F. Marion Crawford's novel Zoroaster is a richly imagined tale set in ancient Persia. The titular character is a prophet who challenges the established religious order with a new vision of the divine. As he gains followers and attracts the attention of the Persian authorities, he must navigate treacherous political waters to bring about his vision of a peaceful and just society. This novel is a fascinating blend of historical fiction and theological speculation.

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