Theodore Sturgeon (1918-1985) was an American science fiction, horror, and fantasy writer. He always had limited commercial success, although he was a screenwriter for the series Star Trek and two of his stories were adapted for the legendary series The Twilight Zone, Sturgeon had a following of loyal readers and some renowned admirers, such as Kurt Vonnegut and Ray BradburyHe died in relative obscurity, after many years of barely publishing anything. A year after his death, the novel he had been working on for over a decade was published, Cosdivino, now published in Catalan in Males Herbes in a good translation by Josep Sampere Martí.

The Christian calendar of celebrations has just celebrated the resurrection of Christ. Every believer has an absolute right to believe that this phenomenon occurred. From the perspective of mere reason, however, it seems that such a phenomenon is not credible.