A surreal journey to reverse the Fall of Man in a twisted Eden, blending horror and dark imagination.
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A surreal journey to reverse the Fall of Man in a twisted Eden, blending horror and dark imagination.
Not many authors are capable of, paraphrasing a Goodreads and Amazon’s reviewer (Skorpius), picking up one of the biggest stories out there (The Garden of Eden) and reinvent it in a way that s/he ends up creating a completely new, unusual and original story, making it as her/his own. J. A. Redmerski didn’t just rearrange a plot that already existed, or made a new reading of it.
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Minor references to sexual themes; not central or explicit.
Frequent violent and disturbing scenes in a surreal, horrific setting.
Moderate use of strong language fitting the dark tone.
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Central themes of Eden, the Devil, and reversing the Fall of Man.
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Central occult themes with the Devil and surreal, dark elements.
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Themes of suffering and cruelty in a disturbing, surreal context.
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