Dietmar Dath's provocative and astonishing novel about religion. A fantastic blend of pop, physics, politics, philosophy, and science fiction. Perhaps God does exist after all. What if He doesn't like us? A German film director flees from a demanding love. His sister is suspected by the state of planning an attack as a radical Islamist. His best childhood friend struggles with the devil as a pastor. And a woman who knows all three, but is more than just a human, opens the door to the worst that humans can imagine. Dietmar Dath's last major novel, Feldeváye, deals with the world-changing power of art. His new novel, Unfortunately, I Am Dead, addresses the world-changing power of religion - about people who are absolutely certain that there are more things between heaven and earth than hedonism can dream of.