Godless

The balance between humor and serious themes in 'Godless' really resonated with me. I'm curious what motivated the choice to tackle religion from a comedic perspective.

The characters' doubts and questions seemed very real, but at times it also felt like they embodied stereotypes. How did others perceive the realism of their struggles?

The setting felt like a character itself, shaping the characters' beliefs and attitudes. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or crafted it purely from imagination.