A Hilarious,
Thought Provoking Book

God Went Fishing tells the remarkable story of Sigmund, a handsome and kind young man who led an idyllic life until learning the woman he thought to be his mother  had stolen him from the hospital where she'd just given birth, leaving her own child behind.  This satirical novel follows Sigmund's adventures and catastrophes as he searches for his true identity.

While enjoying this cross between Candide and "Family Guy," readers see that a life filled with death, despair, and deceit can be fun.  Perhaps the real reason Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden was because it was boring.  God Went Fishing is often offensive, sometimes poignant, occasionally edifying--and always funny.  Readers will long remember the characters Sigmund encounters during his quest.

"There's nothing sadder in life than when a woman doesn't know when to hang up her thong."  ---Irving the Gangster "Most cover-ups we know nothing about." ---Bernie, the Mentor  "The greatest gift a mother can give her daughter is the ability to say no." ---Agnes, Octogenarian and Nude Skydiver- "He does nothing, and he even does that wrong." ---Pretentious Jones, Duke graduate (misquoted) "A long memory is the greatest impediment to happiness." ---Sam the Polish eulogist What more can one ask from any work of fiction than to make you think and make you laugh?  God Went Fishing accomplishes both.