If he's the seventh son of the seventh son and seventh son's are immortal. Is david alive as well and did he ever have a seventh son of his own, who is also immortal?
Very intriguing story. The vivid words really painted the picture for me. Thanks!
Hello Stephen, it's Keenan from True World!!! I wanted to send out a shout, in hopes that we have some interests in common. I write Greek Tragedy, and essays from a historical perspective. I will check out your page, and if you have time, you're welcome to visit True World…
This was so intriguing. Also, I was completely soaking in the imagery you use. I so deeply admire your descriptions. It’s not my strong suit as a writer, so consider me a student of yours as I write my novel 🙏🏼 one of these days I’ve gotta drive into your novel!
I have always loved the history of Istanbul and its place in the world. Where the Black Sea meets the Mediterranean, where the Slik Road terminates, where Asia meets Europe, and the seat of the Byzantine Empire. I think if I could live anywhere in the world, it would be there.
If he's the seventh son of the seventh son and seventh son's are immortal. Is david alive as well and did he ever have a seventh son of his own, who is also immortal?
Very intriguing story. The vivid words really painted the picture for me. Thanks!
Not aware of any evidence of his father, Jesse, being a seventh son; but certainly plausible. Thank you so much for reading.
Hello Stephen, it's Keenan from True World!!! I wanted to send out a shout, in hopes that we have some interests in common. I write Greek Tragedy, and essays from a historical perspective. I will check out your page, and if you have time, you're welcome to visit True World…
This was so intriguing. Also, I was completely soaking in the imagery you use. I so deeply admire your descriptions. It’s not my strong suit as a writer, so consider me a student of yours as I write my novel 🙏🏼 one of these days I’ve gotta drive into your novel!
Really loved this. The worldbuilding is so authentic that the exposition reads like a travel guide.
I have always loved the history of Istanbul and its place in the world. Where the Black Sea meets the Mediterranean, where the Slik Road terminates, where Asia meets Europe, and the seat of the Byzantine Empire. I think if I could live anywhere in the world, it would be there.
You make it very tempting to go exploring in that region.