Victory over Japan Book

You should not trust an author with "christ" in her name. That's what I think.

I was going to say that Victory Over Japan is a weird book but what is really weird is that this is December 7th. What do you think of that? Maybe I will just quote a paragraph and let you decide for yourself what you think. Here goes.
A miracle, the sisters at the Academy of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus would have said. Chemistry, Maurice would say. Energy, Mirium Sallisaw would declare. This particular miraculous energetic piece of chemistry had split into two identical parts and they were attached now to the lining of Nora Jane's womb, side by side, the size of snow peas, sending out for what they needed, water and pizza and sleep, rooms without smoke or bacon grease.
Now imagine a whole book - 277 pages - of that. You have to imagine it because you haven't read it. I have read it and it makes me smile. In a sort of sardonic (disdainfully or cynically mocking) way. Yes, two hundred pages would have probably been enough for me.

Maybe I should call the book ribald. No, but maybe raucous. But definitely a little too much of a good thing. I am happy to move on to something else.