Alexander Collas

Journal of a Deadman: Gluttony & Avarice (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Keith and Usis have already discovered their journey through Hell is more than they had bargained for. On the way to the next Plane, they and their guide Calmet are attacked by an unknown force. When finally they make it to the Plane of Gluttony they meet the innkeeper Bell, a fellow Earthling. They are introduced to the Overlord of Gluttony, a horrific creature, where they learn of his collection of souls. In that collection, Keith finds another person from earth, the epidemy of Greed and Avarice, a TV personality who later became President and helped set in motion the ruin of his homeworld. On the fourth Plane Keith meets a very unlikely looking overlord who controls all the resources The Host and Hell filters back into the many Creations from their torture and harvest of suffering from. He learns how these minerals are the very thing that continues to fuel all of Creation.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alexander Collas
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370173075
• Artikelnr.: 70467458

Autorenporträt

Alexander Collas is an American author. His two series, Journal of a Deadman and The Family Morningstar have received both adulation and infamy for addressing the myths of God, Lucifer, and Eternity from a different point of view. He examines and brings into question the accepted paradigms handed down over the last two thousand years. His books are graphic, and present the teachings of religion as they are presented and not from the edited dreamy eyed perspective their believers like to tell themselves. Ask yourself, how would an eternal being feel about a creature like the living, who dies before eternity even knows they exist. Why would such powerful beings really care what these temporary beings felt and what would they even need with such sad talking monkeys?