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.
City of Truth (1990 novel)
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 Philosopher's Apprentice (2008)
Shambling Towards Hiroshima (2009)

The Godhead Trilogy

"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)