Fomite Press calls Charles Greenleaf Bell’s The Half Gods a “revolutionary novel, a literary work of the first importance.” Exploring the man, Daniel Leflore, his diverse worlds, the life path he has traversed, and the destiny that lies before him and his country, Bell is able to guides us through Leflore’s exploration of self, family, and society and imerse us in the “deepest fiction,” in a a search for meaning – personal and world – encompassing.