Saint Gredible and Her Fat Dad's Mass is 'pataphysical novel about an incorrigible little girl who insists upon carrying her mother's ashes around in a plushy pink backpack whilst her worthless fat dad preoccupies himself with the prospect of saving the world through crafting an incrementally new beatified religion. Asking the obnoxious and inconvenient question, "Are we really the stories we tell ourselves we are?" this 350 page tome is condemned to annoy, amuse, disturb, challenge, enchant, and Coltrane you.

Little Greddy has just lost her gentle and beloved grandfather who would let her help him compose fairytales ("inappropriate" for children) that incorporate his sentiments about his boyhood imprisonment in Auschwitz. Her other, not-so-nice, grandfather survived Auschwitz (almost?) on his own terms. Eventually, this flinty old man also lies down to sleep with his fathers, but not before endowing her with even more of a weighty legacy.

Soon to be available in hardcover.

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