Somebody has clearly forgotten the first rule of Book Club!
Good Omens is a hack fiction book based on a true non-fiction story. The Demon and Angel, and son of Satan. All angels. I'm not naming any names to protect the innocent.
Non-fiction story? i don't understand that (I mean i understand what non-fiction means, just not what you are referencing, I have never seen anything with angels and demons that wasn't fiction) Good Omens was a decent book.. I loved the premise but about 3/4 through it sort of fell apart. I wouldn't call it "Hack" by any means though.. Gaiman and Pratchett are/were both amazing writers and never called hacks..
Personally, i'm reading Dick Cavett's "Brief encounters" Which is just awesome as he is one of my favorite people ever.. been a really good read
It was meant to be humor. I apologize if taken otherwise-which I give up on my frail attempts at humor on here. Though an avid reader of fiction and non-fiction since childhood in around 1980 I quit reading anything that wasn't biology/science related journals and books till about 2000. Even since I still go towards science oriented books and journals so can't seem to break habit (the last was a book on Epigenetics) but I still read journals daily trying to keep up with various areas of interest. I like reading informative books and whatnot on history and nature. Recently I've gotten hooked on reading peer-reviewed journals and science of climate change (nothing like media and political rhetoric) and on human genetics and evolution which is shaking up that field (because the genetic story of Modern humans is different than archeological one). Researchgate tells you when people cite your papers so I can keep up with what's going on since I left that area of research, which is pretty cool now I'm an old fart. I guess I've been geekified beyond any hope.
Being a history geek (esp. WW2) and suddenly finding myself having a lot of free time on my hands... I'm chewing on these: