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Miggy Antonio distort — I am re-reading this now (May 2009). It is quite simply my most favorite book, and it gets better with age.

An Pazmino _n_az_am — I've had so many people recommend this book to me--and so far I'm enjoying it. It is quite engrossing and I love the way that the author is portraying the character of God--an African-American woman named Papa. :) I'll let you know what I think of the whole thing when I finish. Ok, I finished it. I really liked it as a theological picture of God's relationship to humanity. I loved the character of Sarayu, moving like the wind. One of my favorite parts of the novel is where she explains how the move from law to grace is a move from a noun to a verb (ok, so I probably like this because I'm an English teacher!), "verbs such as confessing, repenting, living, loving, responding, growing, reaping, changing, sowing, running, dancing, singing, and on and on. Humans, on the other hand, have a knack for taking a verb that is alive and full of grace and turning it into a dead noun or principle that reeks of rules." I don't think this book is a novel--it is more like an allegory, like Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. I think that is you're expecting a theological allegory, you'll enjoy the book tremendously. But if you're looking for a well-written story, then you might not like it as much. I enjoyed it and am looking forward to re-reading it.