Another 2 books that may be of interest, fiction-wise: "Towing Jehovah" & "Blameless in Abaddon" by James Morrow. In the first "god" dies & his huge body lies in the ocean & must be towed by a supertanker to an ice cave in the Arctic where the angels have made a crypt (they charge the Vatican with managing this effort). "Blameless..." follows thru after the Baptists (I believe) have retrieved the body, brought it to FL as an anchor to a religious theme park. "God" is charged in the International Court with high crimes so is towed to the Hague & put on trial. The humor, as well as the insight, in these books, is entertaining as hell! (so to speak!)

Great set, interesting take on "archetypes" & well written with a good sense of humor.

No, but I will look for it now, I thought I had read almost all of his, great stuff.

Long ago... and loved them all! Though, the book on Time was... twisted. I fondly remember Death and the interesting perspectives brought about on Death and conviction/belief. It's been too long for me to get into details but not so long that I won't say read 'em if you got 'em!

I love all of his work. I have that whole set. I also have a lot of his other works. He's one of my favorite authors.

I love how after the first 5 he was going to quit and the fans pretty much bullied him into writing a book for Satan and a book for God. Both of which were AMAZING!

Piers Anthony is one hell of a writer. I read several of his books back in the nineties. The man's imagination is awe inspiring.

I read the first three, then I ran out of steam.

Didn't read it. But speaking of a take on deities in general, anyone read the Discworld books?

Yes! Years ago. A great series. And by the way, he's agnostic.