Episode 217: James Morrow, SF, Satire, Religion, and Other Matters
This week we welcome James Morrow, one of SF’s premier satirists, whose new novel Galapagos Regained is just out, taking on Darwinism, Victorian religious attitudes, the Book of Mormon, and Morrow’s frequent themes of rationalism vs. received belief. We also touch upon the role of a religious satirist, the Charlie…
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