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"Joshua Cohen has generated a novel that's tragic and frightening and humbling in its luminous beauty. In my own view, it firmly places the author on a single degree as Kafka."—Michael Disend, author of Stomping the Goyim"The concept there are numerous heavens, correct ones and wrong ones, white ones and black ones, is pressed to its fantastical limitations by Brooklyn writer Joshua Cohen in his desire-world book of the afterlife. . .