Good to be God

Good to be God

by Tibor Fischer

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Tyndale Corbett is at last successful, living a luxurious life on a friend's credit card and identity. Tasting success, he believes he just hasn't been ambitious enough in the past and decides to aim higher with a new money-making scheme: pretending to be God.

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    How does Tyndale Corbett’s definition of success shift throughout the novel, and how do you view the relationship between ambition and morality in his journey?

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    Tibor Fischer is known for his dark humor and satirical edge; how does the novel's comedic tone impact your perception of Tyndale's increasingly absurd and unethical choices?

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    If someone in the modern world actually attempted to pass themselves off as God for financial gain, what does Fischer’s premise suggest about society's gullibility and our collective spiritual or psychological needs?

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