My Reply to a Curious Reader about Primeval Origins

I thought I would share a question about Primeval Origins: The Harbinger of Judgments and my reply about what sparked my idea for the book(s).

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Curious Reader
I'm intrigued by your book, The synopsis caught my attention, and I'm curious to learn more about the inspiration behind it. What sparked the idea for your book.

B.A.Vonsik’s Answer:
The Harbinger of Judgments is a short story (11,000 words) ...mini story within the Primeval Origins® Epic Saga. This story is the bridge (the Omega and the Alpha) between the ancient story of First Man on Earth and the future story of... us in the late 21st century. The entire construct of the epic saga is born of our myths and legends as more history than made up fantasy (the latter according to academia and those uninterested in discovering new things of our past and origins). When you understand how to read / interpret the ancient stories using the cultural context of our ancestors you can translate into our modern thoughts/language... the ancients had no language for such things as "spaceship" instead using terms such as "heavenly chariot" or "vimana." Another example can be taken from the Epic of Gilgamesh and his unique friend Enkidu - the huge, hairy, wild man. In the Sumerian language, you can translate this to "Enki" + "Du" or "Enki" + "fashion/creation/etc." Guess what we call this creation today? This makes for great speculative science fiction that just may be more history than fiction. Add in really interesting characters, telling the stories from their points of view, and their interactions with each other makes for great story telling... an Epic Science Fantasy Saga... Primeval Origins®.

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