THE SEA CLAN - Couverture souple

VASILIOU, PANOS

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 9963913806 ISBN 13 : 9789963913800

Editeur : Government's Library of Cyprus, 2016

Synopsis

Travel down the rabbit-hole of time, at the beginnings of mankind, through the eyes of a young man and a young woman, in a life-voyage that will bring them to cross the laws of the woman goddess and their tribe’s matriarchic eye, which will force them to face ancient enemies and ancient dilemmas. See them as they grow up, as they pass through the naming rituals and the holly ceremonies of their village, as they fight with the enemies of the tribe and the enemies within their community, as they get expelled from the safety of their community and are forced to travel the world in their search for a better life. Follow them as they gradually form a party of trusted friends through their voyage and as they meet with a range of communities through the Mediterranean Sea and are forced to learn the harsh teachings of life. Meet the clan of the mother, and the clan of the forest hunters, the clan of the peoples of the logs, and the peoples of the sun god, the moon worshipers Coux and Cox, meet the holly children of the rain, follow the daughter of the Sea as she gradually recognizes the woman goddess inside her and the Son of the Urchin as he learns how to love her without wanting to possess her. The Sea Clan is a story full of symbolism and with many faces, historical, romantic, philosophical, erotic, theological…, but above all is a story about growing up and searching your place in the world, about the freedom of choice and about the ultimate love between a man and a woman…

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Government's Library of Cyprus
• Date d'édition: 2016
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 9963913806
• ISBN 13: 9789963913800
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 226
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