AN EMPTY GOD

RATING:
5 of 5 STARS

WRITING STYLE:
Literary First Person

AN EMPTY GOD explores what it would be like to have god-like powers. The book follows the evolution of a being, soon identified as Dravpruk, created near the birth of a young world still reeling from violent geological processes. As the world settles, flora and fauna appear alongside other power beings. When humans come into Dravpruk's lands, everything changes. AN EMPTY GOD is an expertly written high-fantasy that challenges the reader to see inside the mind of a mythical being. Highly recommended! [5-STARS from Allen Dale]

So often we wish we had super powers — the powers of a god. But what would that be like, for real? What would your personality be like if you could do anything you wanted, any time of the day, week, or century, and you encountered others who could do the same? Author Edward Eaton takes us on a deep exploration of one god's journey, and shows us how his particular encounter with the human race at first appeases some curiosity, then provides some purpose, and eventually takes its toll. Written in first person with plenty of rumination, AN EMPTY GOD a fascinating look at one such life in the history of the world. [5-STARS from Suzi Taylor]

AN EMPTY GOD follows the journey of an elemental spirit, eventually known as Dravpruk, from initial awareness of self to the exploration of near limitless powers. Take a guided sojourn through deep antiquity, as flora and fauna first appeared on a young world still shaking with geological turmoil. Dravpruk narratives his experiences with other elemental gods, nature spirits, beasts, and demons. But it's the emergence of man that presents the biggest challenge. AN EMPTY GOD offers a fascinating and thought-provoking first person trek through the mind of a powerful being. This is literary fantasy at its best! [5-STARS from Amber Sparks]

AN EMPTY GOD by Edward Eaton [Fantasy Novel (R) 190 pages / 77,000 words | Available in ebook and print] Visit author website to read more...