Prometheus for Breakfast by Jack Tilde

An authentically funny afterlife parody with existential implications, Prometheus for Breakfast by Jack Tilde is a thoroughly inventive everyman adventure about discovering the meaning of life and the potential advancement opportunities in death. When the unremarkably average Richard is thrown off his mortal coil, he not only has to reckon with dying, but also the realization that human existence and reality itself are little more than interdimensional experiments. As Richard makes an unlikely transformation into a hellish hero, he rises to face down the biblical bureaucracy and prove that even corporations named GOD can lose. Offering wickedly clever commentary on liberation, human nature, and the soul-sucking nature of capitalism, this sardonic but incisive novel crackles with Vonnegutian wit.