Reviews
Lorenz Killer CH: Actor, Model, Speaker
The cover of Gregor Spörri's 300-page book only gives the interested reader a hint of the secrets revealed in this fictional apocalypse. Straight to the point - it is not for the faint-hearted or romanticized souls who want to follow the old world view of religion and history. Here, concentrated knowledge, away from the mainstream media, is combined with a fictitious future story to create a gloomy, end-of-the-world read. It's a great read and puts Emmerich's "Independence Day" in the shade as gentle bedtime reading. Link to the unabridged review
Leif Inselmann DE: Archaeology student, science writer
With "Lost God", Gregor Spörri has succeeded in creating a remarkably exciting and unconventional sci-fi thriller. The constantly changing perspectives create a fast-paced narrative. Nevertheless, there is still room for a lot of background information. The author combines almost trashy science fiction with well thought-out technical considerations, adaptations of borderline scientific theories, his own experiences and sometimes satirical criticism of our current social conditions. Somehow it all adds up to a rounded whole, which carries the reader along to the dramatic end. Link to the unabridged review
Sandro Stalder OE: Ski and diving instructor
Author Gregor Spörri can certainly hold his own against "Master of Disaster" Roland Emmerich. From page 104, all hell breaks loose on earth and in space. One catastrophe follows another. The "divine superpower" knows no mercy. Enormous scenes arise in the mind. And yet there is a striking difference to Emmerich. While its stories and characters often come across as flat and dripping with pathos, "Lost God" turns out to be a profound end-time thriller with intelligent storylines, characters and dialog. I hope this fantastic story finds its way to the big screen soon.
Peter Hoeft DE: Author, publicist
What if the celestial beings that were worshipped and feared as gods all over the world thousands of years ago were to visit the earth again, as the proponents of the paleo-SETI thesis imagine? How would humanity behave? Would there be another shock to the gods? How would the US President or the Pope, for example, react? An exciting question. What makes this truly apocalyptic science fiction thriller so appealing to me: LOST GOD is a real page-turner that I could hardly put down, I was so captivated by the story, which is written in the style of a reportage.
Floyd Varesi CH: Tattoo artist
A mystery thriller that prophesies the end of the world in the near future. "Lost God" is about the return of the biblical gods from the perspective of pre-astronautics. But the book offers even more: a tangible space adventure, a dark vision of Islamist terror and much more. I really enjoyed reading it because I love stories full of surprises and connections. The beginning of the book is also exciting, where the author tells of his incredible discovery in Egypt and then cleverly links this real part with the fictional part of the story, which has burrowed deep into my consciousness like an apocalyptic purgatory.
Peter Slesaczeck DE: Geologist
As a supporter and advocate of extraterrestrial intervention on earth, I have been dealing with this topic for a long time thanks to Erich von Däniken and Mysteries. I couldn't put this mystery SF thriller down. Tension was cleverly built up throughout with reliable facts, thorough research and a lot of basic knowledge. Gregor Spörri's logical conclusions - the result of factual communication and literary freedom, of realities on earth and fiction - inevitably lead to this result. I never dared to think that far! A great book that is a real challenge to further study this topic!
Pascal Brun CH: Visual Designer
Updated to reflect current events, the new 'LOST GOD' once again offers plenty of thrills and shines with critical philosophical statements and well-researched, albeit extremely daring theses on the existence of a higher being called Ha-Shem Ha-Mephorasch and his creation: man. In his latest work, the author manages to increase the dramaturgy once again and make the ending so exciting that you automatically wish for a sequel.
Klemens Niklaus Trenkle CH: filmmaker, actor
Gregor Spörri's end-time opus 'LOST GOD - The Last Judgement' reads almost like a script for a terrifying, apocalyptic blockbuster. The story is extremely interesting, rich in detail, quite sophisticated for this genre and, above all, exciting right to the end. The characters touch you and act authentically. Uncomfortable truths are ruthlessly exposed. The various storylines create great images in your head as you read. Fantastic material that is ideal for making into a movie.
Julian von Heyl DE: Editor of Lost God
A really exciting read - Lost God impressed me. Biblical stories and myths are playfully combined to create an imaginative chronicle of the end of the world. On the factual side, you do have to swallow a few things; on the other hand, I was often amused at how precisely the questions I asked myself while reading were answered a little later. The ending is particularly captivating, with an open hint that lends a conciliatory note to the overall gloomy work.
