by Ron Currie · Seix Barral · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432228629
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«Dios ha muerto» is the contemporary fiction novel by Ron Currie, published by Seix Barral in paperback (240 pages, in Spanish).
God incarnates in a young woman from Darfur; when she dies, dogs devouring her corpse telepathically communicate God's death to the world. Humanity reacts with cults to her children, suicide pacts, and a global war, in a satire mixing black humor and questions about death, ethics, and human weaknesses.
Originally published as God Is Dead (2007), the novel was translated into Spanish by Pedro Donoso, appeared in the Biblioteca Formentor collection, and won the Young Lions Fiction Award.
Recommended for readers of contemporary fiction seeking dystopian satire and novels that invite debate.
