Gods Eternal After the Fall: The Four Branches

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mandideman

I am known to many as Rood (said rode)...it is Dutch for the color red; my nickname. As a child my mother skipped the fairytales and read to me bioagraphies and historical accounts of ancients peoples and places. Also as a child my brother and I created a fantastical world all our own; I have been writing those stories down for the past seven years. I hold a degree in history and a minor in cultural studies. I have lived half my life in Europe and half in the United States. I want a collaboration with some other authors as I know it will make my own work that much richer and challenge myself to meet a partner in writing who has the same passionate love of story telling in similar genres. I write adult themed stories with great detail. They are really not for the faint of heart or young. I write in fantasy, supernatural, horror, and mythology genres.
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Gods Eternal After the Fall: The Four Branches

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Kithas Meier: Chapter 2

Temptation without Shame: Chapter 3

This story came about as a backstory to my series in the fan fiction genre but the characters and history became all my known and while based in myth; I attempt to use as much as we modern historians know of the legends; this pantheon of gods, very little remains and is actually known. This is the story of Arianrhod; The Silver Wheel. Her life and her fall.

There is said to be nine planes of existence but only four have been witnessed. This is a narrative of the fall of those gods and goddesses known as the ekimmu who dwelt in the north on several large islands, the fae kingdoms of Leth Evana; mortal enemies of ekimmu and deadly creatures this physical plane calls elf. The Shadow realm and home to the Cherra. Names have only become myth and the Four Branches are no more, or are they?