Thorsten Hoth DE: Lecturer, actor, screenwriter
In 1988, Gregor Spörri came across a mysterious relic in Egypt. Since then, he has repeatedly returned to the land of the pharaohs for research. As a private researcher, he is ridiculed in academic circles, so he decides to turn his findings into a novel. Spörri skillfully blends his ideas and fantasies with established knowledge and current affairs. 'LOST GOD' is a suspenseful mystery thriller made for the big screen. I am delighted to be writing the script for the novel together with the author.
Luc Bürgin CH: Journalist, Author
What is an Arabian crescent doing on a UFO? And what has Erich von Däniken lost in the office of US President Donald Trump? Optimists should keep their hands off this book. Because the author Gregor Spörri mercilessly holds up a mirror to us "apes". 'LOST GOD' is a futuristic and realistic mystery thriller that robs the stars of their romantic glow.
Katja Arnold OE: Interior designer
The divine apocalypse remains at the center of the new edition. Spörri has taken the reviews of the first edition from 2012 seriously and has given the current 2021 edition promising updates in terms of content and language. Anyone who likes well-researched, in-depth stories mixed with exciting action should definitely read LOST GOD. It would also be fantastic material for the movies.
Kai Lüftner DE: Author, musician, director, producer
LOST GOD' is an opulent, cinematic, American-style adventure docu-fiction. Great! Frank Schätzing and David Baldacci send their regards.
Marc Peschke DE: Art historian, copywriter, photo artist
LOST GOD' is a book that you won't want to put down. Gregor Spörri's work is dark and captivating. The fascinating ending is simply magnificent. The reader believes the author that this dark, oppressive story could happen at any time.
Verena Wolf DE: Marketing Manager
A mystery end-time novel without kitsch and sugar-coating. LOST GOD' is a merciless adventure that never bores. As you read, you can feel the author's passion for his story, which remains true to its subtitle "The Last Judgement" until the very last page. A captivating story made for the movies.
Roberto Cancellara CH: Filmmaker
A Swiss writer who can certainly hold his own with international authors. When I read 'LOST GOD', the movie played in my head. Gregor Spörri knows how to tell his carefully researched story in a very strong visual language. The topics are highly topical and reflect today's zeitgeist.
Michael Bruttel DE: Physicist, space expert
Author Gregor Spörri uses carefully researched facts to develop a frightening story with a smooth transition from current reality to science fiction. Despite the dramatic, sometimes apocalyptic descriptions, there is no lack of well-dosed dark humor and bitter irony. LOST GOD' is gripping and exciting right up to the last line!
Gisela Ermel DE: Paleo-SETI researcher
Is the Bible right in its assertion that the sons of heaven (angels) once became involved with human daughters? Will the gods return one day? Based on his experiences in Egypt, author Gregor Spörri has intensively studied the paleo-SETI thesis. The result is a gripping mystery thriller that takes up the thesis and spins it further. You devour 'LOST GOD' from the first to the last page.
Olivier Joliat CH: Journalist, musician
The story begins with a mysterious relic that the author saw on a trip to Egypt in 1988. Overwhelmed by the impressions, he develops an oppressive, dark story. 'LOST GOD' is a suspenseful mystery thriller from a critical mind.
Jürgen Mai DE: director, actor, author
LOST GOD' is an intelligent work. The author achieves the feat of keeping the reader reading to the end with emotional tension and a web of cliffhangers and gripping situations. Gregor Spörri creates a mix of fiction and revealing contemporary drama. More than once, he asks his readers to think in completely new dimensions.
Rainer Tautenhahn DE: Modern Art Artist
LOST GOD' is an enormously captivating, multi-faceted science fiction novel that goes far beyond fiction and provides exciting insights and theories on controversial topics that we will have to deal with sooner or later, whether we like it or not. While reading, I kept feeling the urge to experience this story visually one day, i.e. on the big screen.
Roland Kistner DE: Artist
A monstrous mummy part scratches at our intact world. The author tells a highly suspenseful story in an unrestrained manner. LOST GOD' is unsparing reality combined with fiction, spiced up with a dark message lurking in the background.
Robert Schmid CH: Crime novelist
'LOST GOD' is a mystery thriller of relentless authenticity, whose gripping storylines lead to a truly gigantic finale. While the author exposes the world to a fictional threat, he introduces the reader to the monstrous discovery he made in Egypt page by page. The moment he reveals the secret of Bir Hooker's relic, some people will wonder whether his previous world view is still valid.