"The author does not seem to write to impress, and it is difficult to grasp his intentions. Each line unfolds as if it were an entirely different story of its own. remains an unforgettable reading experience that has left a lasting impression on me." "There is something radically unique in this novel's peculiar style. This gleefully labyrinthine tome is decidedly unlike anything that has been written before, displaying at every turn its creative ingenuity and intensive ambition." Referred to as "cobra poison" and "the work of the Antichrist" by international religious figures, as "anti-literature" by the author, is an incendiary and energetic tour-de-force that mercilessly skewers religion, national identity, economics, gender, social mores, and the very structure of language itself.