Fall - Crowe, Eldon
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Something Bad lurks in the fields and amongst the trees of the Garden where Hadah-Muh and Ahah-Wah have lived in harmony with all the Animals and tended the fruits and the vegetables - something not Good. Habbah-Ah, He Who dwells in the Beyond above and Who sometimes comes to walk with them in the Garden has warned them of it. But they have forgotten. And now everything that is Good in this new, young, beautiful World is threatened. For Anah-Hashah, their Nemesis who has so patiently stalked them and plotted his revenge against them is, at last, about to strike. He has fed and nurtured but one…mehr

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Something Bad lurks in the fields and amongst the trees of the Garden where Hadah-Muh and Ahah-Wah have lived in harmony with all the Animals and tended the fruits and the vegetables - something not Good. Habbah-Ah, He Who dwells in the Beyond above and Who sometimes comes to walk with them in the Garden has warned them of it. But they have forgotten. And now everything that is Good in this new, young, beautiful World is threatened. For Anah-Hashah, their Nemesis who has so patiently stalked them and plotted his revenge against them is, at last, about to strike. He has fed and nurtured but one goal in his spiteful heart through all of the passing Days in this Garden of Life: to open the way toward Death; to cause the Man and the Woman to Fall.
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Autorenporträt
Eldon Crowe is a writer of general, speculative, and what he likes to call "spiritual" fiction. He is the author of the Creation Series of Fall, Fallen, and Flood, as well as The Boathouse, Sammar, and Portal. His short fiction has appeared in anthologies such as the Canadian Authors Association's Fifteen Stories High. He lives in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, with his wife, Lynda, son, Dean, and a menagerie of feathered and furred critters. He is also sometimes visited by his daughter, Laura.