David Hines Knihy

"We should start our own religion." One simple sentence, one really bad idea. But to chronic underachievers Danny Welles and Walter James, starting a new religion sounded like the best idea they'd ever had. Those six little words would inspire them to write their own dogma, ensnare a gullible Hollywood star to be their spokesman, hijack the nation's highest-rated TV talk show and create the Church of OK, a religion based on "positivity and permissiveness" that would fuel a media firestorm rocketing them to fame and infamy. Holy Crap is a funny, satirical look at our modern culture, following its characters as they take on religion, Hollywood, television, the tabloids and each other with the goal to enrich lives as well as their own bank accounts. It's a journey filled with religious zealots, 7-Eleven hot dogs, Caddyshack as a Christian allegory, Kama Sutra with cats, a certain amount of substance abuse, and heartfelt sex on playground equipment.

David lebt bei seiner Großmutter in einer englischen Kleinstadt, da seine Mutter sich nur sporadisch um ihn kümmern kann. Nach und nach enthüllt sich dem Jungen, dass seine Mutter als Prostituierte arbeitet und dafür bald zu alt wird