James Morrow

James Morrow (http://www.sff.net/people/Jim.Morrow/) is a writer, best known for his satires of religion.

Works

• The Wine of Violence (1981)
• The Adventures of Smoke Bailey (1983) (novelization of the computer game In Search of the Most Amazing Thing)
• The Continent of Lies (1984)
• This Is the Way the World Ends (1985)
• Only Begotten Daughter (1990) - in which Jesus' half sister, the daughter of God, is born into contemporary society.
• Swatting at the Cosmos (1990 short story collection) Pulphouse Publishing
• Bible Stories for Adults (1996 short story collection)
• The Cat's Pajamas (2004 short story collection) Tachyon Publications
• The Last Witchfinder (2006)

The Godhead Trilogy

• Towing Jehovah (1994)
• Blameless in Abaddon (1996)
• The Eternal Footman (1999)

short stories

• "Spelling God with the Wrong Blocks" (1987 short story)
• "Bible Stories for Adults, No. 17: The Deluge" (1988 short story) - Nebula Award Winner. Tells of the woman who didn't drown during Noah's flood; and the vengeance she takes on God.
• "Abe Lincoln in McDonald's" (1989 short story)
• "Arms and the Woman" (1991; reprinted in Bible Stories for Adults (1996))
• "Daughter Earth" (1991 short story)
• "City of Truth" (1991 novella) - Nebula Award Winner
• "The Assemblage of Kristin" in Monochrome: The Readercon Anthology (1990)
• "Lady Witherspoon's Solution" (steampunk feminist movement; in Extraordinary Engines)