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Mark H. Williams
5 books8 followersI’m a freelance writer of scripts, books and plays.
Forthcoming productions include Here Be Monsters (Theatr Iolo, touring Wales, July – August 2013) and a stage adaptation of Jason & The Argonauts (Courtyard Hereford, touring England, September – autumn 2013).
My debut novel Sleepless Knights, a fantasy novel about King Arthur’s butler, is published in August 2013 by Atomic Fez books.
I’ve written two UK-touring stage adaptations for The Birmingham Stage Company. Horrible Histories: The Frightful First World War (2009; nominated for a Manchester Evening News award for Best Family Show) and Horrible Science (2010). Both plays were based on the best-selling books published by Scholastic. Horrible Science is re-touring the UK in the autumn of 2013.
Past theatre projects include The Theatre Of Doom! for the Courtyard Hereford, Zufall for Cwmni Theatr 3D, Young Merlin for the Sherman Theatre Company, Everything Gets Eaten with the Desperate Men Theatre Company, Use It Or Lose It for Dirty Protest and Opera Max: 9 Stories High for Welsh National Opera.
I’ve written extensively for radio, including My Dog’s Got No Nose, Weekend Film Matinee and My Kind Of Wales for BBC Wales, and The Bethan & Huw Show for BBC Radio One. Television work includes the sketch show Lucky Bag, and I was a sitcom finalist in the inaugural BBC Talent scheme.
I’m currently developing new projects with National Theatre Wales, and a main-stage play for a family audience based on Arthurian legend with the Torch Theatre.
Forthcoming productions include Here Be Monsters (Theatr Iolo, touring Wales, July – August 2013) and a stage adaptation of Jason & The Argonauts (Courtyard Hereford, touring England, September – autumn 2013).
My debut novel Sleepless Knights, a fantasy novel about King Arthur’s butler, is published in August 2013 by Atomic Fez books.
I’ve written two UK-touring stage adaptations for The Birmingham Stage Company. Horrible Histories: The Frightful First World War (2009; nominated for a Manchester Evening News award for Best Family Show) and Horrible Science (2010). Both plays were based on the best-selling books published by Scholastic. Horrible Science is re-touring the UK in the autumn of 2013.
Past theatre projects include The Theatre Of Doom! for the Courtyard Hereford, Zufall for Cwmni Theatr 3D, Young Merlin for the Sherman Theatre Company, Everything Gets Eaten with the Desperate Men Theatre Company, Use It Or Lose It for Dirty Protest and Opera Max: 9 Stories High for Welsh National Opera.
I’ve written extensively for radio, including My Dog’s Got No Nose, Weekend Film Matinee and My Kind Of Wales for BBC Wales, and The Bethan & Huw Show for BBC Radio One. Television work includes the sketch show Lucky Bag, and I was a sitcom finalist in the inaugural BBC Talent scheme.
I’m currently developing new projects with National Theatre Wales, and a main-stage play for a family audience based on Arthurian legend with the Torch Theatre.
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November 18, 2023
Dividido em três partes, o autor tentou (sem sucesso) inserir Lilith na vida do leitor. Na primeira parte, ele explica dentro das diversas religiões a versões e explicações sobre quem é Lilith e o que ela faz na humanidade. Na segunda parte, ele cria um romance narrativo entre Lilith, Adão e outros personagens como forma de explicar o que houve com ela (que na minha opinião, é bem ruinzinho). Na última parte, caso você queira, ele nos ensina como invocar Lilith, criar um altar a ela e passar a tratá-la como um deus. Desculpa, mas não.
Entende-se, dentro de uma perspectiva filosófica, que Lilith é a personificação do Caos, e seu lado masculino, Samael, da psicopatia criada pela loucura do próprio caos. O ciúmes, a raiva, o ódio, a frustração do ser humano são tratados como sendo 'conduzidos por Lilith', enquanto que a ganância, a manipulação, o terror, o ato assassino causado pelo ser humano são tratados como sendo 'intervenções de Samael'.
Bom para passar umas três horinhas lendo sobre algo diferente dos dias de hoje. Apenas.
Entende-se, dentro de uma perspectiva filosófica, que Lilith é a personificação do Caos, e seu lado masculino, Samael, da psicopatia criada pela loucura do próprio caos. O ciúmes, a raiva, o ódio, a frustração do ser humano são tratados como sendo 'conduzidos por Lilith', enquanto que a ganância, a manipulação, o terror, o ato assassino causado pelo ser humano são tratados como sendo 'intervenções de Samael'.
Bom para passar umas três horinhas lendo sobre algo diferente dos dias de hoje. Apenas.
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