As we all know, God created the heavens and the earth and everything in them. Or did He? In Marc Ignacio and Lubna Isam's new work of fiction, an intriguing alternative is explored. In a series of inventive and sometimes witty dialogues between God and Satan, the authors explore some of the fundamental problems of religion, cosmology and metaphysics. God emerges as an irascible figure, prone to sudden enthusiasms and fits of temper, which it is usually up to the long-suffering angel, Gabriel, to defuse and pacify. Satan, by contrast, is a master of cold, sneering, repartee. When he has the luck to be offered a technological development scheme by none other than Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and Nikola Tesla, Satan begins to have the means at his disposal to threaten to overturn the time-honoured order of the cosmos, in a spectacular finale.