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Haythem Bastawy

    Haythem Bastawy's poetry draws inspiration from his travels and adventures, deeply rooted in classical literature. His work reflects a profound engagement with the human experience, often exploring universal themes through a unique lens. He brings a rich academic background to his writing, informing its depth and resonance.

    The Apolliad II: Le Chanson de Soleil
    The Apolliad I
    The Hesiad III
    The Hesiad lI
    • Rich, powerful and lyrical verse inspired by the mythical origins of the gods of Egypt. The book is a dystopian thriller that traces the return of the ancient Egyptian god, Horus, in human form after an ancient battle and how he navigates his way through contemporary life through a series of incarnations. This is the second book in the trilogy.

      The Hesiad lI
    • The Hesiad III

      • 65 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Rich, powerful and lyrical verse inspired by the mythical origins of the gods of Egypt. The book is a dystopian thriller that traces the return of the ancient Egyptian god, Horus, in human form after an ancient battle and how he navigates his way through contemporary life through a series of incarnations. This is the last book of The Hesiad, and it ends with the beginning of The Apolliad, the new series sequel.

      The Hesiad III
    • After an episode of mysterious turmoil, an ancient god is resurrected to complete a task he had initiated in a previous life. The Apolliad narrates the story of how he completes this task. This is the first book in the series.

      The Apolliad I