Serpents, Are They Good? Or Evil?

Oct. 9, 2012 - PRLog -- Press Release      

London, October, 08 2012 - Serpents haven’t always had a bad reputation. Whilst the past 2000 years have portrayed our slithery friends as evil and fiendish, the ancients had a different perspective. Serpents were seen as conduits of the spiritual and wise sages that could help one understand themself. In fact, so esteemed were these creatures in our past, that in Mesoamerica, Quetzalcoatl was a deity that was revered and known as the feathered serpent.  And this theme is now being reintroduced into the publishing world by a new novel called The Shining Serpent.

The Shining Serpent is a book set in a post war Iraq, and follows the life of Sarah, a middle aged woman searching for her lost son. Feeling hopeless and weak, she meets a dark serpent that helps guide her. The wise figure provides confidence and solace to the elderly woman, and with his wisdom she manages to traverse an otherwise dangerous land. “I wanted to give this beautiful and majestic creature a chance, nature is a part of us, and we are a part of nature,” says M.A. Hadi on the reason he chose to portray serpents in his book.

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About

M.A. HADI is a writer, poet and visionary. Having completed an undergraduate philosophy and psychology degree and an Msc in psychology, M.A. Hadi combined this knowledge with his naturally obtained talent of writing. Since then he has become a prolific writer of books and screenplays. For more information or to schedule an interview with M.A. Hadi please call or send an email. For a high resolution author photo or book cover, please contact us.

Author: M.A. HADI
Title: The Shining Serpent
Published: 13/07/2012
Publisher: Twin Rivers Limited
Paperback ISBN: 9780957331112
Paperback Price: £7.99
Ebook ISBN: 9780957331136
Ebook Price: £2.99

CONTACT:
Mohamed A. Hadi
Twin Rivers Limited
info@theshiningserpent.co.uk
www.theshiningserpent.com
07969531508