James Hider

travels of an unbeliever on the frontline of holy war

The spiders of Allah

Robert A. Jensen

czego praca przy katastrofach nauczyła mnie o życiu

Gdy opadnie kurz

A Bureau Chief for The Times of London presents an atheistic look at the Middle East that critically assesses the practices of jihad and the ways in which religious soldiers from every region condone violent methods that are contrary to their faiths. Original.

Travels of an Unbeliever on the Frontline of Holy War

The Spiders of Allah

Recreational suicide bombings and revelers in fancy dress throwing themselves from the top of the Empire State Building: when scientists break the final frontier of Death and find a way for the soul to live forever, humanity leaves Earth with a bang, bound for a man-made paradise. On the Orbiters, supercomputers riding beyond the edge of Earth's atmosphere, these Eternals live out their wildest dreams or build fantastic idylls, free at last from the tyranny of Evolution.Back on Earth, however, the man known to history simply as the Missing Link is hiding out in the woods. Luis Oriente was the product of a brutal but successful experiment to capture a human mind and synthesize it into ultra-human form. Not quite mortal, and fearful of heaven, Oriente has spent centuries fleeing his past, living a quiet life in the woods, far from prying eyes.But when a giant wolf disrupts the rhythm of the forest to deliver a cryptic message, Oriente is dragged back into the turbulent currents of the history he has tried so hard to forget. Something is rotten in paradise, and Evolution is not quite done with humanity yet.

James Hider

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