num_pages: 496
description: A breathtaking flight of the imagination, Richard Grant's Tex and Molly in the Afterlife is a major Dionysian/literary event; a poignant, endlessly inventive, and hilariously provocative novel of invigorating power and mystical absurdity. It concerns the unusual odyssey of Tex and Molly of Dublin, Maine - two aging hippies whose sudden and accidental deaths grant them the opportunity to brazenly reinvent their own realities while communing with various ancient forsaken deities and down-and-out woodland spirits. Like a raucous pagan dance in Thomas Pychon's garden, it is a novel rich in intelligence, wit, and serious strangeness - a supremely literary adventure of despoilers, witches, wolves, outlaw hackers, suits and rabid survivalists running wild through a soon-to-be corporately mutated Great North Woods - written with style and heart by an author whom The Washington Post once proclaimed "either a genius or a madman."
language: English
title: Tex and Molly in the Afterlife
titlecomplete: Tex and Molly in the Afterlife
genres: Fantasy, Paranormal, Science Fiction Fantasy, Spirituality, Fiction, Collections
ratings_count: 305
publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks