"Fanged Noumena: Collected Writings 1987-2007" is a comprehensive collection of writings by philosopher Ray Brassier that engages with the complex themes of philosophy and religion. This paperback, published in 2011, offers a deep insight into the philosophical reflections and critical analyses that Brassier has developed over the past two decades. The collection includes a variety of essays and articles that explore the intersections of religion, faith, and contemporary philosophy. With dimensions of 11.6 cm in width and 17.5 cm in height, the book is portable and suitable for both academic and personal study. Weighing 572 grams and comprising a total of 560 pages, it provides substantial reading for anyone interested in the philosophical questions of modern times. The texts are written in English and are aimed at a broad audience seeking to engage with the challenges and possibilities of thinking in an increasingly complex world.