This book has been compared to the novels of Joseph Heller and Kurt Vonnegut, noting the author's talent for mixing irony, absurdity, melancholy and loneliness in such proportions to create a narrative that touches, captivates, and gives food for thought. Main character, Paul O'Rourke , an excellent dentist, a zealous atheist, a fan of the Red Sox baseball team, a misanthrope and a cynic, one fine day discovers the website of his own dental clinic. He has never created anything like this, if only because he has a difficult relationship with the Internet. Further more. On his behalf, various comments of a religious nature appear on the Internet about a certain ancient and almost extinct people with a rich spiritual heritage - the Ulmah. What is it—they laugh at him? Are they trying to piss him off? Or maybe they give you a chance to find peace of mind?