The Cross of Fire

From the cover blurb:
 

In the far future, it has become possible in advanced psychotherapy for a man to be given dreams as vivid as reality in which he may play any part he chooses. If that man were inclined to see his life as a struggle between good and evil, and if he were blessed with a profound sense of the black humor inherent in his situation, he might choose to play the part of Jesus, called the Christ. If he were inclined to write a book, it might be this one.

"It's a novel that turns the reader everywhichway -- inventive, funny, intriguing. The idea of a person getting therapy by taking the place of Jesus in the Bible -- with all the conflicts of a modern man overlaid on the past -- is quintessential Malzberg, brilliant and thought-provoking. I enjoyed the hell out of it." - Gregory Benford

Review:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



Disclaimer: Any quoted material or scanned image contained in these pages is copyrighted, either by Mr. Malzberg or others. It is not my intention to infringe on any copyrights, only to present information to the curious.
1