Description: "Delightful, strikingly current, infectiously readable.... The irrational pull of erotic love has never had a funnier incarnation than the one in I Am God .... Sartori pulls out all the stops in a long tradition of first-person confessions by the Creator, beginning with the Ten Commandments... Transcending mere blasphemy, Sartori refuses to take the Lord's name in vain. Every little chapter of I Am God forces the reader to decide whether laughter or outrage is the proper response. There's a grand tradition of Italian artists (Dante, Michelangelo, Verdi) who shock us with their new and unsettling images of God. In his modest and profound way, Sartori belongs in this terrific company." --Michael Alec Rose, BookPage

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