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.
Haythem Bastawy Books
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 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.
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.