A black comedy, "hilarious, wild, chaotic [and] laugh out loud funny" satire on religion and nationalism. A group of lottery winners survive a plane crash on a remote Venezuelan mountain top, only to be taken captive by a society of highly intelligent antelopes. [Amazon review excerpt: It built to a wonderful crescendo and I would read it again. Take a chance and read it you won't regret it!] In the spirit of Gulliver's Travels, Antelopes is a black comedy and satire illustrated by the occasional quote from our greatest thinkers. Punctuated by an unlucky accident, two Kafka-esque trials, a war of the Antelopes, and a bizarre escape, this tale is perfect for fans of the original tale. Still reeling from a plane crash, lottery-winning millionaires find themselves stranded on a remote mountain top in Venezuela. These nouveau riche find their luck has run out when they're captured by an advanced society of antelopes. Thrust into an unknown world with strange creatures, the survivors are forced to confront their religious, sexual, nationalistic, and racial prejudices - a difficult task for the newly rich.

Antelopes: A Modern Gulliver's Travels (Religion Derision)