Life After God by Douglas Coupland explores the complexities of modern existence in a post-religious world, where traditional faith has eroded but the human search for meaning remains urgent. Through a series of interlinked stories, Coupland delves into themes of alienation, spirituality, and the quest for identity amidst cultural disconnection. The characters grapple with loneliness and the remnants of a world once defined by religious certainty, illustrating how life after the decline of faith demands new forms of understanding and connection. Richly layered and poignantly reflective, the work captures the nuanced struggle to find hope and purpose in an uncertain landscape.
Life After God by Douglas Coupland explores the complexities of modern existence in a post-religious world, where traditional faith has eroded but the human search for meaning remains urgent. Through a series of interlinked stories, Coupland delves into themes of alienation, spirituality, and the quest for identity amidst cultural disconnection. The characters grapple with loneliness and the remnants of a world once defined by religious certainty, illustrating how life after the decline of faith demands new forms of understanding and connection. Richly layered and poignantly reflective, the work captures the nuanced struggle to find hope and purpose in an uncertain landscape.
Scribner 2002 paperback, copy is in very good condition, minimal wear and clean internally/externally
