Megiddo
by Andreea Cleopatra Popescu
FBT review:
Discover the captivating world of Megiddo, an innovative LGBTQ book by Andreea Cleopatra Popescu. This thought-provoking novel challenges traditional notions of gender and identity, offering a unique and modern retelling of the story of the Garden of Eden.
Set in contemporary London, Megiddo follows the journey of Eden, a non-binary poet, as they navigate the complexities of art and society. Drawn into an eccentric art scene, Eden becomes the muse of Adam, a charismatic leader who seeks to conquer the realms of art and fashion. Through their experiences, Eden confronts the alienation and confusion of modernity, while also exploring the painful betrayals that have haunted humanity since the fall of the Garden.
Perfect for fans of indie book titles, Megiddo offers a fresh and insightful perspective on love, identity, and the human experience. Dive into this innovative tale of self-discovery and join Eden as they embark on a journey that will challenge your notions and inspire your imagination. Immerse yourself in Megiddo, available now on Amazon.com.
Publisher Description:
Megiddo is a deconstruction of gender and identity, told through a modern retelling of the story of the destruction of the Garden of Eden. Told through the perspective of Eden, a non-binary poet, Megiddo simultaneously addresses the alienation and confusion of modernity as well as the painful betrayal that has marked the earth since the Garden's fall. Set in contemporary London, Eden gets drawn into an eccentric art society and becomes the muse of Adam, its enthralling leader, who sets his eyes on conquering the world of art and fashion.
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