Seeking the Divine Spark - price change for US readers

I have lowered the overseas prices on Seeking the Divine Spark: A Satire in the Style of Evelyn Waugh for two reasons. The eruption of another concerted media attack on Pope Benedict XVI cloaks ideological and political objectives inimical to the Catholic Church in particular and orthodox Christian belief in general. Those ideological and political motives are reflected in my story. A fiction treatment of a social and political issue is quite different from a non-fiction one, and when it is well done brings a dimension that non-fiction writing cannot do. I make a case for the unique power of fiction in my essay The Christian Novel - Where are the Limits?

Second, there is a gratifying interest coming from US readers in what I write. Adam Mitchell Bond, a native Pennsylvanian, has thus far written the best short review (See The Gentleman's Journal). To remove any impediment to access the price may have for US readers, I have lowered it as much as I can. At the same time I have adjusted the other overseas prices.

Comment: gerard@gerardcharleswilson.com