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The Atheist's Guide to Christmas Robin Harvie, Stephanie Meyers
Publisher: Harper Perennial

This kinder, gentler tenor is reflected in The Atheist's Guide to Christmas, a book of 42 stories from men and women who represent a range of professions including comedians, journalists, scientists and philosophers. This is a collection of essays by 42 contributors (because as anyone who has read/watched The Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy knows, 42 is the meaning of life), all of whom are atheists. I think it is very All author advances and royalties for The Atheist's Guide to Christmas will go to Terrence Higgins Trust. The Atheist's Guide to Christmas: Edited by Robin Harvie & Stephanie Meyers: Book Review. The Atheist's Guide to Christmas A month or more ago, someone on Twitter tweeted a link to the Kindle version of The Atheist's Guide to Christmas for just $1. Edited by Robin Harvie and Stephanie Meyers, 2010. There's also The Atheist's Guide to Christmas, which is a collection of essays/articles on the festive season but with a non (not anti) religious slant and perfect to dip into if you don't fancy a whole novel. The Atheist's Guide to Christmas. Remarkable reading for the holidays! Remember, the Atheist Bus Campaign? The Atheist's Guide to Christmas is a book selling itself with the promise of being a book the conscious filled atheist can give their [presumably theist] grandmother for Christmas. Following on from the bus campaign, Ariane Sherine edited a book, The Atheist's Guide to Christmas featuring contributions from a wide variety of (mostly British) authors, from scientists to comedians. You may be wondering if this post is three months late or nine months early ??? but my point today is that any day is a good day to read this book. Well the people behind that campaign haven't stopped campaigning and their book The Atheist's Guide to Christmas is published this week. Now dozens of atheist writers, comedians and scientists are joining together to raise money for a very different cause.