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Poetic Memories of a Poor Righteous Teacher
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A powerful collection of over thirty short, figuratively rich poems that chronicle the inner world of an educator navigating the complex intersections of love, purpose, and survival in a rapidly shifting 21st-century reality. Organized in three evocative sections—Memories of Law, Memories of Love, and Memories of Life.
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The Chronicles of Ablia takes readers on a mesmerizing journey through the world of SUNSUM, a parallel planet rich with ancient magic, advanced technology, and cultural mythology. Centered on the mystical land of Ablia, this Afrofuturistic epic weaves tales of cosmic travelers, divine gods, and the powerful lineage of warriors, scribes, and fairies. As characters like Dame Ankh, Baset, and the Peptilian warlords navigate the trials of prophecy, magic, and intergalactic war, they encounter ancient Egyptian deities like Thoth and Ma’at, and the river god Hapi. Blending Egyptian hieroglyphs and West African Adinkra symbols, the series explores soul creation, time travel, and the battle for balance between worlds. Each tale is steeped in myth, legend, and a reimagined future, promising readers a thrilling, multidimensional experience across the fabric of space and time.
By W. N. Thomas IV (Hapi Ma'at)
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