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If someone had written a novel based on a future where Jews ruled the world and treated non-Jews as second class citizens and used out of context selections from the Tanakh and the Talmud, combined with the pronouncements rabid right wing Rabbis, to provide the novel a veneer of seaming verisimilitude, would we see fit to promote it? Criticism of the tenets of a religion is all well and good. History is of benefit. But this seems to be a smear in the guise of a novel. Would we all be curious to find out about the latest ebook edition of the Turner Diaries, for example? I'm rather disappointed in BAEN.
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