KGB’s Nonfiction Series Gets Religion

Lauren Sandler and J. C. Hallman field questions from the audience at KGB’s Tuesday night nonfiction reading series. Sandler had just read a section of her new book, Righteous, about her encounter with a group of evangelical Air Force Academy cadets psyching themselves up for the Apocalypse while Hallman selected a passage from The Devil Is a Gentleman about participating in a ritual with the Canadian Satanists he was interviewing. (I was sorta hoping Sandler’s Salon colleague, Michelle Goldberg, would drop by so I could ask about her book, Kingdom Coming, but Sandler intimated to me that they should be teaming up with other observers of the conservative Christian movement for a Makor panel in the near future…)

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