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For centuries, Hopper has led the Department of Torturous Conditions, Hell's bureaucratic torture department. It's a thankless job, but after centuries of paperwork, staff meetings, and dreaded corporate retreats, he's sure he's found a rhythm; until one day he receives a report that contentment in Hell is rising. Apparently, conditions on twenty-second-century Earth are so bad that the damned actually find Hell enjoyable.
The cause soon becomes apparent: God is missing.
Worse, Hopper is the one charged with finding him.
Dragged onto a near-future Earth alongside an angel-in-training named Lyra, Hopper must navigate megachurch grifters, endless subscription services, and the horrifying realization that humanity has perfected torturous entropy in a way he couldn't even dream of.
Broadsheets In Hell is a savage yet heartfelt satire about faith, perseverance, and the power of choice. An absolute must-read for fans of dystopian fiction and satirical takedowns of modern trends.
