Becomes God’s Silent Prophet is my second novel, a continuation of the style and world of my first novel, Becomes the Happy Man.
In BECOMES GOD’S SILENT PROPHET, the man wakes up to find things are slightly different than they were in BECOMES THE HAPPY MAN. Those differences inspire the man to take a journey to find God. What is God? Why is the idea of God universal to the human experience while the particular expressions of God are so diverse in human culture? What does the distinction between a universal and a diverse God mean for a person’s belief in God? How does that belief change the way a person relates to other people? These are the questions for which the man seeks answers.
As in BECOMES THE HAPPY MAN, the man as a young man and the man as a boy also make appearances. The young man contemplates his experiences in the gathering of believers for the celebration of the supreme being, and he also learns to relate to one of the girls who lives and works in the house where the old woman lived before she died. The boy falls asleep and finds himself on a spaceship with an important task as dictated by someone claiming to be God. His arrival on a distant planet, and the completion of his task bring a surprise that not even the boy as a man could have anticipated.
You can read the first chapter of Becomes God’s Silent Prophet on my website.
Or you can buy the book on Amazon.
My other novels will appear here now and then, so stay alert! In the mean time, enjoy the other items on this site.
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This is wonderful news. Good Luck for your new book. Congratulations dear Rick Mallery, Thank you, Love, nia
Excellent novel! Highly recommend it.
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OK, I’ve just discovered your site, and read everything I saw. All of it speaks to me, even the confusing parts. I’ve just ordered BECOMES THE HAPPY MAN and put you on my regular reading list. To be continued…
Thank you!
I see you and I may be interested in exploring some of the same territory in our fiction. I have written a few “What if God is like…” essays and little pieces of fiction. Some are on my blog. Others are awaiting the time when I either knock them into shape and post them or decide to keep them hidden forever.
Congratulations 🎊
Sounds intriguing and congratulations!