Who Killed God? is a novella by Sam Tynen-Irnhein. First published in 1898, it centers on the search for God's killer. This book's troubled history, being contested before publication by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, is made more shocking in view of the fact that its author, Tynen-Irnhein, disappeared from a cruise ship a few months after release; his body was never found.
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