Title: Does for religion what Douglas Adams did for sci-fi
Product review: In the manner of laid-back british sarcasm, which so often makes for pleasant reading, it's easy for an author to overdo it and force the language into Douglas-Adamsesque epithets. (eg Starship Titanic) Luckily, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet have not let anyone down here. Good Omens for me, does for religion what Douglas Adams did for sci-fi with "The Hitchhiker's Guide...". Not only is it clever, zany and just witty enough, but the author's paint a pleasant story with wonderful characters as well. DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED if you're a fan of Douglas Adams. (or any other British humour for that matter -- Red Dwarf works just as well)
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