In Gion M. Cavelty's fifth novel, it is about nothing more and nothing less than the last things. But what do a French sausage called Andouillette, a magical monkey, and the Phallus Dei have to do with it? And is God really a gigantic bar of soap? Cavelty's new book mixes freak fiction with ancient cosmology. It dates Dante's "Divina Commedia" using the tools of fantasy. And the diary contained within, documenting an expedition into the unknown regions of God, reveals truly sensational information: God has a hole.