
If you’d like to read the other stories we’ve published along these lines, stop by the archive and work your way up the list:
“In Which an Angel Offers Instruction on the Meaning of Life” by Ray Vukcevich
“On the Settling of Ancient Scores” by Ken Scholes
“When the Great Clod Belches” by Robert Burke Richardson (perhaps a bit of a stretch) and
“The Anti-Antichrist” by Daniel Akselrod and Lenny Royter
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